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The shale revolution helped push oil production in the world's largest economy to a record last year, BP said in a report this week.
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Cash flow is a great valuation metric to look at when calculating how solid a company may be, said Lee Eugene Munson, CIO of Portfolio Asset Management, and Michael Farr, president of Farr, Miller & Washington. They shared their best 5 stock picks with investors.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Which way is the price of oil headed? We got different opinions Wednesday from John Kilduff senior energy analyst with MF Global and CNBC contributor and Walter Zimmerman, chief technical analyst with United-ICAP.
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Oil supplies in the U.S. are at almost 20 year highs, heating oil supplies are near 25 year highs and consumers are really watching their budgets right now, "so we think oil at $70s right now is quite overpriced," said James Cordier, founder of Optionsellers.com.
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This Scandinavian play offers almost everything investors could want in an oil stock.
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Volatility in commodities is coming back in a big way, said Dennis Gartman, founder of The Gartman Letter.
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The value stocks will make a comeback as the economy and earnings improve, said Robert Doll, vice chairman and global CIO of equities at BlackRock.
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Oil giants Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell on Thursday added to the industry's worst midyear showing in years, stung by slumping global energy demand that threatens to further slow exploration and production.
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Oil giants ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil and Chevron are expected to report earnings this week, but how should investors position their portfolios? Independent oil trader Daniel Dicker, and Kevin Kerr, president and chief trading officer at Kerr Trading International, share their best energy trades.
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The bulls just can't drive the market beyond its 9-month high. Is a correction coming?
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Stocks ended slightly lower Tuesday, though the Nasdaq eked out a gain. And Citigroup shares soared.
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Stocks skidded Tuesday after a report showed consumer confidence is waning amid worries about the job market. It was a struggle all morning as investors juggled another batch of disappointing earnings results against an encouraging report on the housing market.
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After a huge two week really, is Tuesday's market weakness an early sign of a sharp pull back or nothing more than expected profit taking?
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Another flood of earnings news will help guide Tuesday's market, after stocks held steady Monday.
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Corporate earnings will serve as a tailwind for the stock market in the week ahead, but gains could be constrained after an 11 percent run in just two weeks.
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Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you Monday's best trades, right now!
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Exxon Mobil spacer said Tuesday it will make its first major investment in greenhouse-gas reducing biofuels in a $600 million partnership with biotech company Synthetic Genomics to develop transportation fuels from algae.
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Investors widely believe that unemployment and a lack of consumer spending could drag down quarterly results considerably. But are they too bearish?
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That depends on the stock in question. But the Mad Money host has found a big reason to be positive.
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Cramer, ever the contrarian, disagrees with that sentiment. He prefers his stocks at a different temperature.
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