Oil & Gas Stocks Research & Info

Looking for a long term hold energy stock? What about a stock you could potentially hold forever? Sounds unheard of in my opinion, but doesn't sound bad either. Dependable stocks with potential are always a good thing.


Read the entire article here:[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/10/5-energy-stock-picks-hold-on-tight/"] 5 Energy Stock Picks: Hold On Tight[/URL][/B]

[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/09/energy-transfer-partners-buffett-worthy/"]Energy Transfer Partners: Buffett Worthy[/URL][/B]

Finding a stock worthy of a big wig like Warren Buffett can be diamond in the rough. Energy Transfer Partners has great potential for a number of reasons.

[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/09/who-gains-from-80-oil/"]Who Gains From $80 Oil?[/URL][/B]

$80 oil is not the best circumstances for energy investors and oil companies alike. However, there are some within the ...

The economy and market is currently in shambles. Will the big oil model continue to dominate the market? Will it even work?

Read the entire article here: [B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/08/big-oil-no-more-dont-jump-to-conclusions/"]Big Oil, No More? Don't Jump To Conclusions[/URL][/B]

[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/09/who-gains-from-80-oil/"]Who Gains From $80 Oil?[/URL] [/B]

$80 oil is not the best circumstances for energy investors and oil companies alike. However, there are some within the energy industry who could benefit from this. How exactly is this true?

[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/08/chesapeake-energy-natural-gas-trend-setter/"]Chesapeake Energy: Natural Gas Trend Setter[/URL][/B]

Natural gas prices fell last week. The question is whether or not they will reach the price that they were beforehand. One thing that could contribute to this price ...

If big oil is bringing in the dough, then shouldn’t their stock holders be doing the same? We did some research and found that some are doing pretty well when it comes to paying dividends to stock holders, and others are working to get there.

[QUOTE]American Big Oil firms look relatively impressive when it comes to paying out dividends. Since 2006, Chevron (NYSE: CVX ) has been steadily raising dividends by an average of 7% every year. With a trailing annual dividend yield of 2.6%, shareholders can anticipate a decent forward return.

ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM ) is not far behind in terms of payout. While gradually increasing payouts, it has not been as generous as Chevron. With an average yearly increase of 2.7% and a payout ratio of 28%, the trailing annual dividend yield stands at 2%. These figures aren’t that high. Fortunately, there are a few more big names that look impressive on an income basis.[/QUOTE]

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There has been massive interest growing around the Marcellus Shale. Not only the Marcellus Shale, but shale natural gas in general. With everyone trying to get in on the boom, some of the most well known energy companies are no different.

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Read the entire article here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/05/17/big-energy-companies-with-big-acreage-in-the-marcellus-shale/[/url]