Chevron Corp. (Ticker: CVX) agreed to buy Anadarko Petroleum Corp. (Ticker: APC) in a $33 billion deal that adds U.S. shale oil and African liquefied natural gas and puts it in the top ranks of the world’s largest energy companies.
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Written By: Howard Greenberg As everyday traders put their trading plans into action for 2026, penny stocks might not be on many of their radars. It’s totally understandable why penny stocks may not appeal to the more calculated seasoned traders. Their reputations for susceptibility to manipulation, extreme volatility, and low liquidity make them way too […]
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The landscape of global energy markets shifted dramatically earlier this month when U.S. forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a special military operation. For traders watching the oil sector, this development has created both immediate opportunities and longer-term questions about which US oil stocks stand to benefit most from potential changes in Venezuela’s energy […]
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All eyes are on Venezuela, as it attempts to navigate an unfolding crisis, following the capture of its president by U.S. military forces. The situation is being closely monitored both domestically and abroad, whose effects are being felt worldwide—including the stock market. Crisis Impact On The Stock Market In the immediate aftermath of Saturday’s U.S. […]
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In 2025, over $3.4 billion was reportedly stolen from crypto wallets—a record high. Storage security for cryptocurrency is a growing concern among traders of digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other altcoins. While many developers of crypto wallets are constantly working to stay ahead of the sophisticated capabilities hackers possess, many industry experts fear the […]
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The Iron Condor is a neutral options trading strategy that can have bullish or bearish leanings (depending on how it’s structured). It’s designed to profit when the price of an underlying asset moves within a specific tight range (ie, sideways) and volatility decreases. For Scott Bauer, the Iron Condor is one of his go-to options […]
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Volatility skew is the difference in Implied Volatility (IV) between out-of-the-money (OTM) calls and puts with the same expiration date. It signals market sentiment by showing whether traders are paying more for downside protection (puts), or upside potential (calls). As a result, this type of trading action creates a “skewed” shape in the volatility surface […]
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