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P and Josepar 15 1 hirun Devon Energy Corporation (NYSE:DVN) is a U.S. hydrocarbon company with a valuation of roughly $25 billion. The company has a dividend yield of more than 5% and is committed to generating strong shareholder returns, which it's built a history of doing so recently. As will see throughout this article, Devon Energy can cominus generating strong shareholder returns. Devon Energy Business Model The company's business model centers around growing its production and increasing overall shar ...

The energy sector has experienced a significant pullback in recent months, which could present compelling buying opportunities for value investors. While the sector remains up 2.59% year-to-date, it's far off the doubledigit gains it saw earlier in the year. The sector has now pulled back nearly 13% from its 52-week highs in April. One major factor weighing on the sector is the price of oil, which has dropped to 52-week lows, with Crude Oil Futures trading near $68. This decline has put pressure on energy s ...

September often carries a reputation for market volatility and potential downturns, usually called the "September Effect." This perception is rooted in historical observations, but savvy investors should avoid letting perceived trends dictate their investment decisions. Focusing on solid fundamentals and identifying companies with robust growth prospects can yield positive returns regardless of the month. Get Devon Energy alerts: Unraveling the Mystery of the "September Effect" The "September Effect" refers ...

These high-yield oil and gas stocks are great options for investors looking for exposure to the energy sector. If you want high-yield stocks, the oil and gas sector offers plenty of great options that are worth considering as part of a diversified portfolio. The challenge, of course, if finding the right ones. If you are looking for some high-yield stocks to add to your portfolio in September, you might want to consider Devon Energy (DVN -0.49%), Diamondback Energy (FANG -0.85%), and/or Vitesse Energy (VTS ...

There's a good chance this company will significantly increase its dividend in the future. Income-seeking investors shouldn't underestimate the potential for significant capital returns at Devon Energy (DVN -0.49%). The stock's dividend isn't quite at the level it's been in recent years, but neither is its share price. Moreover, the current trailing-dividend yield of 4.5% is nothing to be sniffed at, and there are major reasons to believe its dividend could significantly increase in 2025. Here's why Devon E ...

Devon Energy, UPS, and nVent Electric all have their fair share of challenges, but their valuations are simply too cheap to ignore. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average are less than 1% off their all-time highs, while the Nasdaq Composite is off by less than 5% from its peak. And yet, there are still plenty of stocks that are trading far below their peak prices, and many that have lost ground so far this year. Among those stocks are oil and gas exploration and production company Devon Energy (DVN -0 ...

Devon Energy is a dirt cheap free-cash-flow machine. Crude oil prices have bounced around quite a bit this year. They were recently around $75 per barrel, which is about 5% higher than they began the year. It's a great price point for most oil companies, which can produce a lot of cash at that level. That's certainly the case with Devon Energy (DVN -0.49%). It can produce a gusher of free cash flow at the current price point. Despite that, the oil stock trades at a bottom-of-the-barrel valuation (even more ...