Wall Street JournalInvestor Shift: Hate the Oil, Love the Big Oil CompanyWall Street JournalInvestors remain downbeat on oil, but some are starting to buy the companies that pump it out of the ground. Since the beginning of October, Brent, the global oil b …

Barron'sOil Drillers With Worrisome Balance SheetsBarron'sAdditionally, with Brent oil prices now back in the low-$50s [per barrel], bid and tender activity still anemic, and the largest offshore operators signaling further cuts in spending, we believe tha …

Barron'sBulls, Bears Split on China's Big 3 Oil StocksBarron'sIf a picture is worth a thousand words, then the violent moves contained in a chart of the oil price goes some way to vividly describe the white knuckle ride the world's oil producers ha …

Barron'sWhy Asia Can Expect Low Oil Prices for LongerBarron'sWill oil prices continue to head higher? It's a question Asia's policy makers are asking given the region's four largest economies rank among the world's 10 biggest consumers of t …

Barron'sPrice of Oil: It Could Fall to $20Barron'sWhile the recent fall in oil's price has understandably provoked shock and awe, a little historical perspective indicates that investors haven't seen anything yet. So far, at least, this bear market …