Energy Sector

In the sector sentiment section of the weekly Thrasher Analytics letter, I noted that XLE (ARCA: XLE) has seen a rise in breadth thrusts. This is a result of improving performance of individual energy stocks. However, sentiment remaining extremely low. Together, internals for the energy sector are...

We at Revealera provide our hedge fund and asset manager clients data on job postings and SaaS (as well as non-SaaS products) product adoption. Job postings can say a lot about the state of the economy and can also be a leading indicator to employment based metrics.  In this article, we...

Last week’s Chart of the Week looked at Large Traders getting long natural gas, and the commodity has continued to move higher - rising 6.9% on yesterday (Monday). This week’s chart looks at the other side of the coin, showing a heavy degree of selling in the energy sector,...

As of the close of business on Friday, 6/23, we captured the Top 10 Highest Short Interest % stocks within the Energy sector. The average short interest for stocks within the Energy sector stands at 2.51%. Therefore, the below stocks are showing a more pessimistic outlook than their peers within...

As of the close of business on Monday, 6/5, we captured the Top 10 Highest Short Interest % stocks within the Energy sector. The average short interest for stocks within the Energy sector stands at 2.58%. Therefore, the below stocks are showing a more pessimistic outlook than their peers within the...

Following a record-breaking 2022, investors are wondering whether energy stocks still have untapped potential for long-term returns. Oil prices have risen sharply in the last week, with WTI crude recording a 6% weekly gain and rising far above $70 per barrel on the back of lower-than-expected U.S....

The most oversold stocks in the energy sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies. Here’s the latest list of major oversold players in this sector, having an RSI near or below 30.   NextDecade Corporation (NASDAQ: NEXT) NextDecade shares have dropped around 19%...

On today's (Oct. 18) episode of the "Stock Market Movers," host Mitch Hoch spoke to Eric Schiffer, CEO of The Patriarch Organization, about the biggest opportunities for retail investors. When asked about how the recession, "We are not in the eye of the storm yet," said...

There’s an old saying that the market climbs the stairs and jumps out of the window. Clearly today was a “window” day. With last year’s trade war, people had dates they could watch with pre-set deadlines that would show progress or lack of progress. There’s no “...

Overnight, it’s gone from being a coronavirus story to a crude story as the market continues its rapid descent.  Slammed by a 30% bloodbath in crude, S&P 500 futures sank 5% at times, hitting their overnight limit for the first time since the night Donald Trump was elected. The...

A wild week ended with another head-spinning session Friday as stocks stormed back in the last half hour from deep losses to end above key technical support. The late charge helped stocks finish the week slightly higher despite massive levels of volatility. Whether Friday’s late recovery...

Even before tension spiked in the Middle East on Jan. 2 when the U.S. assassinated an Iranian military official, crude was on the rise. Now we’re heading into the Energy sector reporting season with oil prices in a state of flux—having touched their highest levels since April of last...

After sputtering all year, energy stocks finally got a boost last month. It wasn’t necessarily how company executives would have envisioned, however, because it took a devastating military strike against Saudi oil facilities to help the struggling sector post some decent gains on Wall Street...

After a rough Q1 earnings season for many major Energy sector companies, it looks like things are slowly turning around as the next reporting period looms. However, the sector continues to sputter amid soft product prices that may reflect slowing global economic growth. The operative word might be...

If you want to know why many analysts expect S&P 500 Q1 earnings to fall, look no further than the Energy sector. Companies that suck crude out of the earth, process it, and sell refined products to consumers could face a worse than 20% year-over-year earnings decline, assuming Wall Street...