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Calamos Advisors LLC increased its stake in Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) by 54.6% in Q3, owning 635,452 shares valued at $98.68 million. Other investors also raised their positions in Chevron. Analysts have mixed ratings on the stock, with a consensus target price of $166.00. Chevron's stock opened at $152.44, with a 52-week range of $132.04 to $168.96. The company reported Q3 earnings of $1.85 per share, exceeding estimates, with revenue of $48.17 billion. Chevron also announced a quarterly dividend paid on December 10th.
Exxon Mobil, Chevron, and Valero Energy are highlighted as key oil stocks to monitor today, according to MarketBeat. These companies are involved in various aspects of the oil industry, including exploration, production, refining, and distribution. Oil stocks are known for their volatility and sensitivity to market factors such as crude oil prices and geopolitical events. Exxon Mobil operates in multiple segments, Chevron focuses on integrated energy operations, and Valero specializes in petroleum-based fuels and petrochemical products. Investors are advised to consider these stocks for potential income through dividends and market performance.
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Wall Street is set for a subdued opening on the last trading day of 2025, with the Dow down 0.28% and the S&P 500 down 0.25%. Top gainers include Molina Healthcare and Nike, while Valero Energy and EQT Corp are among the biggest losers. Silver and gold miners have surged, driven by historic rallies in metal prices. Space stocks are also rising due to increased commercialization. However, vaccine makers and telecom stocks are ending the year unevenly. Overall, 2025 has been marked by uncertainty and significant market movements across various sectors.
Shares of oil and gas producers are mixed as Brent crude prices fall nearly 18% in 2025, marking the longest annual decline on record. Mizuho sees long-term value in E&Ps despite oversupply concerns. Energy majors Exxon Mobil and Chevron have seen gains due to acquisitions, while companies like Ovintiv and Occidental Petroleum have struggled, with OXY forecasted for flat production and lower spending in 2026.
