The Latest Breaking News from Devon

Three high-yield S&P 500 stocks, Devon Energy, Verizon Communications, and Pfizer Inc., are poised to provide a balanced mix of income and growth, making them attractive options for long-term investors.

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Analyst-approved Devon Energy Corp (DVN) and Verizon Communications (VZ) offer solid dividends and opportunities for growth, all while trading at a discount compared to their peers.

Devon Energy stock is attractive given its 3.8% dividend yield, especially as the adjustable dividend looks secure here. Also, short sellers of out-of-the-money puts are making additional income.

Devon Energy stock has held up with its present 3.88% dividend yield. Oil and gas prices have risen implying cash flow could be higher. Its fixed and variable dividend could be stable here.

Devon Energy cut its variable dividend, paid out as 50% of adj. free cash flow. However, it still leaves DVN stock with a 3.87% annual yield, attracting long-term investors and short-put traders.

Devon Energy stock is trailing the S&P 500 this year, but oil price forecasts are rising. Should you buy DVN stock in anticipation of higher oil prices?

Devon Energy stock has been treading water since its Q1 results were released on May 8. This is good for investors who have been short its out-of-the-money puts, whose premiums are sinking.

Devon Energy (DVN) surpassed consensus estimates in its 2022 third quarter. However, DVN has lost almost 12% over the past month amid multiple analyst downgrades, falling demand, and low energy prices. Is the energy stock still an attractive buy this winter? Let's find out….

The court will open on Friday, Sept. 23.

As the natural gas Oct. 22 futures retreated from record highs of $9.98 per cubic foot to $8.27 per cubic foot, the SPDR Energy Select Sector Fund (ARCA: XLE) fell by .80%.