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As predicted..recent dvn price decline was an orchestrated takedown after qtrly dividend declaration on 3.14.22.
Great fundamentals..pro analysts reviews...Russian oil losing clients every day...thus limiting overall global supply...Saudis not taking Biden's call (lol) and not increasing output
Back to $62+ and more by end of month.
Cheers... ziggy
Moooooooooo. Cash cow here baby.
Good choice..back to $62 ++ with progressive banning biden from drilling on fed land, LNG exports to Europe on stall via Biden, and more countries banning Russia oil and gas...prices at pump may hit $5 per gallon on average as world economies start to heat up post COVID-19.
Secondly China lock down of 51 million people in heavy mfg area for us consumer products is total bs.... just strategy to pressure usa to remove tariffs and create supply shortages in us....cheers..ziggy
Loaded yesterday under $51. Let’s go dvn. Weeeeeeeee tooooodaaaaaaa moooon
All oil energy sector getting crushed today....my favorite for day trading...kos....down 10%.
Cheers...ziggy
No...hanging in ...I feel this is manipulation after dividend declaration... company has great fundamentals and usa...oil supply is still jeopardy with biden in charge....ziggy
If you got out early today? $1 dividend, -$5/shr loss today
Out of 13 analysts, 4 (30.77%) are recommending DVN as a Strong Buy, 4 (30.77%) are recommending DVN as a Buy, 5 (38.46%) are recommending DVN as a Hold, 0 (0%) are recommending DVN as a Sell, and 0 (0%) are recommending DVN as a Strong Sell
Plus $1 dividend if purchased today...ziggy
Last day to purchase Devon stock and lock in Dividends!!!
Ziggy
NYSE: DVN) announced today its board of directors declared a record high fixed-plus-variable dividend of $1.00 per share based on the fourth-quarter financial performance. The dividend is payable on Mar. 31, 2022 to shareholders of record at the close of business on Mar. 14, 2022.
Devon Energy
Ziggy
Devon Energy: Strongest S&P 500 Stock Now
Mar. 10, 2022 7:40 PMDVN
Summary
100% technical buy signals.
9 new highs and up 13.09% in the last month.
147.34% gain in the last year.
Consensus price target $60.40 with a high target of $78.00.
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The Chart of the Day belongs to the oil & gas exploration company Devon Energy (NYSE:DVN). I found the stock by sorting the S&P 500 Index stocks by the highest Weighted Alpha then used the Flipchart function to review the charts for consistent price appreciation. Since the Trend Spotter signaled a buy on 1/3 the stock gained 29.34%.
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DVN Price vs Daily Moving Averages
Devon Energy Corp., an independent energy company, primarily engages in the exploration, development, and production of oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids in the United States. It operates approximately 5,134 gross wells. Devon Energy Corporation was incorporated in 1971 and is headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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Barchart Technical Indicators:
100% technical buy signals
161.80+ Weighted Alpha
147.34% gain in the last year
Trend Spotter buy signal
Above its 20, 50 and 100 day moving averages
9 new highs and up 13.09% in the last month
Relative Strength Index 63.96%
Technical support level at 56.75
Recently traded at $58.99 with a 50-day moving average of $51.82
Devon stock rating.
Fundamental Factors:
Market Cap $39.51 billion
P/E 17.01
Dividend yield .73%
Revenue expected to grow 18.50% this year
Earnings estimated to increase 72.80% this year and continue to compound at an annual rate of 10.72% for the next 5 years
Analysts and Investor sentiment - I don't buy stocks because everyone else is buying but I do realize that if major firms and investors are dumping a stock it's hard to make money swimming against the tide:
Wall Street analysts issued 18 strong buy, 6 buy, 7 hold and 1 under perform recommendations on the stock
Consensus price target at 85.18 with a high target of 78.00
The individual investors following the stock on Motley Fool voted 2,004 to 70 for the stock to beat the market with the more experienced investors voting 235 to 10 for the same result.
Ziggy
NYSE: DVN) announced today its board of directors declared a record high fixed-plus-variable dividend of $1.00 per share based on the fourth-quarter financial performance. The dividend is payable on Mar. 31, 2022 to shareholders of record at the close of business on Mar. 14, 2022.
Devon Energy
Ziggy
$1 qrtly dividend coming soon...last day for ex dividend date is 3/11/22....payable end of March 2022....not bas for quick cash!!!
Ziggy
Dvn vs agyp chart. Bwahaaaaa. Dvn spills more oil than agyp has ever made. Agyp is a salt water producer. Bwahhhhh
Up 1% weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Pure gold here man. Don't you know it? I blew my profits on strippers. weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee loving DVN. Where is everybody man? Don't they know what a winner we have in DVN?
I loaded this bish up recently, lessssgooooooo dvn. Weeeeeeeeeeeee
DVN > Futures are down, while energy commodities are extending gains. Here's what we're watching ahead of Monday's market open.
-- Energy producers were getting a boost from the run up in prices for crude
and natural gas. Occidental Petroleum rose 3.1% premarket, Devon Energy
gained 2.5%, Hess climbed 3% and Phillips 66 added 2.3%.
-- Bitcoin prices are also gaining, and stocks in the crypto ecosystem were
reaping gains. Bitcoin miner Marathon Digital climbed 2.9%, U.S.-traded
shares of Hong Kong-based BIT Mining gained 3% and Coinbase inched up
0.8%.
-- Southwest Airlines shares are losing altitude premarket, declining 1.9%
from Friday's closing price. The carrier canceled more than 1,800 flights
over the weekend, citing bad weather and air-traffic-control problems in
Florida that rippled throughout its operation.
-- Emerson Electric slipped 1.1% premarket. It plans to merge two of its
software businesses with Aspen Technology in a roughly $11 billion
deal aimed at capturing growing demand for industrial technology. Aspen's
stock added 3.5%.
-- Merck applied for emergency use authorization for its Covid-19 pill, but
investors seemed queasy. Its shares slipped 1.2% premarket.
-- Apple is seeking a stay on a federal judge's order that it allow app
developers to link to other payment methods while its appeal works its
way through the system. The iPhone maker's shares slipped 0.8% premarket.
-- Hasbro shares fell 1.2% off hours. The global toy, game and entertainment
company said Chief Executive Brian Goldner will take a leave of absence
for medical care.
Chart of the Day
-- The extended climb in oil prices is leaving some other industrial
commodities behind, a divergence that reflects bets that energy supply
shortages will offset any slowdown in the global economy.
Write to James Willhite at james.willhite@wsj.com
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This looks like quite a company and it’s stock is really moving up!
Charlie
Williamsburg, Va.
September 29, 2020
8:51 pm ET
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Levi & Korsinsky, LLP Notifies Investors of an Investigation Regarding Whether the Merger of Devon Energy Corporation with WPX Energy is Fair to DVN Shareholders
Newsfile
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Link to Video - click here to watch the technical chart video
NEWS: $DVN The 2 Safest Oil Dividends Right Now
This year's oil price crash decimated the oil industry . With their cash flows plunging, oil companies cut everything they could to stay afloat, including dividends . The devastation flowed all the way to the top as oil giants BP and Royal Dutch Shell ...
Read the whole news DVN - The 2 Safest Oil Dividends Right Now
13.3 premarket above the 13.01 top of 3/6/20 gap down. Any close above that level is good
News: $DVN Devon Energy Promotes David Harris to Executive Vice President, Exploration and Production
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 16, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Devon Energy Corp. (NYSE: DVN) announced today that David Harris has been appointed to the position of executive vice president, exploration and production. Tony Vaughn previously served in this role and will retire from Devon after 20 years...
Find out more DVN - Devon Energy Promotes David Harris to Executive Vice President, Exploration and Production
Horizontal Fracking – A Bust On The Horizon
Horizontal Frackers With Questionable Profitability Inflate Balance Sheets At All Costs
Technical advances in oil & gas horizontal drilling and completion techniques over the past 10 years have elevated our nation from one of the largest importers of fossil fuel to potentially a net exporter within the next 5 years. It’s been an amazing turnaround, and one that is vital to our country’s economic stability and national security.
Leaders in this industry are mostly public companies that have seized upon the opportunity to lease enormous quantities of mineral acres within the prolific plays of the Anadarko Basin in Oklahoma, Eagle Ford in South Texas, and the Permian/Delaware Basin in West Texas. These public and private equity backed companies are under constant pressure from investors and analysts to increase their oil & gas reserves to bolster their balance sheets and to drill and produce these reserves, ideally on a profitable basis.As reported by the Wall Street Journal on February 25, 2019 in the article, “Frackers Face Harsh Reality as Wall Street Backs Away,” the relationship between the frackers and Wall Street is “fraying as the industry struggles to attract investors after nearly a decade of losing money.”
In Oklahoma, the rush to aggregate reserves and create aggressive drilling programs by some public and private equity-backed companies is leaving some wreckage in its wake, and there appears to be no intention for these companies to admit to or disclose these issues in any way. Simply put, horizontal fracks in the SCOOP and STACK plays are damaging and destroying existing vertical wells without regard to their owners, and in some cases are polluting the surface.
Devon Energy Corporation (NYSE: DVN) has demonstrated their intention to put the blame for pollution from Devon’s frack operations on nearby vertical well operators whose wells get destroyed as high-pressure frack fluids and sand are forced through their well bores, destroying their productive reservoirs, and in some cases forcing harmful fluids onto the surrounding land. Devon is no stranger to environmental controversies: Energy Firms in Secretive Alliance With Attorneys General.
Devon has now proposed a new rule at the Oklahoma Corporation Commission which states, in part, “An operator of a wellbore receiving timely notice of hydraulic fracturing operations pursuant to OAC 165:10-3-10(b) shall be required to take reasonable actions, prior to and during such hydraulic fracturing operations, to prevent an environmental impact.” The irony of this proposed rule is that it would violate long-held trespass laws in the State of Oklahoma, which originated from whip-stock techniques in which a driller would take a lease and then drill diagonally into a productive reservoir that was owned by another company. Also ironic is Devon’s need to guard against their inability to technically avoid these types of disasters (see Devon CEO technical frack interview).
Due to the lack of regulations surrounding fracking, the large public and private equity-backed horizontal drillers have free reign to perform their high-pressure fracks in close proximity to older vertical wells that produce commercial quantities of oil & gas. In fact, these fracks are frequently granted permission from the OCC to occur as little as 200 feet from producing vertical wells, against the protests of the vertical well operators. Hundreds, if not thousands, of vertical wells have been ruined or have sustained some sort of damage from horizontal fracks. In many cases the medium-sized horizontal fracking company are proactive and negotiate agreed settlements in the event damage is caused, or even agree to buy damaged wells. Too often though, the larger public companies simply ignore pleas from the vertical operator, as the OCC provides no relief to those that sustain damage. Rather, the Commission tells them that their remedy is in the district courts. The large frackers know that the small operators cannot afford to pursue litigation against them and therefore they continue to steamroll their way through their drilling programs.
In eastern Blaine County, Rhino Operating owns and operates four active vertical wells that were drilled between 8 and 10 years ago in a geological area that was discovered by his father.
“They are really good wells,” said Rhino’s owner, Louie Willhoit. “Unfortunately, a couple of them were hit by Devon’s horizontal Kraken drilling and fracking program, not once but twice, even after they were warned to stop!” Rhino has photos and video of frack water shooting out of its well and onto the ground during the frack event. Because of Devon’s unwillingness to alter its operations near Rhino’s wells Louie was forced to bring a lawsuit against Devon (NYSE: DVN) to try and recover damages from his lost production.
“I think it is simply their mode of operation right now,” said Louie. “They seem to think that it’s more important to plow through their (drilling and completion) programs than worry about what happens to guys like me. Hopefully this will get their attention.” (see Devon CEO
In Kingfisher County Joe Bryant operates a handful of vertical wells near ever-increasing horizontal drilling operations. Joe’s company, Spring Valley Oil & Gas, has had its share of trouble from the horizontal giants. SK Nemaha (subsidiary of large South Korean conglomerate SK Innovation) is the latest fracker to operate unchecked near his production.
“SK Nemaha hit one of my good wells simply through their drilling operations. I had multiple certified letters sent to their offices – even to their field superintendent – warning them that they had underground communications to my well, and if they went forward with their frack they would hit it again. They fracked anyway and of course hit it again.”
Over the past several months many of the impacted vertical well operators have begun banding together and filing lawsuits against the large frackers who accept little to no responsibility for their actions. According to district court records, close to 50 lawsuits representing approximately 100 wells have been filed within the last 6 months in Kingfisher and Blaine counties alone. Each well claim could represent damages of as little as $150,000 up to $1.5mm to $2mm. (Link to Petitions website)
Court records show that in addition to Devon and SK Nemaha, multiple lawsuit petitions have been filed by vertical operators for trespass against Chesapeake (NYSE: CHK), Sandridge (NYSE: SD), and Newfield (now Encana, NYSE: ECA).
It is interesting to note that heretofore none of the large public companies drilling and fracking horizontal wells in Oklahoma have decided to disclose any of these contingent liabilities in their public filings.
Last September, In response to an Op-ed article, published in the Oklahoman on August 31,2018, titled, Point of View: The rest of the story about fracking, Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association (OIPA) Chairman, Berry Mullennix, and Devon Senior VP, Wade Hutchings, published an article titled, Point of View: Technology, ingenuity make for a bright oil-gas future.
The article states that “wild claims” have been made about the impact of horizontal drilling on vertical well producers, and that the loss of property of vertical well operators, which are often small business owners, is being exaggerated.
The fact that on February 26, 2019, Oklahoma House Bill 1379 advanced to the House floor for consideration confirms a reality to the contrary. The measure, named the “Art and Yvonne Platt Act,” would require any operator creating a negative impact on a vertical well to take immediate actions to minimize damage. It also would require the operator to conduct timely negotiations with vertical well owners to resolve any claims the latter might have. Art and Yvonne Platt are lifelong Oklahomans whose retirement incomes were lost when their vertical wells were damaged by frack operations.
The article continues, “The oil and natural gas industry has been revolutionized by technology, but not all of those in the industry have embraced it. They want the industry to remain the way it was when vertical wells were the norm and they had significant influence on the industry. In order to do that, they cast today’s industry in a negative light. They are Blockbuster executives in a Netflix world.”
Although there is no record of a Netflix server smashing into a Blockbuster building, the comparison implies that vertical well production is vastly inferior to horizontal production, which does not prove, based on the return for capital invested. Large horizontal companies are already coming under attack for missing earnings targets and guidance. The aggressive accounting treatment used by some publicly reported companies wherein reserves from an entire spacing unit are booked to the balance sheet based upon the drilling and completion of a single well, coupled with the continuous creation and lack of disclosure of contingent liabilities, is troublesome at best.If continued projected deliverabilities continue to miss guidance targets as the full value of claims arising from nearby damaged wellbore are revealed, the only thing that might stop a day of reckoning is a substantial increase in the underlying commodity price.
This is not good news for our stock. I am concerned that this will have a big impact on the stock! The videos associated with the families who are being impacted by this is negative to OK and the overall fracking industry. We demand a response to this.
Sources:
http://www.tulsacw.com/story/40021280/you-break-it-you-fix-it
http://www.news9.com/story/40030366/oipa-okoga-action-alert-house-bill-1379
https://pastebin.com/8qycyXmG
http://www.oklegislature.gov/BillInfo.aspx?Bill=SB1379
Recent new releases regarding Devon Energy Corporation (DVN) that have come out over the past two days. What is going on with this? This does not look to be positive and might cause issues for this stock in the near future.
OIPA-OKOGA Action Alert: House Bill 1379
The House Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing on HB 1379, authored by Rep. Taylor (HD-28), on Tuesday (Feb. 26) at 3 p.m.
Devon Energy Corp (NYSE:DVN)
If you are bothered by what you are seeing, then you need to contact the House Judiciary Committee.”
— James O’Conner
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK, US, February 26, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The House Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing on HB 1379, authored by Rep. Taylor (HD-28), on Tuesday (Feb. 26) at 3 p.m. In short, this bill will have a crippling impact on new oil and natural gas development, while flooding the Oklahoma court system with a series of unnecessary litigation.
Rep. Taylor’s legislation places all responsibility to secure wellbores on the active producer, none on the well operator, regardless of the bore’s integrity. Eliminating the well operator’s liability and placing it on an active operator, who does not have legal authority to secure the well, unnecessarily creates environmental risk and places an unreasonable burden on active producers.
This legislation could dramatically reduce exploration and production activity (and corresponding gross production tax revenue) to provide a specific benefit for a small group of well operators, who generate very little economic activity in relation to the active producers, and have a remedy – through the district courts – already in place.
Our industry has been the largest taxpayer in Oklahoma for decades – and responsible production has even led to a projected budget surplus. This bill has the potential to erase the economic progress we have made.
HB 1379 would:
Dramatically reduce exploration and production in the state;
Result in a loss of much-needed GPT revenue that helps fund schools;
Cause significant environmental impacts; and
Create confusion on the judicial system with unnecessary litigation.
We need your help to defeat HB 1379.
Below is the list of House Judiciary committee members. While many are relatively new faces to the Capitol, we urge you to reach out to those whom you may know, are your representatives, or represent areas in which you or your company operates.
The outreach is simple. Either click the name of the legislator(s) you would like to contact via email below or pick up the phone to contact their offices directly, to voice your opposition to HB 1379.
Thank you for your help!
Chad Warmington
President, OIPA-OKOGA
Sample Email Draft
Dear Rep. _________,
I am emailing today to express concerns and voice my opposition to HB 1379, authored by Rep. Taylor (HD-28). This bill would have a chilling effect on oil and natural gas exploration and development in Oklahoma. As you know, the industry provides jobs and critical revenue for the hard-working people of Oklahoma – and this bill threatens to erase the ability to continue doing so for the overwhelming majority of the industry.
I urge you to NOT SUPPORT HB 1379 in the House Judiciary Committee.
Thank you in advance for your consideration,
Sample Phone Script
Hi, my name is _________.
I am calling today to voice my opposition to House Bill 1379, that will be heard in the House Judiciary committee. This bill would have a devastating impact on the oil and natural gas industry’s ability to create jobs and much-needed budget revenue for our state, and will have negative consequences on the environment.
Thank you for your time, and I hope that Rep. ___________, will oppose the bill in the House Judiciary Committee.
House Judiciary Committee Members
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Devon Energy to Present at Citi Global Energy and Utilities Conference
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Devon Energy Corp. (NYSE: DVN) announced today that management will present at the Citi Global Energy and Utilities Conference in Boston at 8:45 a.m. ET on Wednesday, May 16, 2018.
The presentation will be available to the public via webcast. A link to the webcast will be accessible from Devon's home page at www.devonenergy.com on the date of the event. The presentation will include forward-looking information.
About Devon Energy
Devon Energy is a leading independent energy company engaged in finding and producing oil and natural gas. Based in Oklahoma City and included in the S&P 500, Devon operates in several of the most prolific oil and natural gas plays in the U.S. and Canada with an emphasis on achieving strong returns and capital-efficient cash-flow growth. For more information, please visit www.devonenergy.com.
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SOURCE: Devon Energy Corporation"> <Property FormalName="PrimaryTwitterHandle" Value="@devonenergy
Devon Energy Corporation Investor Contacts Scott Coody, 405-552-4735 Chris Carr, 405-228-2496 Media Contact John Porretto, 405-228-7506
Great to hear! Let that gas flow!
Every Thursday it come out.. ng 3.5 moving in the right direction
This thursday is the storage report?
We need to pull more gas out of storage to put pressure on natural gas price! I will be watching this Thursday report very close.
When do you think natural gas will move?
Holding looking for natural gas to move off bottom
DVN beat on earnings and revenue and still in the red. Don't expect any big move even if oil goes green and CHK beats on Thursday.
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Devon Energy Corp. (DVN)
Company Address:
20 North Broadway
Suite 1500
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
(405) 235-3611
(405) 552-4550
shea.snyder@dvn.com
CIK: 0001090012
Xyz, Inc. is an independent energy company engaged primarily in oil and gas exploration, development and production, the acquisition of producing properties, the transportation of oil, gas and natural gas liquids (NGLs) and the processing of natural gas. Devon owns oil and gas properties principally in the United States and Canada and, to a lesser degree, various regions located outside North America, including Azerbaijan, Brazil and China. The Company also owns properties in West Africa and Egypt. On June 29, 2006, Devon acquired the oil and gas assets of Chief Holdings LLC. This transaction added 99.7 million barrel of oil equivalent of proved reserves and 169,000 net acres to its Barnett Shale assets.
Management: http://www.devonenergy.com/AboutDevon/Pages/management_team.aspx
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