ConocoPhillips (NYSE:COP)

The next Energy stock to struggle.

One of the largest integrated oil companies paying a 3.83% dividend yield. I'm looking forward to the split of the upstream and downstream businesses this year. With the sale of its' Lukoil stake, the company should start to pay down its' debt to more reasonable levels.

Solid company for cheap. Good dividend.

With political uncertainty in the middle east and Iran (who will eventually come to blows with both US and Israel) in controll of a vital Property where most of the middle east oil must travel through, this company, dependent from foreign oil sources, will thrive. Gas at $4 a gallon = payday

gas prices going up also3.77% dividend whats not too like..

Once spinoff from refining is complete I expect to see a pop.

I know three things in this world: 1. For about the past 150 years we have been an oil economy. 2. For the balance of my life we will continue to be an oil economy. 3. I am a dividend investor. Add these three things together, and the dividend players in oil sector look like good bets. It's only a matter of time until demand rises for liquid fuel. This is a conventional and very tenable prediction. So within the sector, I think there are several good choices. My horse is COP, due in large part to its price and dividends. I will admit it here too: I am a sucker for Berkshire positions too, although I know full well that this is an appeal to authority. I am neutral on the prospect for spin offs, but others have spoken favorably about this.

With the threat of millitary tension now in Iran on the strait of Hormuz it will slow delivery of oil. This area supplies 70 percent of present global demand. Oil will see 140.00 a barrel, then it wil recede to 110- 120 range. The oil industry wil benefit but the established retail end more so than the drillers.

oil,great yield

Based upon historical earnings growth, I think this stock should be valued near $124.83 using discounted cash flows over the next 5 years. This produces a safety margin of 41%. Besides good earnings growth, the stock is due for a spin-off the middle of next year which I believe will produce value for the share-holders over the long-term. From what I read, Phillips 66 may have a bit of a sell-off over the course of the first year since I get the impression that it is seen as the more undesirable entity. But, I believe that overall there is money to be made here.

cramer

Big profits,
Small debt,
Big dividend,
Small risk,
Big oil,
Small price,
Big buying opportunity!

CO SPLIT

Continued unrest in mid east always leads to distribution and pricing fluctuations. I think this company will benefit from that and this stock price will rise better than the market as a whole.

Trouble with Iran means oil disruption. Expect this stock to go up.

This article outlines some of the reasons why I think COP will outperform the market - http://bit.ly/rQu4X4

Got to love that texas tea boyyyy. with trouble starting to brew in the mid east causing a rise in oil prices + 10-15 billion in stock repurchasing/dividends for next year alone this stock will destroy the broader market

stay foolish my friends :)

upcoming spinoff will result in high value...that and its undervalued as is.

. Good solid dividend. The stock split of a few years ago was a wonderful thing. Nice low P/E. COP is a stable company that stays within its price range.