Key Takeaways Devon Energy expects Q3 revenue growth of 2.34% despite a projected 15.45% earnings decline.Oil output is seen at 387,000 barrels per day, with total production expected in range of 829-847 Mboe/d.Cost control, hedging and improved price realizations supported DVN's Q3 performance stability.Devon Energy Corporation (DVN) is expected to register an improvement in the top line and a decline in the bottom line when it reports third-quarter 2025 results on Nov. 5, after market close. The company r ...

3rd Quarter 2025 Results Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements herein include the timing and extent of changes in market prices for oil and gas, operating risks, liquidity risks, including risks relating to our debt, political and regulatory developments and legislation, and other risk factors and known trends and uncertainties as described in our Annual Report on Form 10-K for fiscal year 2024 and as updated and supplemented in o ...

[Music] I'm well aware of the irony of me giving a talk on hedging today because despite spending nearly all day every day researching and reading about gendered and intentional language, I still consistently use phrases like I think, maybe, and sort of in nearly every conversation I have. And I've always thought that was just me, my personality, my communication style, until one winter day in 2019 when I met up with two colleagues, Lynn and Emily, for a brew to talk about software design decisions. Because ...

Operational Highlights - Antero Resources achieved a 17% quarter-over-quarter increase in drillout feet per day[8] - The company also saw a 22% quarter-over-quarter increase in completion stages per day[8] - Antero set a company record for the longest lateral drilled, exceeding 22,000 feet[8] - Drillout feet per day reached 4,980[8] - Completion stages per day reached 14.5 per day, or 2,900 feet per day[8] Financial Performance & Strategy - Antero Resources generated nearly $600 million in Free Cash Flow year-to-date[19] - $242 million was allocated to acquisitions[20] - $184 million was used for debt repayment[20] - $163 million was spent on stock purchases[20] - The company has reduced its debt by approximately $2.5 billion since 2019[31] Hedging - For 4Q25, Antero has swaps at 100 BBtu/d at $3.12[24] - For 2026, Antero has collars at 500 BBtu/d with a floor of $3.14 and a ceiling of $6.31, and swaps at 600 BBtu/d at $3.82[24]

with today's ETF edge in the growing debate over buffer funds as investors decide if downside protection is worth limiting possible gains. Dom Chu following the money force domino. All right, so Judge, what happens if you don't have to have a cap on that upside.So, as the markets grind higher, those so-called buffer ETFs have been catching a lot of flack for that limited upside potential, but there's a twist in the methodology that some ETFs have to kind of quell out some of that criticism. Joining me now i ...

It is starting to hedge against the risk that America abandons it https://t.co/2V3FfLOh4B ...

four whales borrowed $345m eth from aave and sent it straight to binance to short. they're paying $900k monthly in borrow costs to keep these positions open. when you're willing to bleed almost a million per month, you're either completely wrong or hedging something 10x bigger on the long side. ...

Derivatives Basics - Derivatives are used for hedging, speculation, and leverage in investing [1] - Options, swaps, and futures are types of derivatives [1] Risk Management - Derivatives help manage risk [1] Investment Strategies - Derivatives can maximize returns [1]

On this episodes of Trillions, we go through some options for hedging against the inevitable swings of markets https://t.co/sEsPJZwtHF ...

Cost Analysis & Risk Management - Fertilizer costs represent a significant portion, 20% to 30%, of total crop production expenses for crops like corn and soybeans, posing a year-round financial risk for farmers [1] - Weather conditions, crop quality, market trends, and river levels can impact fertilizer needs and prices throughout the year, necessitating a proactive approach to fertilizer management [2] - Farmers are increasingly using the bushel-to-ton ratio to assess fertilizer costs relative to potential revenue from crops like corn and soybeans [3] Market Dynamics & Pricing - As of December 26, with corn priced at approximately $4.60 per bushel and URA at $400 per ton, a farmer would need to sell about 84 bushels of corn to purchase one ton of URA [4] - With November soybeans at roughly $10.70 per bushel, approximately 36 bushels of soybeans are needed to purchase one ton of URA [5] Hedging Opportunities - CME Group's introduction of a smaller 10-ton URA US Gulf futures contract provides farmers with a new avenue to hedge fertilizer costs [6]