COP

Thebaxxxx

Terrif rhymes whith Sherrif. Calls on $COP

Full-Passage4412

what do you think could mirror this trade in the stock market? USO? XLE? XOP? Or am I better off with individual oil stocks like COP, XOM, CVX?

Ok_Cry7572

Prince William and Keir Starmer flying in a taxpayer funded private jet to COP30 in Brazil to tell all us plebs how to save the planet.😂😂

Sufficient-Curve-853

Yeah just setup all sectors a couple individual stocks for tax-loss harvesting large, mid, small cap so it doesn't really matter long term if some go down - but COP kinda surprised me as a pretty healthy company, making money but stock just keeps going down even after today's earnings beat. I also own XOM.

Few-Chemist-3463

COP has traded like shit ever since they bought out MRO, also Oil prices being lower explains the underperformance.

notreallydeep

BP struggled *against* the rest. COP struggled *with* the rest. Almost every US oil producer is down YTD and there is one variable that connects them all (please don't even think of mentioning refiners as a counterpoint, you already mentioned the crack spread while COP doesn't refine shit). You can ignore the obvious if you want. That's my last comment on this as it's entirely pointless.

notreallydeep

I'm not talking about earnings day performance. I answered this: >Why has COP struggled so much in the past year?

Sufficient-Curve-853

Fair point, but in the past month XOM and CVX are flat vs. COP down 8% - that is the part I don't understand.

Sufficient-Curve-853

Doubt this is the reason. DINO provided a nice 15% gain after holding for only 4 months over the Summer. Moved those $ into COP for what I thought was a better long term stock. Not expecting big gains, but surprised it has been one of my worst performers in 2025.

RoyaleWCheese_OK

That has nothing to do with it. Crack spreads are great and 2026 is looking like a good year for energy companies. OPEC wont let oil prices drop too low. COP overstretched when they purchased MRO and some other poor decisions and are trying to get a grip on their finances.

2Frum4U

If there’s regime change in Venezuela, ConocoPhillips will be able to recover $10b that it was awarded earlier this year. As a proportion of market cap, that makes $COP the cleanest stock-based bet on the toppling of Maduro. Meanwhile they’re laying off employees. Cutting costs while Uncle Sam amasses an armada to get them paid.

runninroads

That was literally my first thought. Add that to about 3000-5000 jobs lost in the American oil fields this year, also (between COP, XOM and CVN).

Tuyteteo

Geeeez bro you’re deeeeeep ITM. Why are you going so deep on 0DTE? I don’t do 0DTE but that seems like you’re just paying a lot of premium to get to 99% COP for the IV, when in reality it’s like 50/50 that it closes lower than it opens on a 0DTE basis.

maximuminimum

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ProfLast815

i'm going big on calls for COP this afternoon and rest of this week

Internal_Field5970

Making money in companies I don’t know (SOFI, GLXY, TLRY) Not doing shit with boomer companies that actually do things (XOM, CVX, COP, Netflix) Makes sense 

Boog314

for me, SOFI, HOOD, COP, HIMS occasionally but it’s pretty volatile.

ppkao

lol are we the same person? PANW for me as well. Need to look into COP.

WorkF1r3

I have good success with COP and PANW this year. You?

Happy_Discussion_536

Ok acquisition I can see. But COP shareholders got rawdogged for years.

Siva-Na-Gig

I had to do some digging to figure out how I did this since it was fairly hands off. I bought Marathon Oil shares low and they were acquired by COP which got me to where I’m at.

Siva-Na-Gig

I’m up 448% on COP

MeasurementSecure566

OXY DVN COP (i specifically meant oil and gas when I said energy), some people posting clean energy unprofitable crap.

Brian_Corey__

For context, ConocoPhillips, with revenues of $55B only has 11,800 employees. So 20-25% layoffs would be 2,360 to 2,950 employees--not good, but smaller than I had expected given COP's size (O&G companies make large use of contractors / seconded employees). Also, many of these employees are presumably from the $22.5B Marathon Oil acquisition that closed in November 2024.

Auriokas

If you check the charts, these stocks look primed for a huge breakout (unfortunately not clear yet which way). The upcoming days will be interesting, as many confluences—market structure of energy sector stocks, moving averages, etc.—are all aligning for a significant move. It's not just CVX and OXY; tickers like COP and many others are showing the same kind of setup.

ForThePeopleUS

COP calls

North_Will4321

$COP;)

Usual-Ambassador-201

Was losing on everything so I threw a random dart and landed on $COP a week ago. So far so good +100% on my calls

WingWorried6176

Valero doesn’t have a leg to stand on when it comes to upstream refining. Upstream is where all the money is now. Sour crude from Canada is now being sent in large volumes through the new pipeline to Asia, driving the price up of sour crude. Profit margins have decreased. Downstream refineries are operating on very thin profit margins. Btw that sour crude goes even down to Texas. Valero has refineries there, California (lol not worth operating in, very hard to be profitable here), Midwest, gulf, and 1 refinery in the UK (also very hard to operate profitably and developments on the pipelines that go to the east US from Canada are being worked on that would provide products that would box out the competition from Atlantic pipelines to the East US. They have no bargaining chips upstream imo. XOM, COP, and now CVX with them winning the Guyana arbitration are much better positions than Valero to weather the tides.

Holiday_Water8279

It's for a COP!!!!!

Wilecoyote84

59% of its holdings are in 10 stocks. Right now several of those are down or sideways. CVX. HD. COP. VZ. Also, SCHD only holds about 100 stocks. This is why I prefer VYM.

AntoniaFauci

This part is most interesting: > let’s list the current most favored stocks (as of mid-April 2022): SPGI, NKE, FANG, COP, and ADBE (all over 90% buy rated). The current least favored stocks are CLX, MMM, and FL (majority sell rated).

A_R_K_S

Yes, original research. Been running a blog for a bit that analyzes & critiques the overall 2030 & 2050 plans set forth by the UN that parties to the contract “must” adhere to & over the course of writing posts, I’ve learned a lot of the plans are ambiguous as can be for the purpose of leaving room for technological advancements & forced obscurity. All environmental legislation is written around “best available technology” & auto updates as new tech reaches scalability, so it’s common practice to write legislative text with that in mind & supranational groups like the UN do the same because they’re dealing with a pool of innovative nations that are trying to solve parts of the same problem but they’re all stunted by dependence on silver, hence my position on its eventual increase in price. China is not party to the agreement so they stand to be major producers & potentially greatest consumers as the decades go by, all things staying the same. They already have a huge hand in rare earth materials & since they’re not self-adjudicating their businesses & government to adhere to COP groups & the UNFCC, they don’t have to theoretically use resources for green tech but they’re doing so for other nations to purchase & to also attempt to better reduce dependency on other nation’s energy output. No real price target as I’m never going to profess being qualified enough to make any claims. BUT I’d wager it’s gonna go up hahah.

creative_trading

I am long the Sprott Physical Copper Fund COP.UN, in Canada. The futures are based on LME prices, so wont be as affected by Trump's TACO Tuesdays.

ponderingaresponse

David Suzuki makes it clear we are indeed tapped out. *Public concern in the late 1980s was right at the top and we had the first international conference on the atmosphere in 1988, where there were 300 people, over 40 governments, environmentalists, scientists, private sector people, you name it.* *At the end of that conference, they said global warming represented a threat to humanity, second only to global nuclear war. If the world had followed the conclusions from that conference, we would not have the problem we face today and we would have saved trillions of dollars and millions of lives.* ***Now, it is too late.*** ***I’ve never said this before to the media, but it’s too late.*** *I say that because I go by science and Johan Rockström, the Swedish scientist who heads the Potsdam Institute, has defined nine planetary boundaries. These are constraints on how we live. As long as humans, like any other animal, live within those nine constraints, we can do it forever, and that includes the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, the pH of the oceans, the amount of available fresh water, the nitrogen cycle, etc.* *There are nine planetary boundaries and we’ve only dealt with one of them — the ozone layer — and we think we’ve saved ourselves from that threat. But we passed the seventh boundary this year, and we’re in the extreme danger zone. Rockström says we have five years to get out of the danger zone.* ***If we pass one planetary boundary, we should be shitting our pants. We’ve passed seven!*** *And, if you look at those boundaries, like the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, we’ve had 28 COP meetings on climate change and we haven’t been able to cap emissions.* *We’re on our way to more than a three-degree temperature rise by the end of this century.* **You say we’re too late to address climate change? That’s a pretty stark quote. Does that mean you’re giving up on the fight?** *Look, I’m not giving up in the sense of not doing anything, but Trump’s election was the dagger in my heart. Trump’s win was the triumph of capitalism and neoliberalism, and he’s going to wreak havoc. There’s nothing we can do about that, except maybe incremental changes. That’s not what we need. We need revolution. Can you have a peaceful revolution? I don’t know.* *But I’m saying, as an environmentalist, we have failed to shift the narrative and we are still caught up in the same legal, economic and political systems.* *For me, what we’ve got to do now is hunker down. The units of survival are going to be local communities, so I’m urging local communities to get together.* * *David Suzuki*

Traderbob517

NBIS is on track to end the year at a +$90 currently at $51.70. INTC isn’t my top pick and they were in big trouble however when I see large ad campaigns rolling out for companies I get intrigued about investing. Intel has been running ads all over the place so they are clearly putting money into growing or saving the company. However I’m not sure how much they run on the 6 months time gram they are a longer play for bigger gains in my opinion. Oil is in a place that it could have a large run up with the Iranian tensions coupled with geopolitical climate. Anytime the foreign oil is affected it has a domestic supply affect as well. There are a few companies that I see nice upside with. One of those is PAA they operate pipelines to supply oil as well as operate in the natural gas sector. I personally believe they have a chance to break into the 23-25 per share price EOY and current trading right around 18 which is +27% gain. For a person long term on the same company there is a Jan 15 2027 call option for $22 that are trading at an unprecedented 0.40 range. The company recently announced a sell of Canadian assets which will close at a 3.75 USD. This selloff allows them to focus more on the recent acquisitions they made in the US and remove their reliance on tariffs for the next few years. I’m not super deep on this play but it was worth 3k to me. If it runs up to a high make but also possible mark of 30 my cash out would be +56k. Options are far more risky and can lead to a zero balance however this is a weird anomaly that I found. COP conocophillips is also in a good position to have big gains with the tensions with IRAN as well. This could definitely see a 25-30% gain by EOY. back to tech ASTS is a satellite direct phone service that is being launched. They recently are working on an agreement with Verizon and have already secured a contract with T-mobile. They aren’t alone in the race but they seem to have the leading technology. It’s been tried before but as we all know tech ideas typically need a few attempts before the science is actually there to achieve it as an affordable price point. Thats a few that I’m liking. AMD is also a good pick. I’m more partial to NVDA and I don’t see either having the potential to double in valuation so I think that NBIS is a far better option but carries the obvious bigger risk as they are still in early stages of the company following their divestment from the previous company. Good luck sounds like a fun competition

Beetlejuice_hero

I sell monthly puts on PFE. Haven't gotten assigned yet but wouldn't mind if I do. Yes it's been the red headed stepchild in the Pharma world among LLY, JNJ, Abbvie etc. But even post Covid it still has massive revenue and a solid future with anti cancer drugs after Seagen acquisition. Few hundred bucks a month in premiums for now. Gonna write some more for next Friday after my current batch of COP puts expires tomorrow.

OkTax379

!p COP

GeoBro3649

Vital, Coterra, Permian Resources, Devon, Matador, EOG, COP, Exxon, OXY... literally any Permian producer.

bearlysolvent

I’m feeling good at bout buying COP and coterra

you_are_wrong_tho

Kosmos, COP, BP

RaechelMaelstrom

This was my play as well. I managed to time the oil bottom perfectly and got a large position in US/EU oil stocks and they all offer sweet dividends on top. CVX, XOM, COP, BP, TTE

just_pondy

For penny stocks probably NINE, for big boy stocks COP (Conoco Phillips), REI (Ring Energy), USEG,

floppy_panoos

COP

MichaelGrillFoot

Oil Producers (Exploration & Production) • These companies make more profit when oil prices rise. • ExxonMobil (XOM) • Chevron (CVX) • ConocoPhillips (COP) • Occidental Petroleum (OXY) • Marathon Oil (MRO) source: ChatGPT

Weekly-Ad-8558

I’m all in on COP it’s been due for a bounce and with OPEC increasing production I thought it was bound for a retest of an old level. https://preview.redd.it/pjtckf3hte6f1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d3b729c7e379d3f809fe20b734fe75e11e243ecf

floppy_panoos

I’m getting into COP but all of them should start trending up

maximuminimum

**BLACK MONDAY HIT HARD** But this black don’t crack !!! JPow tried to hit us with *resignations* on the FED (flavor enhancement department)… said it’s too too cultural, too powerful The DOW dropping like snowbunny panties in a fat🥷 penthouse THIS A FIRE SALE !!! THE BIG BODY KINGS IN THE MARKET LIKE BROKIES ON BLACK FRIDAY TRYNA COP A FLATSCREEN FAT 🥷TREASURY checked the moonshot reserve… why don’t we just buy the whole damn thing?! Pulled up on that 🥷Jerome at the federal reserve. Bought the debt and then we repossessed the country !!! **New deal homework due by Wednesday?** Yea we got em… 10% tariff on unseased food, 40% on broke (ber) opinions. FULL embargo on skinny 🥷 with financial advice ❄️🐰: babe, am i gonna be ok? SNOWBUNNIES EXEMPT. THEY GOOD.

SeriuoslyCasual

Spin offs are a great opportunity Dow-DuPont-CTVA was a huge win COP-PSX years ago another There is a website you can look up coming soon offs. They are done to unlock value.

SaltLifeFtLaud

Brookfield Renewable (NYSE: BEPC)(NYSE: BEP), ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP), and Enbridge (NYSE: ENB)

maximuminimum

**BLACK MONDAY HIT HARD** But this black don’t crack !!! Moody tried to hit us with *downgrades* on the flavor molecules… said it’s too too cultural, too powerful The DOW dropping like snowbunny panties in a fat ️ 🥷 penthouse THIS A FIRE SALE !!! THE BIG BODY KINGS IN THE MARKET LIKE BROKIES ON BLACK FRIDAY TRYNA COP A FLATSCREEN FAT 🥷TREASURY checked the moonshot reserve… why don’t we just buy the whole damn thing?! Pulled up on that 🥷Jerome at the federal reserve. Bought the debt and then we repossessed the country !!! New upgrades? Yea we got em… 10% on unseased food, 40% on broke (ber) opinions. FULL embargo on skinny 🥷 with financial advice ❄️🐰: babe, am i gonna be ok? SNOWBUNNIES EXEMPT. THEY GOOD.

bit_shuffle

Yes. You bought in on the higher side of its range. COP has ranged from $80 to 122 over the past 12 months. It is hovering above $90 right now. All of its fundamentals are solid, by oil sector standards. It has a barely passable dividend by general market standards, and a reasonable dividend by oil sector standards. You just have to watch and be judicious when you buy. Watch it a bit to decide if you should add now or wait and add later. The main thing to be aware of is regulation. If the Senate fails to block California's effort to ban gasoline vehicles by 2035, there are 11 other states that are going to be phasing out gas vehicles. That will require strategic buy/sell decisions.

spango1138

Anyone have any guidance on COP? I started a position a couple of years ago. Cost basis of $105. Decent dividend and I DCA where it makes sense, but is this worth long term holding?

csdude5

I honestly don't know why they're not automatically reinvested! I thought that I had it set up for that, but maybe I turned it off and forgot? My portfolio is mostly buy-and-hold stock, so I decided in January to just let things ride and not panic sell. Which means I haven't even LOOKED at it until today! I had dividends from USEA, SHIP, RCL, KSS, M, BRY, IYW, F, COP, and MUR.

RaechelMaelstrom

Oil: XOM, CVX, COP, TTE, VLO, BP, Shell I'm waiting on Pharma to see what happens tomorrow

CaaCCeo

OXY, COP, BP I dca on all of them. Long term plays

InnerSandersMan

OXY, COP, and BP. Love/ Hate with BP. They always seem so close to turning things around, but often let me down again. OXY seems to be the love of Buffett and others. It's probably my biggest oil holding right now. COP just to track the average/ trend. I sold a Put on OXY recently. Will probably do a few more. My huge energy play now is Uranium. It's an odd market with more volatility, but it's fun and I have a lot of confidence in Uranium long term. It's the only answer, in my opinion, for a world that wants lower emissions and higher consumption.

maximuminimum

**BLACK MONDAY HIT HARD** **But this black don’t crack !!!** 🥭 tried to hit us with tariffs on the flavor molecules… said it’s too too cultural, too powerful The DOW dropping like snowbunny panties in a fat ni🅱️🅱️a’s penthouse THIS A FIRE SALE !!! THE BIG BODY KINGS IN THE MARKET LIKE BROKIES ON BLACK FRIDAY TRYNA COP A FLATSCREEN FAT NI🅱️🅱️A TREASURY checked the moonshot reserve… why don’t we just buy the whole damn thing?! Pulled up on that ni🅱️🅱️a Jerome at the federal reserve. Bought the debt and then we repossessed the country !!! New Tariffs? Yea we got em… 10% on unseased food, 40% on broke (ber) opinions. FULL embargo on skinny ni🅱️🅱️a’s with financial advice ❄️🐰: babe, am i gonna be ok? **SNOWBUNNIES EXEMPT. THEY GOOD.**

maximuminimum

BLACK MONDAY HIT HARD But this black don’t crack !!! 🥭 tried to hit us with tariffs on the flavor molecules… said it’s too too cultural, too powerful The DOW dropping like snowbunny panties in a fat ni🅱️🅱️a’s penthouse THIS A FIRE SALE !!! THE BIG BODY KINGS IN THE MARKET LIKE BROKIES ON BLACK FRIDAY TRYNA COP A FLATSCREEN FAT NI🅱️🅱️A TREASURY checked the moonshot reserve… why don’t we just buy the whole damn thing?! Pulled up on that ni🅱️🅱️a Jerome at the federal reserve. Bought the debt and then we repossessed the country !!! New Tariffs? Yea we got em… 10% on unseased food, 40% on broke (ber) opinions. FULL embargo on skinny ni🅱️🅱️a’s with financial advice ❄️🐰: babe, am i gonna be ok? SNOWBUNNIES EXEMPT. THEY GOOD.

FUBOSOFI

My entire port is FUBO, COP and bleeding puts. Held up well today. Can we get some real dumpage on AMZN & AAPL please?

maximuminimum

**BLACK MONDAY HIT HARD** But this black don’t crack !!! 🥭 tried to hit us with tariffs on the flavor molecules… said it’s too too cultural, too powerful The DOW dropping like snowbunny panties in a fat ni🅱️🅱️a’s penthouse THIS A FIRE SALE !!! THE BIG BODY KINGS IN THE MARKET LIKE BROKIES ON BLACK FRIDAY TRYNA COP A FLATSCREEN FAT NI🅱️🅱️A TREASURY checked the moonshot reserve… why don’t we just buy the whole damn thing?! Pulled up on that ni🅱️🅱️a Jerome at the federal reserve. Bought the debt and then we repossessed the country !!! New Tariffs? Yea we got em… 10% on unseased food, 40% on broke (ber) opinions. FULL embargo on skinny ni🅱️🅱️a’s with financial advice ❄️🐰: babe, am i gonna be ok? **SNOWBUNNIES EXEMPT. THEY GOOD.**

Gh0StDawGG

LOL dudes in r/oil are freaking out bc prices dropping too fast. I always regretted not buying COP or XOM after Covid. WE RIDE AT DAWN BOYS!!!!

drew-gen-x

Crude oil prices are usually up historically under democrat administrations and oil prices are usually down during republican administrations. There are always exceptions, but usually conservative policies favor increasing supply thru less regulation and liberal policies tighten supply due to more regulation. I would be looking at BTD in the equipment & svce suppliers like $HAL and $SLB and the refiners $PSX and $COP if I end up BTD in the $XLE.

RaikouVsHaiku

🥭🗣️: Drill baby drill. I bought some COP today. Look at the tute and insider buying on oil lately.

refreshpreview

# Energy * Winners: COP (+9.18%) and OKE (+7.66%) benefited from strong oil and gas performance. * Losers: Most energy companies fared well this week; losses were minor. * Trend: A positive week overall for the energy sector, supported by rising commodity prices.

Objective_Kick2930

I know this post is almost a year old, but I still wanted to say the best reason to sell is harvesting losses to reduce your tax burden. Paying less on your capital gains is the closest thing to a guaranteed win we have in investing. It's tough to give up on a thesis but if you can find a replacement company like COP for Exxon or you can acknowledge the thesis is clearly failed like a drug failing clinical trials, you're increasing the profit on your wins.

disaster_story_69

Not with that attitude. When they all fly to COP 27 through the thousands of acres of destroyed amazon forest to lecture us about climate change, I really think they are spitting straight in our face and saying 'and what you gonna do about it' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9vy191rgn1o](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9vy191rgn1o)

greenpride32

I bought as many shares as I could afford to for stable companies (MCD MSFT COP and KO were a few). I stayed away from anything financial as there was risk any of them could fail. I had AAPL shares at the time, which at the time topped out $190/share without any split adjustments. They tanked to $75-80ish at their low point. Held on to them, and as they say the rest is history. Forget about 2008. What's happened so far doesn't even match March 2020 or late 2022. The story is still being written, but let's not jump to conclusions just yet.

OkTax379

$COP

phatbob198

>A longtime drug policy reform advocate says he spoke with a White House staffer at an event last week and was invited to submit a proposal outlining why President Donald Trump should back federal marijuana legalization. >At Americans for Tax Reform’s (ATR) weekly “Wednesday Meeting” of conservative activists hosted by Grover Norquist last week, Citizens Against Prohibition (COP) drug policy specialist Howard Wooldridge said a White House representative welcomed proposals from all attendees—and he was able to personally discuss his plan to advise the administration to adopt a pro-legalization position. >“I got a couple minutes with her, just one-on-one, and basically gave her the basics that my organization of law enforcement and citizens would like to see an end to the drug war and make it a medical issue in the macro,” Wooldridge told Marijuana Moment in a phone interview on Tuesday. >“She was very open to any and all suggestions coming to that particular meeting, because it obviously is a friendly environment for someone who’s coming from the Trump White House,” he said. “She was certainly a good listener.” >Wooldridge—who also co-founded Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP), which has since been renamed Law Enforcement Action Partnership—declined to provide the name of the administration staffer, given certain expectations of decorum at the weekly meeting that’s been going on for over 30 years. Marijuana Moment reached out to the White House for comment, but a representative was not immediately available. >As far as the cannabis proposal is concerned, Wooldridge said he would be submitting it by the end of this week, with consultation from well-known conservative cannabis lobbyist Don Murphy. >“Basically what I’m going to bring in the proposal is the political advantages for the Trump administration to end the policy of federal prohibition,” Wooldridge said, stressing the potential appeal of pitching a states’ rights position on the issue of legalization to the Republican president’s team. >Trump has backed that states’ rights perspective in the past, and on the campaign trail he also endorsed a Florida marijuana legalization proposal as well as federal rescheduling and industry banking access. >But in the months since he came out in favor of those reforms, he’s been notably silent on the issue. For example, even after securing the release of an American who was incarcerated in Russia over marijuana possession—and inviting him to the Capitol for an address to a joint session of Congress this week—Trump declined to acknowledge the underlying cannabis charges. >In any case, the forthcoming proposal is an attempt to bring the president back into the conversation. From Wooldridge’s perspective, getting Trump to explicitly call on Congress to act on a reform bill is the only feasible pathway given the ongoing resistance to loosening marijuana laws by current GOP House and Senate leadership...

TakeDeadAi

If that is your portfolio, you own too many stocks. No one can follow that many individual stocks. One would be better off in an index fund. For example, there is no need to own XOM, CVX and COP. Just pick one. Get your list down to about no more than 20 or so stocks and stay on top of those positions.

EverKings

This, world at peace means that the Oil Cartel can do business as usual pumping the oil price to near 100 USD a barrell. I sold a chunk of NVDA stock and bought CVX and COP

Aldribuds

Is the ticker COP?

07isweebay

COP having an identity crisis. Either go down or up.

07isweebay

Hopefully COP rips a FAT green line tomorrow after ER. If not, I have ITM puts so 

07isweebay

I got COP calls for cheap on the open today. Gonna try to catch some of those sweet IV gains and try to sell before earnings 

greytoc

Robinhood is a pretty simplistic broker. I don't know how they would decide to calculate profitability. Fwiw - the market is now open. The 2/21 COP 117c doesn't have a bid. That means that no one - including market makers are interested in buying the contract. So - if you are interested in selling the contracts - you are going to have to walk down the ask until a market maker is willing to offer a bid. The current theorical price on that contract is only a penny or two. So if you place a market sell order, it will probably get filled for a penny, maybe 2? So unless volatility expands, or COP goes up a lot - there is a chance that your contracts may expire worthless. Bear in mind that as it gets closer to 2/21 - time will erode the value of the contract more.

07isweebay

My PYPL puts are gonna expire worthless so I’m buying COP calls on the open. $110’s for 2/21 

bangtreasure

From the Toronto Stock Exchange: https://www.tsx.com/en/trading/toronto-stock-exchange/order-types-and-features/market-on-open The short of it is, at 9:30am Monday morning, the price will already differ from 4pm Friday due to news/events over the weekend. As summarized by chatGPT: The Market on Open (MOO) system on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) sets the opening price by matching buy and sell orders before trading starts. Orders placed during the pre-open session (7:00–9:30 AM ET) help determine a Calculated Opening Price (COP), which is where the most shares can trade. At 9:30 AM, all matching orders execute at this price, ensuring a fair and efficient market open.

Pristine-End9967

You have no idea what you're fucking talking about.  I literally trade oil futures and own a TON of PSX XOM and COP none of this is good for us.  Over half of our refineries are set up to refine Canadian crude.... our "Light Sweet" gets mostly exported.  .....you do know...... there are like dozens of oil benchmarks right?  RIGHT?!?!?!?!

vincentsigmafreeman

Im thinking SPY PUTS and COP calls

willsmithisnotblack

Any reason $COP would gain 15% by Feb 21st? These are 99% expiring worthless, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make some money, however if it doesn’t move meaningful in your direction soon then you’re going to find out real quick about liquidity

ai-moderator

# **TLDR** --- **Ticker:** COP (Canadian Overseas Petroleum) **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** OP is feeling bullish after making their first call option trades, showing a profit of $40.00 (+22.22%). They bought both $117 and $115 calls. **Additional Notes:** 24-year-old trader, 8 months experience. 5 minutes of Greek research before trades. High risk, high reward strategy. Proceed with caution. (Not financial advice)

Reasonable-Mine-2912

For all buffet fans, even if his big thesis is correct there are plenty of better buys in the E&P space. It’s more likely is a mistake made by Buffet. Buffet started to accumulate OXY in 2019. Through these 5 years of buying Buffet’s OXY cost is a little over $52, higher than current price. Buffet could have kept his Delta Airline or Apple and buy OXY today. Buffet used to own COP for the energy play. If Buffet holds COP since 2019 would be a lot better than holding OXY. In short, just like any other human being Buffet made a mistake. One doesn’t need to look in six different angles to justify his mistake.

FinalFerrex

!banbet COP 100 14d

Ok_Importance5723

Is COP a buy? Seems to be lower than when MRO was getting bought out

Druidgr-93

You miss COP

BP9009

I am looking at DVN also. One of the "positives" some analysts bring up is that it's so inexpensive right now that a buyout is a strong possibility. I agree that it seems inexpensive now. However its enterprise value right now is about $30B. So there aren't many companies that have the means to acquire them. Consider the list : XOM - bought PXD for $60B 5/24. CVX bought HES for $53B 10/23. COP bought MRO for $22B 5/24. FANG bought Endeavour for $26B 2/24. OXY bought Crown Rock for $12B 12/23. None of these are likely to do another acquisition for some time. Who does that leave? BP, Shell, Total who are all foreign and mostly acquiring "renewable" assets now and unlikely to go big in the US. The only other large enough US company is EOG, and they are averse to acquisitions. So where does that leave DVN? Likely to fend for themselves. Note that they recently did a purchase of Grayson for $5B, and their debt ballooned to $8B. On the plus side, with their huge cash flow, they can pay down debt, buy back shares, and pay a decent dividend, all at the same time. This is probably their best strategy.

Kevinsdog

I’d go with BAC, COP, HD, IRM, and WMT. But what do I know

OldDudeOpinion

Oil (or energy as the kids call it today). I personally hold upstream & downstream stocks separately (COP & PSX) instead of an integrated company like Chevron….then play the arbs back n forth when it’s a crack margin year or an exploration year re trends.

entering_the_chat

Can someone please help? I woke up with 0.255 shares of COP in my RH account. It's worth $28 and has a cost basis of $0. I have never bought COP before and in my broker history, it doesn't show this dividend, purchase, ect. which is why I'm really confused. Does anybody know why I would randomly receive 0.255 shares of what is, to me, a random stock that I've never purchased in the past? Appreciate any insight!

Think-Ad4533

DAL Puts and COP Calls

Designer_Giraffe3752

I like doing DCA on ETFs (the likes of SPYG, VOO, SPHQ, SPMO, etc.); also selling puts on MSFT, META; buying UNH COP today. Will wait for PLTR and NVDA after the earnings.

Lord_WSB_

Conoco Phillips is the only COP I like.

MotorMinimum5746

100 shares of COP. Just watching it slowly die. Hoping the MRO acquisition helps it pop soon.

MotorMinimum5746

Nows the time to start getting in. Lot of them pretty low. Shit ain't going anywhere. I was a little early on COP but they are supposed to finish their MRO acquisition by end of the quarter. Eyeballing HAL as well right now.

lokey_convo

The appeal and growth might (hard might) come from potentially being paid to take the existing and yet to be created waste off of people's hands, which in the US at least is a growing financial liability for the government. And because it's being classed as "clean energy" it would likely see government assistance or the ability to take advantage of government programs as well (all couched with a firm "I don't know, could be, maybe?"). Still makes it all a huge gamble that more likely than not will be subject to people trying to wheel the hype, pump and dump, or just get stuck holding a bag until any doors open and power starts to flow. And yeah, the industry was dying. A few years ago a handful of startups, some US based, some based out of China, some elsewhere, were offering varying reimaginings of nuclear power stations, in part I think because of this looming problem of many reactors approaching end of life. Then came the social media pushes, then successful lobbying at COP28. People seemed most excited about reactors that "recycle" the waste. They still produce waste, and once we run out of the waste that's been generated from traditional reactors they'll have to feed them with fresh material. The reactor material its self also ultimately becomes radiated and starts to break down overtime, and that is part of the waste, not just the spent fuel. When nuclear powered submarines and ships are decommissioned they have to literally just cut out the section of the ship with the reactor in it because they can't recycle all the irradiated material.

drew-gen-x

Yes. $MPC, $PSX, and $COP would all be good buys here.

Cabbage854

OXY SHELL BP COP VLO, all will rise until Isreal strikes. In the unlikely event they hit the oil production facilities, all those stocks will jump. If not, sell the news

hugaddiction

COP