Vaneck Oil Services ETF (OIH)
$314.89
1.77 (0.57%)
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VanEck Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH) Is Taking A Stand
Despite a still ugly longer-term look and feel, oil, oil services stocks as well as Market Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH) look primed for a better bounce with defined risk.
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Market Cap
19.21M
PE Ratio
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Volume (Avg. Vol.)
235,766
Day's Range
$313.71 - $318.03
52-Week Range
$278.63 - $364.08
Dividend & Yield
$2.89 (0.92%)
OIH Stock Predictions, Articles, and Vaneck Oil Services ETF News
Strike Black Gold With the VanEck Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH)
Get stronger diversification and limited risk in oil stocks using an VanEck Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH) bull call spread.
3 Unique ETFs To Play The Oil Market Rebound (XLE, USL, OIH)
Now that oil prices have likely bottomed, XLE, USL and OIH are 3 ways that investors can add cheap long-term oil exposure to their portfolios.
Market Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH): It’s Breakout Time
Tuesday's big rally in oil broke the Market Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH) past technical resistance. Here's the next upside target.
When and How to Move Into Oil Stocks
As oil prices fall, oil stocks become increasingly attractive. Here are four of the best ways for investors to ease into oil stocks.
Market Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH) Is Set Up for Victory
The Market Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH) has reached long-term support and deeply oversold readings. Position yourself for a big bounce play.
Play the Bounce in Energy Stocks With the XLE ETF
The energy stock bounce is upon us -- here's how to play the bottoming bid with XLE put spreads.
Halliburton Company: Yes, This Energy Stock IS a Buy! (HAL)
Halliburton (HAL) stock rose again on Monday and is building up energy for what should be a good-sized year-end rally.
Schlumberger Limited (SLB): Get in Position for This Gusher!
SLB stock in multiple time-frames is beginning to show more constructive signs from a technical perspective. Traders could play a breakout
Trade of the Day: OIH May Finally be Putting in a Bottom
An outside reversal off a double-bottom in Market Vectors Oil Services ETF is a good sign.
Buy the Bounce in Oil Services (OIH)
Energy-related stocks and funds such as the OIH ETF took flight last Friday. That should lead to follow-through buying in this oil services fund.
How to Play Oil Stocks as Crude Falls
Oil may still be taking a beating from the market as short sellers cover and traders take profits, but you will regret the day oil returns to $100 if you don't nibble at oil stocks now.
Trade of the Day: The Contrarian’s Guide to Playing Oil (OIH)
We could be nearing a powerful oversold bounce in Market Vectors Oil Services ETF.
XLE: Energy Stocks Are Charging Higher
Energy stocks rallied hard on Tuesday. Play the rebound with XLE put spreads.
Jobs Slowdown, Higher Rates Kick Stocks Again
It seems that for the first time since 2013, we're on the cusp of a sustained rise in borrowing costs -- one that looks set to happen no matter what the Fed does.
Will the Fed? Won’t the Fed? Uncertainty Pushes Stocks Lower
The pressure hitting bonds weighed on stocks Tuesday, and as breadth breaks down, a short-term correction looks increasingly in play.
Stocks Drift Lower on Weak Growth, Fed Statement
Volatility in stocks was subdued today as the initial estimate of first quarter GDP growth and a policy announcement from the Federal Reserve came in as expected.
