Energy Insiders Are Buying - Should You?
Warren Buffett's not the only energy fan. Insiders at energy companies are buying up shares like crazy!
Why?
1. Undervalued sector: Energy stocks are seriously lagging.
2. Strong cash flow: Energy companies have better capital-spending discipline.
3. Supportive commodity prices: Oil and gas demand will grow.
4. Geopolitical tensions: Middle East conflicts could boost oil prices.
5. Global interest-rate cuts: Helping energy demand.
Top Energy Stocks to Consider:
1. Schlumberger (SLB)
2. Baker Hughes (BKR)
3. Halliburton (HAL)
4. Exxon Mobil (XOM)
5. Cheniere Energy (LNG)
6. EOG Resources (EOG)
7. NextEra Energy (NEE)
8. ConocoPhillips (COP)
9. Chevron (CVX)
10. Diamondback Energy (FANG)
Insiders Are Buying:
1. PBF Energy (PBF)
2. Texas Pacific Land (TPL)
3. Talos Energy (TALO)
4. Matador Resources (MTDR)
5. Comstock Resources (CRK)
6. Global Partners (GLP)
7. Hallador Energy (HNRG)
8. HighPeak Energy (HPK)
9. ProFrac Holding (ACDC)
10. Granite Ridge Resources (GRNT)
Expert Insights:
"Longer term, this is an industry that is going to grow." - Ben Cook, Hennessy Energy Transition Investor
"Energy stocks have free-cash-flow yields in the 8%-10% range." - Robert Thummel, Tortoise Energy Infrastructure Total Return Fund
"Normally, energy companies' market-cap weighting should be closer to parity with their earnings percentage." - Eric Green, Penn Capital
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