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Decoding Occidental Petroleum's Options Activity: What's the Big Picture?
Libya once again becomes the market focus, oil prices stop falling for two consecutive times.
After two consecutive days of decline, oil prices rose slightly on Thursday, as concerns about the supply from Libya once again became the focus.
Wall Street is pessimistic about the trend of crude oil prices, but it does not mean energy stocks have no profit opportunities.
Goldman Sachs lowers its outlook on oil prices, how should energy stock investors respond?
US Total Crude Oil Stocks Decline in Week Ended Aug. 23
Express News | Occidental Petroleum Corp : Citigroup Cuts Target Price to $62 From $65
Is it Harris' turn to dominate the market? Wall Street is adjusting its bets.
① Harris continued to make great progress in the polls, which directly led to Wall Street ignoring the "Trump trade"; ② Specific industries and stocks in the US stock market have been affected, but overall they are not as strong as the "Trump trade"; ③ Analysts point out that the results of the "Hart" competition are not absolute, and it is not yet time to lock in positions.
Occidental Petroleum Options Spot-On: On August 27th, 64,391 Contracts Were Traded, With 1.05 Million Open Interest
Oil Prices Give Back Some Gains After Rally on Libyan Production Halts
Wolfe Research Adjusts Price Target on Occidental Petroleum to $82 From $83, Maintains Outperform Rating
Goldman Cuts Oil Outlook Below US$80 as Opec+ Risks Send Chill
International oil prices continue to fall? Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank both lower their expectations.
①With the increase in global oil supply, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley recently lowered their oil price forecasts. ②Both companies expect a global crude oil market surplus, with oil prices expected to decline over the next 12 months.
The oil price decline shows no signs of stopping? The OPEC+ decision is crucial, with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley both bearish until 2025.
Wall Street is concerned about the crude oil product outlook for next year, with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley both lowering price forecasts due to the global increase in supply.
Oppenheimer is bearish on the energy sector of US stocks and has given sell ratings to four stocks including Occidental Petroleum (OXY.US).
Oppenheimer analyst downgraded the rating of the US energy sector from "hold" to "shareholding".
Overnight US stocks | The three major indexes rise and fall differently, the Dow hits a new historical high, and the tense situation in the Middle East helps crude oil surge by more than 3%.
At the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 65.44 points, or 0.16%, to 41,240.52; the Nasdaq Composite fell 152.03 points, or 0.85%, to 17,725.77; the S&P 500 Index fell 17.77 points, or 0.32%, to 5,616.84.
Occidental Petroleum Options Spot-On: On August 26th, 107.12K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.05 Million Open Interest
Looking At Occidental Petroleum's Recent Unusual Options Activity
Crude Oil Futures Rise on Middle East Tensions
Oppenheimer Analysts Downgrade Energy to Underweight, Name 4 Stocks to Sell
Occidental Petroleum (OXY) Continues to Cut Debt: Hold or Fold?
Oil prices rise more than 3%! "Double Storm" in the Middle East situation upgraded + Libya suspends exports.
The eastern government of Libya announced today that it has halted all crude oil production and exports. Concerns about disruptions in crude oil supply have soared due to the large-scale attack on Israel announced by Hezbollah yesterday. Brent crude oil touched $81 at one point today, while WTI crude oil rose above $77.