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$CL = Colgate will save gas watch out $SHEL + $XOM + CEI !!! hahaha
Oil had a great run, but it may be time to consider cutting loose those oil industry stocks, and look into shorting them. Here's why:
Extremely profitable mobile refinery from $SHEL sold to a small-cap stock
Extremely profitable mobile refinery from $SHEL sold to a small-cap stock DD
Extremely profitable mobile refinery from $SHEL sold to a small-cap stock
Day trading oil company stocks like DVN, CVX, XOM, SHEL
$SHEL has huge upside potential and earnings call on 5/5
Oil can stay above $100 for years; crude related stocks will benefit
Have calls on XOM, BP, and SHEL expiring a month after all their next earnings. Sell now while I'm up ~75% or hold until after their earnings?
Crude hits a high of $112.51 a barrel overnight; POTUS could ban Russian oil and gas
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Even weirder is that this isnt theoretical, oil companies have had insane blowout earnings. SHEL for example has +90% net income YoY and obliterated expectations...and yet is only up like 12% since the start of the war. CVX had similar results.
I made decent money on GS but I think the dip chance is gone now. Think SHEL is going back up too, doesnt really make sense that it dropped throughout the day.
It does work out when you buy the "logical" stocks at particular low points, because theyre due for a bounce. Worked out very well for me for oil stocks like CVX and SHEL, easily bet the market with them within like 1 or 2 months Still risky though lol
Oil up 1.3% Oil companies like CVX and SHEL down 1% even though they crushed earnings and had blowout revenue MAKES A LOT OF SENSE REALLY.
Why are the prices of integrated oil companies like CVX, XOM, and SHEL mostly pegged to oil future price when a shit ton of their revenue comes from refined products?
Market is so stupid it's probably going to shit its pants when integrated oil companies (CVX, XOM, SHEL) have their quarterly earnings, even though it should be overwhelmingly obvious how much money theyve been making these last few months.
I think I'm going to buy some more SHEL, TRP, and TU calls this morning
Thoughts on SHEL? Has a forward PE of just 8.6, and most of its revenue comes from downstream marketing, which has had elevated prices this last quarter and for the foreseeable future. Barely above its prewar price and beat last quarter's expectations by 22%.
Gasoline prices since Iran war started - up over 30% Stock price of gas sellers like XOM, CVX, SHEL since war started - down 5% Ok.
The market should have already priced this in, but I feel like integrated oil stocks like XOM, CVX, and SHEL are going to blow up when they release their earnings at the end of the month. They're all below their pre-war prices by quite a bit, even though oil price and especially refined product price has been way above normal during the last quarter. I can understand why their stock price is pegged to oil barrel price, but upstream is only a portion of their revenue, so it's very strange to see them so beaten down
Ceasefire over, back to bombing, reserves running out, Hormuz shipping a fraction of the normal volume for months, oil jumped up 7% overnight... So naturally oil companies like CVX, XOM and SHEL are all well below their **pre-war** prices still.
SHEL and DVN getting +5% gains in one day after being sold off nonstop for over month, because of incredibly predictable events. Stupid ass market doesnt look ahead at all
Some metrics say oil levels are going to get critical in July and companies like XOM, CVX, and SHEL post earnings+guidance at the end of the month as well. Even assuming things dont continue to escalate in Iran, next month might be the time where energy companies shine. All the jawboning has them at 5%+ BELOW their pre-war levels, which makes no sense no matter how you slice it, considering elevated oil price in the short term and nations’ reserves needing to be refilled in the long term.
I feel like SHEL is super undervalued. Strongly beat earnings, well diversified, will be profiting from higher oil prices, 38% increase in earnings YoY, 11.8 PE and 7.8 forward PE. Also somehow cheaper now than its pre-war price. Am I missing something?
What are the chances that next earnings cycle, energy stocks like CVX, XOM, SHEL etc blow up in value as the retarded short-sighted market realizes theyve been making money hand over fist with the elevated oil prices?
SPCX Revenue 19.3B, Net Income -9.4B, Market Cap 2.6T SHEL Revenue 267B, Net Income 18.7B, Market Cap 230B SPCX would have to double it's revenue every year for 4 years to surpass where SHEL is now, but has 10x the market cap. Dont mind me, I just do this for fun because the numbers are so wild.
I liked SHEL because of its diversification and super low forward PE and earnings beat but its been pathetic since I bought. I also have DVN since its purely US oil, but its been lackluster too lol Also CVX, XOM, and FSLR
SHEL and MRVL both have the same market cap of around $250B (give or take) Last quarter, SHEL had revenue of 69.7B and earnings of 5.7B. MRVL had revenue of 2.4B and earnings of 34.5M. So roughly SHEL had 29x the revenue, and 69x the earnings of MRVL. Despite this, today MRVL went up 9.6% while SHEL went up 1.5%, in the worst oil crises in history. Over the last 3 months, MRVL went up 222%, SHEL only 2.3% In conclusion: this market annoys the shit outta me lol
Low PEs I own: Comcast 4.6, SHEL 12.9, VICI 9.3, DVN 12.7, UAN 10.5, VZ 10.9 All with solid forward guidance
SHEL might be the way to go
Oh WTI is up 3% to 90 again. But CVX, SHEL, and other some other oil companies are still down overnight… This is some goofy shit lol
unpopular move: yolo shorting SHEL through the night
Added a few share of DIN today. Huge buyback announced, like 30% of the shares. Also added to SHEL calls. Way too much jawboning about oil leading into a long weekend.
100 SHEL and 100 WMT fell out from under me. Net loss so far.
Closed 10 shares SHEL for $1.70. Nice trend but sloooowwww.
Good question. Because I already had both LT and ST cap gains BEFORE the INTC trade. From selling puts to 🌈🐻s, a trade here and there, pocketing some gains from SHEL/CHRD after the Iran war, exiting T because I want to reduce my taxable gains, etcetcetc. Sure I pay a few dollars to close the INTC sold call, but that LOSS is **short term** capital loss which will offset my **short term** capital gains before my LT capital gains. That way I pay that 0/15/20% capital gains on my INTC calls and other stuff while my INTC call options losses wipe out the gains I make from selling puts. Tl;dr To harvest short term capital losses while realizing long term capital gains.
It’s the same concept as oil companies wanting the long term price for crude to be $70ish. Too low and your margins crater, too high and demand wanes + inflation persists. Everyone in the LNG industry wants to make sure that there’s consistently enough demand before they invest in costly infrastructure. If an entity like Cheniere went overboard and added 100 MPTA of production capacity, they would not be able to find enough demand for their new supply. Their profit margins would crater and they would lose billions of dollars while waiting for demand to catch back up. So all these teams of people that are working on proposals and planning new projects have to be 100% sure that their efforts will bear fruit. They need to account for competitors’ projects that will finish before theirs do, and they need to confidently project that there will be enough demand to satisfy their additional supply (which you can’t accurately do far into the future). Additionally, most shareholders of conglomerates like XOM or SHEL would much rather have profits immediately returned in the form of dividends or buybacks.
Agreed. I added to my OBE last week, plus long WBI and NE since we'll before the war. Also recently bought calls on CNQ and SHEL.
anyone got $SHEL calls?
SHEL CEO: Hormuz will take a long time to resolve. Market: Whatever.
Yep, CVX and SHEL have the best long term positions among the supermajors.
And someone else just loaded a bunch of SHEL for the weekend.
Looking at historical prices, during the roughly 9-year period from early 2000 to end 2008, the total gains for some of these companies were: • ~614% (adj close Jan-00: 4.87, Dec-08: 34.76) for OXY • ~144% (adj close Jan-00: 17.14, Dec-08: 41.80) for XOM • ~135% (adj close Jan-00: 15.72, Dec-08: 36.89) for CVX • ~25% (adj close Jan-00: 17.40, Dec-08: 21.75) for SHEL These are still way off from your numbers. The large variances in performance also suggest that investing blindly in oil companies does not work and instead you'd have to invest in good companies that happen to be dealing with oil. Back then, you'd have made a healthy 24.4% YoY gain with OXY or a pretty lackluster 2.5% YoY gain with SHEL.
Looking at the charts, during the 9-year period from early 2000 to end 2008, the gain was around: • ~614% (adj close Jan-00: 4.87, Dec-08: 34.76) for OXY • ~144% (adj close Jan-00: 17.14, Dec-08: 41.80) for XOM • ~135% (adj close Jan-00: 15.72, Dec-08: 36.89) for CVX • ~25% (adj close Jan-00: 17.40, Dec-08: 21.75) for SHEL These are still way off from your numbers. The large variances in gains also suggest that investing blindly in oil companies does not work and instead you'd have to invest in good companies that happens to be dealing with oil. Back then, you'd have made a healthy 24.4% YoY gain with OXY or a pretty lackluster 2.5% YoY gain with SHEL.
I loaded up on NTR, IPI, CF, OXY, BP, SHEL, BPR, VG
Futures traders are currently banking on oil remaining high over the next two months and much lower in around eight months. The only way for XOM, CVX, SHEL, and so forth to continue increasing is for the price of oil in those the longer-dated futures contracts to also rise.
Full ported today: OXY, BP, SHEL, PBR, DVN, VG, NEXT, BATL, TALO
Loaded up on SHEL and OXY
They are gonna dump and funnel back into USO, OXY, VLO, CVX, BP, SHEL
Oooo SHEL got hammered.
Sold my Nike (NKE) and Shell oil (SHEL) stocks. Building a little cash reserve and just buying SCHD weekly right now. Going to move into JEPQ next.
Oh yeah, no. I don’t buy leaps, was trying to be helpful on area of market. So SHEL, BHP, IPI? IPI looks a little overbought. Dunno.
Everything in my portfolio besides utilities, nat gas, SHEL, and the petrodollar being down says otherwise.
Went off pure muscle memory and only peaked a bit to ensure the spread was tight, didn't see the symbol or whether it was a put or call... I may or may not have been driving. SHEL 91p expiring next thursday
SHEL. I'm riding the LNG train.
XOM, CVX, and SHEL. There's a lot of upside to all of them if crude prices stay at the current range for a few months.
SHEL just broke a high of 88.73 that had held since May of 2008
CVXand SHEL are reportedly close to deals would allow both companies to increase oil production in key Venezuelan regions, marking the largest step yet in what U.S. President has described as a $100 billion effort to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry after years of underinvestment.
CVX, SHEL are reportedly close to securing the first major oil production deals with Venezuela. Could be up to $100 billion effort to rebuild.
* Shell has long partnerships with QatarEnergy * Qatar halted production at 77 mtpa LNG facility LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Shell [(SHEL.L), opens new tab](https://www.reuters.com/markets/companies/SHEL.L), the world's largest liquefied natural gas trader, has declared force majeure on LNG cargoes it buys from QatarEnergy and sells to its clients worldwide, three sources told Reuters on Wednesday. Qatar, the world's second-largest exporter of LNG, announced a production halt at its 77 million tons per annum (mtpa) facility last week and declared force majeure on LNG shipments. Shell declined to comment. Other Qatari LNG buyers, including TotalEnergies and some Asian companies, have received force majeure notices from Qatar and told customers they would not be selling them Qatari LNG as long as the facilities remain shut, two other sources said. A source close to TotalEnergies [(TTEF.PA), opens new tab](https://www.reuters.com/markets/companies/TTEF.PA) said the French oil and gas major has not declared force majeure, a notice used to describe events outside a company's control, such as a natural disaster, which usually releases it from contractual obligation without penalty. Both Shell and TotalEnergies have long-term partnerships with QatarEnergy and are partners in the company's massive North Field expansion project which aims to boost capacity by 2027. Analysts estimate Shell takes 6.8 mtpa of Qatari LNG, while TotalEnergies takes 5.2 mtpa. Qatari Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi told the Financial Times last week that it would take "weeks to months" to return to normal deliveries, even if the war ended today. QatarEnergy declared force majeure on LNG shipments on Wednesday. Sources told Reuters last week that the force majeure notices sent to clients stated that LNG deliveries for March will not be affected, with the impact being felt as of April.
Surprised no one is talking about SHEL, which I added to my portfolio. Everyone is talking about oil but the upside price risk is far greater for natural gas due to low inventories (whereas oil was oversupplied). Prices are going to skyrocket even more if this thing lasts for more than a month.
LMAO. SHEL calls it is for you, friend
We are gonna release the oil from the SPR to control prices XOM, SHEL etc will buy it and then complain that it has extremely high levels of hydrogen sulfide Then, the shit will hit the fan
Then it's fine. Stocks will go back up. 500 SHEL. 130 CHRD. My only issues are selling like 70 of my CHRD early and not having more of both. 5% of your portfoilo going up doesn't make up for the other 80-90% going down.
Not white Friday but bought a bunch of XLE towards end of February and threw $5K (I’m a middle class peasant, all I could spare lol) at CVX and SHEL. Looking very forward to open. Honestly the writings been on the wall for weeks. Anyone not in on this I don’t know what to say. It was as close to guaranteed money as you can get.
I’m going to be in the green triple digits on my XLE, CHV, and SHEL calls at open. Honestly don’t know how anyone didn’t grab some oil calls. Writings been in the wall for weeks.
Sweet baby jeebus I’m getting blinded by green. XLE calls almost 3$ ITM, and both CVX/SHEL deep ITM too. Also bought REI which is +20% AH now. Oil just wiped out all of February losses.
30 $56 XLE calls and put another $5K in Chevron, BP, and SHEL. Will be having a pretty good Monday I think. Writing was so painfully obviously on the wall, may as well make some money.
Americans actually had the lowest inflation, the most energy security, the least food insecurity, the most insulation from global chaos, the cheapest natgas AND gas prices, the best performing stock market (NVDA by itself was worth more than the marketcap of most of Europe or China/HongKong/Macau COMBINED), the strongest GDP growth, the strongest labor market, and the strongest currency by which they could use to offset inflation via travel/import. But folks here acted like we were the little starving fucking Gazan kids or freezing Ukrainian kids getting their limbs blown off by missile/drone strikes. The "vibe-cession" and "Gaza is SPEAKING!"^(notice how all those mofos disappeared day 1 after Trump took office even though shit got worse for Palestine?) Anyways: Fuck around, find out. Do dumb shit, get dumb prizes. Vote clown, get circus. Since we're WSB and not r/politics : I'll won't short the USA. Much easier to just short the dollar since GDP/inflation/devaluation/deficits are not likely to decline due to the huge national debt. Light/secured borrowing, go long assets, and diversify. SSO, UWM, VT, LVMUY, AXP, SCCO, SHEL, gold, RE if you can afford it, healthcare, financials, treasury notes or short-mid bonds (no long bonds), and the like.
More insane oil option volume today. People really betting on it kicking off soon. BP - 530K. Normal 22K SHEL - 300K. Normal 10K. XLE - 330K. Normal 150K. OXY - 220K. Normal 55K. People either going to get wiped if things don’t happen or make bank.
Look closely at DELL, LOGI, GEF, PAYX, MMS, SHEL. My model suggested them on Monday morning and I added DELL, LOGI, SHEL and GEF. So far so good ;) If you need details on each stock check my [strategy](https://builder.limex.com/demo-portfolio/103963)
Or just don't play momentum..... I've just been keeping my short note USTs around 10-15%. Extra money had been going into things opportunistically: energy (SHEL/CHRD), small caps, LVMUY, and select financials like AXP/BLK. Recently added to MSFT. Just don't buy what's being hyped by WSB. Remember kids, some folks are actually born with lower IQ, stunted mental development, and/or a mental health condition. But folks on WSB? You guys can CHOOSE to be not be retarded. Every day. Like just be ~~yourself~~ not retarded.
It’s a mixed bag though, other producers like EXE, BP, DVN, and SHEL are down around 5% today Even XOM is barely up despite the news being incredibly positive for them
Time for SHEL to move their company again, this time to the US. Being part of the UK/Euros just simply costs them money and market share. While the west and east carve up the world, the euros will simply be left out in the cold.
Did anyone else notice oil majors jumped during Friday trading? There wasn’t an oil price catalyst that day; someone knew the strike was going down and was guessing the likes of XOM, CVX, SHEL would have a field day on Monday.
Is being a gas company enough justification? Throw in some SHEL, BP & OXY. Everyone loves themselves some OXY. Also add PLTR.
Why not consider other majors as well? SHEL seems to have out performed XOM and CVX this year.
Well, I just hit midlife too and I sold all my ET but kept PAA and SHEL so good luck to the both of us (and yes, I’m already down on my PAA position 🫠).
Bechtel is the best out there - no doubt on that when it comes to construction. Execution not only applies to Bechtel but how capable is the management is the real question. Everyone can agree Cheniere management is exceptional - when it comes to operations. An example of this is VG - not very good guys. Sometimes people need to learn not to believe everything that the management says. VG mgmt told investors arbitration should be favorable - but then recently got smashed when they lost to BP (albeit won against SHEL). How about the next 5 arbitrations? NEXT mgmt says macro outlook is good - yes but not in the near term (of course I might be wrong) but seems the risk / reward is a bit skewed imo. Russian Arctic 2 is a big risk (and Sakhalin and Yamal will continue to run) not to mention Qatar NFE. Recently Pouyanne (TTE CEO) and SHEL and other major IOCs saying LNG oversupply is a key risk in the near term. These guys know what they are doing - have robust trading / marketing businesses and are the major LNG offtakers. Of course I might be wrong but there are other good and less risky investments out there that NEXT.
I'd be safe and boring and go with SHEL. They're already using AI. Also for a company that claimed they have enough money to survive if they didn't make a single penny for the next 30 years, and still pay their employees. I'm sure they will have something up their sleeve.
There are some individual stocks I invest in like UL and SHEL but for the most part just for simplicity I use an ETF. IXUS and AVDV is what I use.
$SHEL Because most people on this subreddit hates oil. Muhahaha
don't remember my first purchase, but looking at reports, I started in 2015 and ended the year with a combination of USO / SHEL / O / UNG / DIS / VIRT across my ROTH & taxable accounts still have DIS / VIRT in the portfolio
If you ever see an opportunity to trade SHEL, don’t. That shit stock has been trading sideways for 2 months. I am supremely confident it will start trending up next month. Unfortunately it will be too late for me.
Hot tip: shell (SHEL) calls are probably an easy profit today.
SHEL probably got enough to buy em all. They said in 2021 (or could be 2022)... "If we never made a penny ever again, we have enough to last 30 years".
SHEL in early stage talks to acquire BP.
I bought XOM and SHEL calls after reading that.
Saved my SHEL calls and lost about $20 Roughly broke even on JCI calls Waiting for LRN puts to print Waiting for TSLA puts to print Waiting for COIN calls to moon
Bought 6 ITM SHEL calls
Dumped $600 into SHEL calls
I feel the same but not getting defense stocks. I got SHEL calls before. Doubled down on them and holding over weekend
Put $600 into SHEL calls
I need to buy that instead of SHEL
Cmon SHEL I know you wanna pump more than that
Times like this are why I still have oil stocks in my portfolio. Gogo CNQ/OXY/SHEL
I ain’t going behind Wendy’s. I got SHEL calls printing as we speak, peasant.
SHEL calls steaming
I want to know how my SHEL calls are doing 😭 OPEN TJE FUCKING CASINO
My only regret is not buying more SHEL calls
My SHEL calls gonna be on fire tomorrow 🔥
I have found that the big companies move relatively close together and they almost always follow the commodity price. Juniors are another story. If oil goes up $5 next week, all the big boys will be green and their increases will be relatively close to each other. Trending that's valuable for options plays. Long term, I agree that they are vastly different. XOM, SHEL vs BP, CVX Good luck
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