Chevron Corp (CVX)

VDE's traditional oil holdings delivered 46.8% returns over one year, while ICLN's renewable focus saw deeper volatility and a 57.2% maximum drawdown.

This is a significant development for long-term income-seeking investors.

VDE's 5-year gains crushed TAN's despite lower volatility, while its 0.09% fee dwarfs the solar fund's 0.7% expense ratio.

ExxonMobil is considering investing in Venezuela again after being kicked out twice.

Energy Transfer and Kinder Morgan mix growth potential with market-beating dividends.

Chevron's fortress balance sheet and cash flows stand in sharp contrast to Occidental's carbon bet and high debt.

Natural gas midstream operators are powering AI data centers directly, and Enterprise Products, Energy Transfer and Williams are collecting long-term fees.

Occidental Petroleum and Chevron are still reliable plays on higher oil prices.

The unlocking of SpaceX shares is reshaping the communications sector.

GE Vernova is posting record orders and dramatically raising its free cash flow outlook. NextEra is executing steadily but navigating a major merger that won't close for another year.

That would be quite a splashy return for the company, which exited the country in 2007.

Three industrial stocks stand to gain from AI's power build-out, with no IPO allocation required to benefit from the trend.

Buffett has always loved companies with shareholder-friendly dividend policies.

After the Fed's September rate hike, oil futures show backwardation signaling lower prices ahead as demand destruction and rising non-OPEC supply threaten to undercut inflation and economic growth.

Long-term holders of the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF have seen their yield on cost gradually rise.

American Express is an impeccable value for long-term investors.

It's now the third-largest position in the conglomerate's equity portfolio.

Gas isn't the only hot commodity flowing through pipelines these days.