The Latest Breaking News from ConocoPhillips

I screened thousands of stocks using strict dividend growth filters. Only three passed that offer a trifecta of yield, stability, and long-term upside potential.

ConocoPhillips produced lower FCF, and investors seemed bored with the company, despite claims that it would boost free cash flow. Nevertheless, COP stock still looks too cheap here, based on its historical yield metrics.

These three century-old companies boast strong buy ratings, 50%+ dividend growth, and rock-solid fundamentals—ideal picks for long-term income investors.

ConocoPhillips is all set to release its fiscal second-quarter earnings next month, and analysts project a double-digit earnings drop.

In a financial landscape characterized by volatile energy markets and a tech sector in flux, investment guru Jim Cramer‘s latest recommendations on CNBC’s “Mad Money Lightning Round” reflect keen insights into both traditional and emerging industries.

ConocoPhillips stock looks undervalued based on its FCF forecasts, analysts' price targets, and its historical yield. Moreover, investors can make a one-month 2.0% yield shorting out-of-the-money COP put options.

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