Devon Energy Corporation

Here's how I'm positioning within the energy, financial, healthcare, and technology sectors.

The research firm created a roster of the 10 most overvalued stocks, relative to its fair value estimates.

Bank of America strategists offered a list of S&P 500 stocks with the highest five-year price betas, a measure of volatility.

Over the last month, the SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF has lagged the S&P 500 by 27 percentage points.

Bank of America rates the oil industry giant highly in this unexpected category.

The bank made a list of 'signature picks, an eclectic portfolio culled from our research department's highest-conviction ideas.'

The roster contains S&P 500 companies whose relative performance has a strong positive relationship to BofA’s inflation indicator.

Jim Cramer reminds investors that stock declines provide even more buying opportunities.

Real Money's technical analyst Bruce Kamich weighs in on two stocks.

Jim Cramer says that when it comes to investing, you simply cannot hang your hat on hope alone.

One list includes companies for which Goldman's 2022 earnings-per-share estimates exceed the Wall Street consensus.

Stocks end lower following the release of the Fed minutes which suggest plans to 'expeditiously' raise interest rates while trimming the central bank's $9 trillion balance sheet.

Stock futures lower, bond yields surge on hawkish Fed concerns; Fed minutes: balance sheet run-off in focus as rate bets hold; Musk refiles SEC paperwork, indicates 'active' role from Twitter stake; JetBlue makes $3.6 billion offer for Spirit, bumping Frontier from gate and Big Oil bosses face gas price grilling from Congress.

Jim Cramer says not every company can pull off the transition from cyclical to secular growth stock.

The true enemy of the stock market isn't inflation, it's froth, Jim Cramer warned his Mad Money viewers Monday.

Jim Cramer blames short sellers for many doom-and-gloom stories, and urges investors to focus on companies that make real things and have real earnings.

Jim Cramer says next week's market action will be 'held hostage' by events in Ukraine. Here's your game plan.

Jim Cramer says investors need to be cautious next week as the markets' attention shifts from Ukraine back to inflation and the Fed.

Jim Cramer says If Google can split its stock, other companies can, too. And after today, they probably will now that someone has taken the lead.

We've had success in the sector so far in 2024. But rather than chase the recent rally, this strategy offers either a decent return or a significantly lower entry point on a well-run E&P.

Rising crude prices help keep inflation sticky, while more banks could be under pressure as borrowers contend with stubborn rates.

This covered call strategy provides an attractive risk-reward on a battered energy stock that just seems too cheap.

Its chart support looks vulnerable in one specific area.

Let's look at how to play this commodity, without getting burnt.

The macro this week will be focused upon the release of April data for consumer level inflation (CPI) and for producer level inflation (PPI).

Energy giants are investing on finding ways to contribute to the still developing global transition to a green energy future, and they'd like to remain permanently relevant.

Whether the Fed pauses interest rate hikes when they meet again in May is likely to be a dominant conversation in the month ahead.

Market participants are starting to believe that the banking crisis is under control. Whether or not that is true remains to be seen.

Wall Street rebels in the morning, but straightens up in the afternoon. Let's check sentiment, why fertilizers smell nicer now, and check on Dana, Devon, and Dollar General.

As the decline plays out, we need to see where and when investors return.

The volume on Monday was largely trader-driven, and decidedly algorithmic trader-driven at that. Does that make Monday's rally less meaningful? In my mind it does.

Here's how I'd play this commodity right now as it holds arbitrage opportunities.

Instead of relying on anecdotes about the market mood, let's check the statistics. Also, we've got lots of stock charts to cover.

The new 'inflation is peaking' narrative is based, really, on one factor in the government's price calculations.

If the market doesn’t have some sort of pullback in this week ahead, then that would be a change.

This is when shares typically make their breakout in a pattern like this.

Plus, we focus on Micron Technology's enormous US investment plans and take a quick look at two energy stocks that appear to be gaining technical strength.

The recent slide in high-yielding dividend stocks has us wondering.

The Nasdaq Composite is up 33.5% this year, while the Ark Innovation ETF has returned 18.03%.

Adobe shares have sharply underperformed the S&P 500 Information Technology sector so far this year.

The latest CPI inflation data could influence what the Federal Reserve does to interest rates next.