Chevron

CVX

Market cap $302B

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Target continues to generate sufficient cash to cover its growing dividend. Chevron can support its dividend at lower oil prices while maintaining upside potential if oil prices recover.

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CVX's first power project in West Texas marks a strategic shift toward powering global data centers as AI-driven energy demand accelerates.

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CVX steps in with essential feedstock as Venezuela faces fresh supply hurdles and geopolitical friction reshapes crude-loading operations.

Chevron Corp. CVX is waiting for a turnaround in oil prices. This Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) is expected to see declining earnings for the second year in a row in 2025.

CVX's expanding use of robots and drones is delivering major safety gains and millions in savings across its field operations.

Texas Pacific Land Corporation, LandBridge Company LLC, and WaterBridge Infrastructure LLC are poised to benefit from the next phase of U.S. shale, dubbed "shale 4.0." Innovative extraction technologies and increased water needs are driving demand for land, water disposal, and infrastructure, boosting pricing power for TPL and LB. Despite current market apathy due to low oil prices, the long-term outlook for asset-light land and water businesses in the Permian Basin remains highly bullish.