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Woodside Energy Group Ltd
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XLE is the easiest most straightforward trade. I own calls and shares. 40% of XLE is XOM and CVX. XOM is the industry leader, it moved first started from new year and has already moved a lot. CVX chart is fresher imho. So XLE is dominated by the integrated oil and gas industry group. These are the biggest companies like XOM and CVX. There are several other industry groups within the energy sector. Except for oil services, currently all other industry groups trade with crude oil after the Iran war started. Oil services currently trade inverse of crude oil, and more in line with the S&P. I guess cause oil services is more about demand while other groups in energy are benefiting from supply constraints just my guess. After the volatility in crude oil settles down, I expect oil services to continue going up just like they were already doing before the war. So I expect this to be dip hopefully I own OIH the ETF. When Iran situation alleviates and the US dollar stops getting a bid as safe haven, I expect international oil stocks to outperform the US, Canada has several good ones IMO and SU have been very strong. I also own PBR and WDS.
If you believe the strait will be closed for long, there are still decent value oil&gas stocks out there, even in countries that have nothing to do with all of this, like PBR (Brazil), ARX.TO (Canada), WDS (Australia LNG).
#TLDR --- Ticker: WDS Direction: Up Prognosis: Buy Shares / Calls Catalyst: Middle East conflict driving oil prices + Scarborough project coming online Investment Horizon: Short-to-Medium Term (unless you actually hold for 10 years like Buffett says)
absolutely, the new ceos primary focus is on expanding the company's service-driven WDS business model to generate reliable and growing revenue. With his background as a former CEO of Covanta and experience in waste markets, Jones is expected to help accelerate these new WDS contracts.
SCWO catalysts: >Looking ahead, potential near-term catalysts include the actual delivery and startup of the OC San unit (expected in Q4) and progress updates on the Crystal Clean WDS site build-out. Any new contract wins would of course be fireworks – for instance, if 374Water secures a deal with another major waste company or a government contract (some analysts have speculated about a possible North Carolina state contract for PFAS firefighting foam disposal, as hinted in the Q&A) [73]. Investors will also be watching for the Q3 2025 financial results (likely due in November) for clues on revenue traction and cash status. Full article here: https://ts2.tech/en/374water-scwo-stock-surges-on-pfas-tech-buzz-will-this-forever-chemicals-slayer-fuel-a-cleantech-rally/
SCWO catalysts: >Looking ahead, potential near-term catalysts include the actual delivery and startup of the OC San unit (expected in Q4) and progress updates on the Crystal Clean WDS site build-out. Any new contract wins would of course be fireworks – for instance, if 374Water secures a deal with another major waste company or a government contract (some analysts have speculated about a possible North Carolina state contract for PFAS firefighting foam disposal, as hinted in the Q&A) [73]. Investors will also be watching for the Q3 2025 financial results (likely due in November) for clues on revenue traction and cash status. Full article here: https://ts2.tech/en/374water-scwo-stock-surges-on-pfas-tech-buzz-will-this-forever-chemicals-slayer-fuel-a-cleantech-rally/
SCWO catalysts: >Looking ahead, potential near-term catalysts include the actual delivery and startup of the OC San unit (expected in Q4) and progress updates on the Crystal Clean WDS site build-out. Any new contract wins would of course be fireworks – for instance, if 374Water secures a deal with another major waste company or a government contract (some analysts have speculated about a possible North Carolina state contract for PFAS firefighting foam disposal, as hinted in the Q&A) [73]. Investors will also be watching for the Q3 2025 financial results (likely due in November) for clues on revenue traction and cash status. Full article here: https://ts2.tech/en/374water-scwo-stock-surges-on-pfas-tech-buzz-will-this-forever-chemicals-slayer-fuel-a-cleantech-rally/
Great article, it's definitely worth taking the time to read through this. Since most people seem interested in the short term catalysts, I'll highlight this paragraph: >Looking ahead, potential near-term catalysts include the actual delivery and startup of the OC San unit (expected in Q4) and progress updates on the Crystal Clean WDS site build-out. Any new contract wins would of course be fireworks – for instance, if 374Water secures a deal with another major waste company or a government contract (some analysts have speculated about a possible North Carolina state contract for PFAS firefighting foam disposal, as hinted in the Q&A) [73]. Investors will also be watching for the Q3 2025 financial results (likely due in November) for clues on revenue traction and cash status.
Last minute adjustments API - added PUT, took profit on some calls ITRN - added PUT, took profit on some calls WDS - added PUT, took profit on some calls
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It’s literally the shares of WDS that you hold (by I think end of day?) on 10/3/24. you get paid 4% in dividend that arrives in some weeks. today shares went up 3.5% possibly due to anticipation so you might lose a little bit if you are short term trading in n out.
Congrats. Couldn't see putting all my Roth into TELL, but I bag held 300 shares in my non-Roth account. Would you happen to know if $TELL is going to convert to $WDS after the buyout? Would love that $19 share price upgrade.
Sorry, they are up due to being bought by WDS. They are paying $1 per share. It won't go higher unless the deal falls through. So your calls are literally worthless.
Take all your gains and load them into WDS calls then we can talk about retirement & ditching the wage cuckery that or you go broke the best we have to offer is the pipedream that you make Dank Trades trying
So the reason I got into TELL was not just the SI%. It was above 20% last I checked. But this company also is a turnaround play. With multiple positive catalysts on the horizon. This is a great idea. Aramco (ARMCO) and Woodside (WDS) is in talks with Tullurian (TELL) for a potential investment in Driftwood LNG project. When the Driftwood LNG project becomes fully financed , I expect significant upside potential. The Biden administration has also put a pause LNG future projects. This has put at least 4 competing projects on the sideline. It's a nice pathway for TELL if you ask me. Now, the only thing is the float of over 700M. That's extremely high for this stock, so I would not expect this squeeze to happen any time soon. The bigger the float, the longer a squeeze takes. But with the catalysts that I mentioned above, amongst others, this could be a great positive move, too. Not just sticking it to short sellers (SI >20%). This is NOT financial advice, and it is just my opinion. I currently own this stock as well. Do your own DD but I like this stock.
Thoughts and opinions wanted. Tellurian (NYSE:TELL) +12.7% in Tuesday's trading after Bloomberg reported that Woodside Energy (WDS) and Saudi Aramco (ARMCO) are in discussions about a potential investment in the Driftwood liquefied natural gas export project in Louisiana. Saudi Arabia raised 12 billion dollars selling some ARMACO. Now it appears they want to invest in this last LNG company that is permitted. The stock is at .57c a share. It was at $13 before COVID delays. Are they back in business? If this was true wouldn't the stock be trading higher than .57? Why is nobody talking about it?
Tellurian (NYSE:TELL) +12.7% in Tuesday's trading after Bloomberg reported that Woodside Energy (WDS) and Saudi Aramco (ARMCO) are in discussions about a potential investment in the Driftwood liquefied natural gas export project in Louisiana. Saudi Arabia raised 12 billion dollars to invest in this last LNG company that is permitted. This news is 3 hours old .57c a share. Was at $13 before COVID delays. It looks like they're back in business.
If you’re open to Australia stocks then Woodside Energy Group (WDS.AX) has a 7% dividend yield (closer to 10% if you’re an Australian resident)
Not sure if that WDS was supposed to be WDC but just figured I’d point it out just in case.
"Risk" in option trading has several parameters. It's the size of the position (just like in regular stocks) , plus time to expiration plus volatility. I learned a lot about myself : \- I can't calmly trade 0DTE and even 1-2 days to expiration \- I can't calmly trade 3k+ position \- I can't calmly trade SPY So pick your poison. Maybe do scalping instead - I made a 100 profit today (bought at about 10:20 WDS puts expiring next week, set sell order immediately and it got triggered in 10 minutes) and I just feel good and go with the rest of my day.
My current holdings by portfolio % are ADM, MTB, AGCO, GM, WDS, DFS. At the price I paid for these, they can maintain the same net income without any growth and still be worth the investment. If they do grow which they most likely will, it will only increase their PE, adding to my return
Personally I like CQP and WDS for global energy suppliers. BHP for more general metals for similar reasons. CQP is US based and others are Australian which allows for more diversified regional/political players. Aussies are heavier in SE Asia which are regions I’m long on due in part because of their technological and production capacities (China being the biggest “worry” in the region of course—but I don’t really fear them either the same way some do). CQP is the midstream Division of Cheniere, so they have long term contracts with both domestic and foreign partners for LNG transportation and storage. Which allows for Dividend “stability” and potential growth as an Income based holding specifically. Commodities however are volatile, so I always keep some cash specifically for major corrections/crashes for this kind of long term hold for myself as they might crash, but both sectors are also long term players in both Today’s infrastructure and that of tomorrow’s (until some unforeseen scientific discovery that makes a worldwide Industrialization Revolution feasible both for the masses and in its profitability). Personally, I find a lot of Energy and Utility companies undervalued in general too. Technology that allows us to live how we do require both, and it’s unlikely further progress in our Advancement won’t still require it either. Solar is a viable option for renewable energy of course, but likely has a finite reach due to cost and materials for the entire world to ever be powered fully by it, imho. Don’t stress too much about a lot of “popular” stocks that people argue over.
PCL - 4 200 000 shares @ 0.08. I was watching the market and alerted to it November 202. Waiting for a farm in partner to reduce risk. Farm in partner Woodside - WDS - ASX listed. Has joined and funding the 3d shoot and first well. Will exit either 20 bags up or zero.
4:30 and still no earnings on HEI, GAMB, YY, PSEC, TUYA or WDS...?
Read yesterday that Europe is so short Nat Gas that they are shipping it ALL the way from Australia. The margins are off the map. Bullish nat gas and crazy dictators. WDS, LNG, NFE, TELL, SRE.
Did someone here recommend WDS (woodside energy)? If so, good call. I don't even remember buying it, have 3 shares ($75), its up 27%.