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CHEVRON CVX:DETAILED FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS+NEXT TARGET LONG 🔔Oil prices are rising sharply as demand recovers from the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus. Chevron stock is up about 25 percent in 2021 as the company undoubtedly benefits from a global economic recovery and a rebound in tourism. The company recently reported a net income of $3.1 billion and free cash flow of more than $5 billion in the second quarter, nearly completely because of a recovery in demand for the fuel that moves people and goods around the world and generates the electricity on which the modern world depends. The reality today is that oil and natural gas meet most of that demand. But that reality is evolving, and Chevron is not standing still as the energy world changes around the company. Management reported on July 30, but the previous day it announced in a press release what may prove to be even more important to investors in the coming years than the $3 billion in oil and gas profits for the quarter. On July 29, Chevron issued a press release titled "Chevron Announces Management Change." Companies issue such announcements fairly regularly, and if you don't put a lot of intellectual effort into it, this announcement might not seem like such a big deal. Still, there is an opinion that it deserves more scrutiny. So what exactly did the company do? In a nutshell, it announced a new business that would focus on low-carbon energy projects. The company appointed Jeff Gustavson, a veteran who has been with the company for 21 years and most recently served as vice president of exploration and production in North America, as president of this new venture, called Chevron New Energies. CEO Michael Wirth has described the unit as a reflection of Chevron's "higher revenue, lower carbon" strategy and said that "the allocation of resources in the new organization will accelerate growth in several business lines that we expect will become part of a lower-carbon energy system." There are two points that underscore the significance of this move. First, Chevron New Energies is not just a business that will become part of a larger segment but will function as an independent unit in which Gustavson is now an officer and reports directly to the CEO. Clearly, the company's management-and almost certainly the board of directors, which plays an important role in developing corporate strategy-understands the importance of investing in low- and no-carbon energy. Second, it makes good business sense. In discussing Chevron's earnings, Chief Financial Officer Pierre Breber noted that there are certainly regulatory reasons to invest in low-carbon energy, but many Chevron customers want low-carbon energy sources, such as airline operators who are looking for renewable jet fuel. Not to exaggerate, but the fact remains that Chevron's present and much of its future prospects are still tied to oil and natural gas and the products derived from them. The economic recovery now underway, including a return to a more normal level of transportation of people and goods, will be fueled by oil. This will remain unchanged for many years. It is also the source of cash that will fund Chevron's dividend, which yields more than 5% at recent prices, as well as the money the company will spend to build a low-carbon energy business. One final note on Chevron's strategy. During the earnings announcement, company executives stressed that the company is not looking to move into technologies such as wind and solar power, saying the company has no competitive advantage. Instead, it will seek technologies where its existing scale and expertise can make a profit, such as renewable fuels, clean hydrogen, and carbon capture. Many would agree that Chevron will not be able to rely on fossil fuels forever. Making this a big enough corporate priority to create a new business, led by a company employee who reports directly to the CEO, is a sign that Chevron is taking the reality of climate change - or at least its implications for its business - seriously. Undoubtedly, investors should pay more attention to this situation.
NYSE:CVXLong
by FOREXN1
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CVX breaks 13 Day EMA and heads for the 21 Day EMAMuch like most stocks, Chevron NYSE:CVX didn't have a good month of September this year, but it looks like things might be turning around. Looking at the daily chart above, CVX, as been trying to break past the 8 EMA average throughout the last month but found little success until yesterday. Today the price broke through the 13 day EMA. As the stock heads towards the 21 day EMA, one of two things can happen. It can pull up to it and continue down or it breaks past the 21 day EMA and continues going up. Rather than trade directionally, option traders should consider selling put credit spreads. Although this way cap the upside, it also limits your downside .
NYSE:CVXLong
by UnknownUnicorn6775423
CVX - Chevron buy support zones analysisHello traders, Description of the analysis: Chevron corp. ( CVX ) support zones ideal for timing long positions (gray). Trade what you understand, trade carefully and sparingly according to the business plan. About me: Hi, my name is Jacob Kovarik and I´m trading on stock exchange since 2008. I started with a capital of 3000 USD. My first strategy was based on OTM options. (American stock index and their ETF ). I´ve learnt on my path that professional trading is based on two main fundaments which have to complement each other, to make a bussiness attitude profitable. I´ve tried a lot of techniques and many manners how to analyze the market. From basic technical analysis to fundamental analysis of single title. My analytics gradually changed into professional attitude. I work with logical advantages of stock exchange (return of value back to average, volume , expected volatility , advantage of high stop-loss, the breakdown of time in options, statistics and cosistent thorough control of risk). At the moment, my main target is ITM on SPM index. Biggest part of my current bussiness activity comes from e mini futures (NQ, ES). I´m trader of positions. I´m from Czech republic and I take care of a private fund (over $4.000.000 USD). During my career I´ve earned a lot of valuable experience, such as functionality of strategies and what is more important, control of emotions. Professional trading is, in my opinion, certain kind of mental training and if we are able to control our emotions, accomplishment will show up. I will share with you my analysis and trades on my profile. I wish to all of you successul trades. Jacob
NYSE:CVXLong
by Jacob_Kovarik
9/9/2020 - CHEVRON Hi, traders. My name is Lukas and I am a beginner in trading, respectively, I only trade 9 months. But that means I have to do the necessary analyzes without it I can't trade. I want to show you how I work on myself and document my beginnings. I use Vix and my strategy is built on to return to average. I highlight the important support levels and resistances that flow from the volume profile, all drawn on graph. These zones determine the ability to respond in some way to the market from 1 to 3, with 1 being the largest. Short description of analysis: Chevron is below its market average and with the VIX index it creates a great position for the LONG trade. We are in a very volatile period, so I would choose a smaller allocation, so if there were significant declines, the positions would be bought and the average price would change. Of course, my analysis does not serve like market forecasts and I am not responsible for your trades if you use my analysis for your own trades.
NYSE:CVXLong
by Lucas_Sochulak
OXY "SHORT"I have been pretty trash with oil trades.. but this time I believe oxy will reach new all-time lows. There is much uncertainty from investors which makes this a perfect short IMO, I have a 5/8 buy put... didn't short at $17 simply cause I was at a huge loss from some other trade (not enough capital.) I think we will revisit $12 by today and continue to make lower highs throughout the week. This won't stop Donnie Pump from tweeting but there isn't much more he can do right now. The oil cuts aren't enough to ignore the fact we will run out of storage. Good Luck!
NYSE:OXYShort
by mzombie2