Energy Stocks
News, insights and expert analysis on energy stocks from the team at Kiplinger.
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5 Oil and Gas Stocks With More Fuel in the Tankenergy stocks The energy sector has torched the market in 2022, but the pros say that even after breathtaking gains, these oil and gas stock picks have at least 20% more upside.
By Dan Burrows
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3 Red-Hot Refining Stocks for Surging Gas Pricesenergy stocks Gas prices have spiked to their highest level in over a decade, which could create more upside for these three refining stocks.
By Aaron Levitt
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What the Russia Oil Ban Means for Stocks
energy stocks The U.S. ban on Russian energy likely will exacerbate the global energy crunch, but strategists say not to panic ... and see opportunities for active investors.
By Dan Burrows
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3 MLPs Throwing Off Massive 8%-9% Yieldsenergy stocks Energy master limited partnerships (MLPs), largely responsible for energy transportation and storage, offer up some of the market's largest payouts.
By Aaron Levitt
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Energy Stocks Come Roaring BackEconomic Forecasts A combination of tight supplies, rising demand and continued economic growth is fueling the energy sector.
By Adam Shell
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7 Slick Oil Stocks to Buy Nowenergy stocks The best oil stocks to pursue, for now, are primarily those that have positioned themselves to withstand even more headwinds in the future.
By Dan Burrows
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How to Invest Green in a White-Hot Market, with Anne Kates SmithKiplinger's Investing Outlook Sustainable stocks are going gangbusters. In an era of triple-digit gains for many market favorites (it's not just Tesla), we look for value options. Also, use your tax-day delay wisely.
By David Muhlbaum
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The Next Threat to Oil Prices: Russia?commodities Russia's signaled message to OPEC – effectively 'kill shale or we will' – could put the brakes on oil's recovery
By Amir Hekmati
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2020 Election: The Stock Market ReactionPolitics This year, especially, the election isn’t the only market driver.
By the editors of Kiplinger's Personal Finance
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