Energy Select Sector SPDR (XLE)

Exxon Mobil remains an attractive opportunity, with resistance turning into support at $120 and upcoming earnings that could drive further upside.

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The energy sector is rebounding sharply due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, with oil prices surging as fears of supply disruptions rise.

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The energy sector (XLE) has dropped nearly 13% from its 52-week highs, driven recently by falling oil prices, pushing some stocks into deep-value territory.

Investors worried about the recent sell-offs in Occidental Petroleum stock should consider if this is now a buying opportunity.

Suncor stock just received a wave of analyst boosts in its ratings, all behind the bullish view Buffett has just taken on the energy sector

U.S. stocks and several market-leading sectors gapped down sharply on Monday, driven by extreme sell-offs in the Nikkei 225 and the unwinding of carry trades.

Selloffs in the Japanese market, known as the Nikkei, are causing a ripple effect through other financial markets, though investors need to focus on Buffett

An economic indicator with 100% accuracy has just flashed buy for the energy sector, a very rare occurrence bringing double-digit upside to two stocks

Exxon Mobil and Chevron are both excellent long-term investments, but with expectations of higher oil prices, one stocks looks to be a better short-term buy

Three assets come to front and center for investors looking to build a better portfolio in the face of potential interest rate cuts coming this year

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After Buffett bought into the energy sector, three companies heated up their bullish sentiment through current projections and Wall Street valuations

Buffett liked Occidental Petroleum for the coming oil cycle, however, Chesapeake offers investors a much better growth story

The recent dip in the energy sector may present a buying opportunity as it consolidates bullishly above its rising 200-day Simple Moving Average.

First Solar stock's earnings dip is now a potential opportunity for investors. Higher oil prices may make solar a more attractive source, pushing EPS higher

Chesapeake Energy stock may still be a buy before natural gas prices catch up to crude oil. Analysts see up to 230% EPS growth ahead and double-digit upside

Rising oil prices could make alternative energy stocks like NextEra the next best thing for investors to buy, secular trends in A.I. and Florida help valuations

Kinder Morgan is the oil stock that stood out to markets enough to bring its valuation to a premium above peers, and analysts still see a double-digit upside

WTI's surge from $70 to nearly $90 a barrel, marking a 23% year-to-date increase, promises gains for oil companies, while the XLE has outpaced the market.

As demand for natural gas could make its prices catch up to oil, this stock is the clear choice for institutions to consider buying for double-digit upside

Investors took a breather after the Fed-induced rally and before a shortened trading week that will include plenty of economic reports that could move markets

The XLE has outperformed the broader market year-to-date and is now approaching a major multi-year resistance and breakout level near $93.

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