Lincoln Electric Holdings Stock News

The U.S. oil producer is trying to shed nearly $40 billion in debt from its purchase of rival Anadarko Petroleum last year, an ill-timed bet on rising oil prices ahead of a historic market crash

The deep downturn in oil prices is forcing the company to revalue its assets.

It’s investor beware with oil and gas. Companies can report production and reserves in a variety of ways – all completely legal – that can catch a naïve investor off guard.

Before we spend countless hours researching a company, we like to analyze what insiders, hedge funds and billionaire investors think of the stock first. This is a necessary first step in our investmen

These stocks are going up after the big S&P 500 drop on June 11.

The fundamental demand picture isn't exactly encouraging for OXY stock

The oil and gas sector is risky enough, so investors should stay far away from these four oil stocks. They're digging their own graves.

Will the months of downward price pressure in OXY stock finally come to an end? Shareholders can drill down and find reasons for optimism.

Occidental Petroleum has seen its shares trend upward in June, but don’t make the mistake of betting on F-rated OXY stock.

Looking at the list of previously published articles, I want to focus on the last two, which were published before the widespread breakout of COVID-19, and before the Russia/Saudi Arabia oil dispute.

MML Investors Services LLC lessened its holdings in Occidental Petroleum Co. (NYSE:OXY) by 56.7% in the 1st quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the SEC. The insti

The stock market posted modest gains as investors look at the prospects for a return to more-normal economic conditions.

The stage is set for oil demand to outpace supply in the second half of the year.