ConocoPhillips is a well-oiled, dividend growth machine.

ConocoPhillips (COP) stock has a 3.42% dividend yield, well below its 5-year average. As a result, its price target is at ...

ConocoPhillips is a Buy with excellent capital efficiency, deleveraging, production growth balancing oversupply risks. Read ...

Western Midstream remains an attractive passive income investment.

For eight straight quarters shareholders of ConocoPhillips (NYSE:COP) have received the same quarterly dividend of $0.66 a share. This is now the longest streak in the past decade for a company known ...

ConocoPhillips’s elite upstream portfolio allows it to rake in free cash flow, even at mediocre oil and gas prices. Chevron is more geographically diverse and has a higher yield. Both stocks are good ...

B in free cash flow by 2029 at ~$65 oil, driven by project completions, LNG growth, and cost cuts. Read why COP stock is a ...

In recent days, Bank of America and JPMorgan downgraded ConocoPhillips, pointing to its relatively high oil breakeven price and heavy spending on long-cycle projects like Port Arthur LNG and Willow ...

November has been quite volatile, with the high valuations of artificial intelligence stocks and expectations of an interest rate cut in December impacting investor sentiment. Those seeking stable ...

Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 11/17/25, Crescent Energy Co (Symbol: CRGY), Phillips 66 (Symbol: PSX), and ConocoPhillips (Symbol: COP) will all trade ex-dividend ...