Stock Insights

KMI's Q2 adjusted EPS of $0.37 beat consensus by 12.1%, with record net income of $867M and Adjusted EBITDA up 12% to $2.2B year over year.

Adjusted EPS of $0.55 edged past the $0.54 consensus, but Middle East revenue fell 2% sequentially as geopolitical conflict weighed on Kuwait, Iraq, and Qatar operations.

Citi trimmed its EOG target from $147 to $141, keeping a Neutral rating: here is what the revised call signals for oil investors.

SLB unveiled a new AI Digital Marketplace platform while CEO Olivier Le Peuch detailed the NVIDIA partnership on CNBC, and Stifel raised its price target to $64.

BofA lifted XOM to Buy from Neutral with a $154 target, citing an attractive valuation after the stock's pullback from its 52-week highs.

Raymond James lowered its DVN price target from $72 to $66, but held its Strong Buy rating. Here is what the revised call means for investors.

JPMorgan set a $62 price target on Devon Energy after reinstating Overweight coverage, citing valuation appeal as the Coterra merger reshapes the combined company.

RBC Capital set a $220 price target on Chevron after Q1 results, while UBS stays bullish too — here's what analysts see for CVX investors.

Morgan Stanley raised its Chevron price target by $2, signalling improved outlook despite modest oil-price pressures—what the analyst shift means for CVX.

Oklo reported Q1 2026 EPS of -$0.19, narrowly beating estimates but widening sharply from a year ago. Shares fell $4.50 on Tuesday, May 12.

Chevron stock slips as earnings contraction and modest revenue growth highlight sector challenges in the energy market.

Green Plains dropped sharply after Q1 results revealed negative net margins and a 26.6% revenue decline year-over-year.

APA reported Q1 2026 revenue of $2.33B, up 8.8% YoY, with non-GAAP EPS of $1.38 beating consensus by 20.9%. Shares fell 7.67% on the day.

A roundup of today's most significant stock moves and news across the market.

MUR shares fell 1.14% after Q1 results revealed a 76.2% EPS collapse and negative operating margins, signaling energy sector distress.

APA shares pull back slightly to $41.48 but remain close to their 52-week high of $45.66, supported by rising oil prices and a constructive cash flow outlook.

Chord Energy posted strong Q1 2026 results and updated guidance, though stock remains flat as energy sector navigates crude price headwinds.

OXY gains 2.7% as markets await Q1 results, trading on elevated oil prices and strong gross margins that support shareholder returns.

MPC surges 2.6% after Q1 beat driven by robust refining margins and 251% EPS growth, offsetting slight revenue decline.

FANG topped Q1 consensus on both revenue and EPS, raised its dividend, and boosted production guidance. Shares climbed 2.91% to $213.69.

Chevron shares slip 1.39% after EPS plunged 44.4% year-over-year, but negotiations for an Iraqi oilfield stake signal long-term growth potential.

FANG touched a 52-week high of $207.77 amid earnings anticipation and a broadly bullish analyst consensus. Wall Street remains firmly in the buy camp.

XOM fell 1.02% as energy stocks weakened late afternoon, though the oil giant showed earnings strength amid market-wide gains.

Chevron reported Q1 2026 adjusted EPS of $1.41, topping consensus as production volumes rose. Shares slipped 1.39% to $190.63 amid broader energy sector weakness.

Exxon's Q1 upstream operations hit record levels, offsetting derivative timing hits and Middle East disruptions.

Chevron beat Wall Street's EPS forecast by 48% in Q1 2026, but net income dropped to $2.2B amid derivative charges and lower year-over-year revenue.

COP rose 3.16% on Q1 beat but slashed full-year guidance citing geopolitical disruptions to Qatar LNG operations.