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Chevron Texaco (CVX)

176.40

+2.35 (1.35%)

as of Jul 10, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 11, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 11 opinions in the last 12 months.

Chevron Texaco (CVX-N) has received mixed reviews from various experts, reflecting a divergence of opinions on its future prospects. Some analysts appreciate its solid fundamentals, citing impressive free cash flow, a competitive dividend yield between 3.8% and 4.5%, and recent profitability. However, others express concern regarding the hype surrounding potential gains from Venezuela and the recent volatility in the energy sector, leading to suggestions of cautious investment strategies, especially in light of fluctuating oil prices. While a few analysts see room for further gains, others remain skeptical due to a perceived premium valuation and lack of growth potential in the energy stocks overall. Overall, many underscore the importance of long-term considerations rather than short-term speculation in this sector.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

$167.34, 43% upside. Yield of 3.42%. Buy at $113.24 is his prediction of a pull back level.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 18/12. Up 23.9%.) Expects another 30% upside from here. His model price is $174.20. Dividend yield of 3.2%.

TOP PICK

Model price $164.62, 42% upside. 3.1% yield. Great value, EBV lines go straight up.

DON'T BUY

One of the better super majors but that’s not exactly the biggest compliment you could pay. Super majors have very little growth ahead of them. Has had an OK run, hard to see it growing and there is a very negative background for oil and gas.

TOP PICK

47% upside to his model price. Fundamentals have not moved down that much but stock has. Energy shows up as a pretty good value play.

COMMENT

Like similar companies, had a lot of weakness in Aug-Sept/11 because of the euro zone crisis. Now at all-time highs over the last year or so, primarily because of decent growth in production.

TOP PICK

His model price is $150.61, a 50% upside. There has been a pullback in all of the oils but the integrateds have pulled back less. This is at a nice structural level. You get a dividend growth and balance sheet growth on this one.

STRONG BUY

Really likes the name. 70% oil weighted and he is bullish on oil but not gas. They are selling Brent, which is a $10 premium.

COMMENT

Have improved reserve replacement considerably in the last year or so and are claiming above 100%, which is pretty good. Well positioned for Liquefied Natural Gas LNG with some giant projects off the shore of northwestern Australia. Also some tremendous projects in the deep water gulf of Mexico.

COMMENT

Looking at big integrateds, there are some good quality plays in Canada so he doesn’t focus on this. Has so many issues that may impact so prefers Canadian that he can concentrate on.

BUY

Of all the US majors this one has the most potential. Went from showing no growth and poor returns on capital to having one of the most focused capital programs in showing growth as well as reserve addition.

COMMENT

Big integrated oil companies have had a tougher time over the last little while. This is one of the better ones. Heading into the driving season could give you a little lift on the refiners. Attractive yield of about 4%. He would prefer some of the Canadian producers.

BUY

Exxon Mobile (XOM-N) or Chevron (CVX-N)? Favourably disposed to either but would probably favour Exxon currently. Exxon recently acquired a natural gas company XTO. Expects differential between oil and natural gas to decrease.

BUY

Good name but it hasn't gone up a whole lot. Nothing wrong with it. Yield of 3.85%. Prefers BP (BP-N), which is better value and a little more international diversification. Also better yield.

COMMENT

Chevron (CVX-N) and Exxon (XOM-N) major integrateds have so many opportunities to grow through acquisition, upstream through downstream and chemicals. Also have stable dividends and great cash flow.

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