Diamondback Stock News

Diamondback Energy pays a rapidly rising base dividend. It also routinely pays variable dividends.

Diamondback Energy (FANG) reachead $155.95 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a +0.08% change compared to its last close.

In its weekly release, Baker Hughes (BKR) reports that its count of oil and gas rigs has increased after decreasing for two straight weeks.

Here are today's final trades from the Investment Committee.

On Dec. 19, the NASDAQ 100 hit 16,772.71, an all-time high, with plenty of Nasdaq 100 stocks to buy. Up 53% year-to-date due to its surge in 2023, it is the tech-heavy index's best annual return since

It is an opportune moment for investors to monitor upstream companies like EOG, MTDR and FANG that will contribute to oil production in the United States.

U.S. equities started the last full week of trading in 2023 higher at midday, as oil company stocks advanced along with the price of crude amid supply concerns following an attack on a tanker in the R

While macroeconomic concerns are currently driving crude oil prices lower, many remain bullish that another surge in oil prices could emerge from left field. Ahead of that, do you know which energy st

After falling short of Wall Street earnings estimates for the first and second quarters, Diamondback Energy, Inc. NASDAQ: FANG got back on track in Q3 — in a big way.

For investors gearing up for retirement, pursuing the right balance in one's portfolio often leads to dividend stocks for retirement. These gems efficiently balance stability with a sprinkle of innova

2023 has been a year for growth stocks powered by the emergence of general artificial intelligence (AI). Due to investors' focus on growth, top dividend stocks with solid fundamentals have been in the

For most of 2023, investors who were still buying stocks were focused on defensive, value-oriented stocks. But since the beginning of November, the outlook for equities is much more bullish.

Oil prices continue to be advantageous for upstream enterprises like APA Corp (APA), Diamondback (FANG) and Northern Oil and Gas (NOG).

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DINO, XOM and FANG are three fundamentally and operationally strong energy companies that should enable you to live off dividends through sector volatility.