CVX - Chevron Corporation

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
122.89
-0.20 (-0.16%)
At close: 4:01PM EDT
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Previous Close123.09
Open122.93
Bid0.00 x 1300
Ask0.00 x 900
Day's Range122.31 - 123.35
52 Week Range100.22 - 131.08
Volume3,837,471
Avg. Volume6,494,596
Market Cap233.498B
Beta (3Y Monthly)0.91
PE Ratio (TTM)15.88
EPS (TTM)7.74
Earnings DateApr 25, 2019 - Apr 29, 2019
Forward Dividend & Yield4.76 (3.87%)
Ex-Dividend Date2019-02-14
1y Target Est137.54
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Prior forecasts of 600,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day have been ramped up to more than one million boe per day by 2024, if the company's investments pan out as planned.That growth of the Permian should also boost Exxon Mobil's overall profitability, lifting XOM stock in the process. Excluding tax-reform benefits, the oil giant anticipates that its bottom line will increase by $4 billion this year. This possible figure contrasts favorably to last year's $1.1 billion increase.By 2025, Exxon Mobil believes its profits will be 140% higher than 2017's total earnings. The production of its Permian Basin properties, which is continually rising, should be the biggest driver of that growth.It's the increasing production from the Permian, in fact, that serves as the foundation of Exxon's optimism.This logic seemingly contradicts an environment that doesn't exactly seem great for XOM stock. 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This should strengthen its cash flows and dividends further. * 5 of the Best Stocks to Buy Under $10 And speaking of those dividends, PFE recently upped its payout by 5.88% on the back of robust cash flows and increased earnings from its new drugs. That dividend represents the company's 322 consecutive payout and its ninth year of annual dividend increases. Top Dow Jones Dividend Stocks: Chevron (CVX)Source: swong95765 via Flickr (Modified)Dividend Yield: 3.58%Big oil is a great place to find big dividends. That includes top Dow Jones stocks like Chevron (NYSE:CVX). CVX has long been a great place to find higher yields and more recently that yield has gotten better.Like many energy stocks, Chevron dug in deep and cut costs, reduced its drilling and focused on profitable long-term production efforts during the last oil rout. With many of these projects now starting to produce some hefty natural gas and oil, CAPEX spending at the oil giant has decreased. Meanwhile, higher overall oil prices have helped boost cash flows at the firm. All of which has made its dividend that much stronger.After several years of token dividend increases, CVX has finally gotten back to meaningful raises and upped its payout by 6.25% at the start of the year. Today, CVX yields a high 3.58%. That's all thanks to rising cash flows and better margins.Even better is that the firm has recently announced that it plans on doubling down its exposure to low-cost shale in the Permian Basin. Over the next four years, CVX plans on doubling its output in the region to more than 900,000 barrels per day. Given how juicy margins are in the shale, this will only help the firm and its investors further.After a rocky patch, Chevron is back on track to being one of the top Dow Jones stocks. Top Dow Jones Dividend Stocks: JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM)Source: Shutterstock Dividend Yield: 3%When it comes to banks in the Dow Jones, JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) can't be beaten. 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