Devon Energy Corp (DVN) Buy, Sell or Hold

Devon Energy Corp (DVN)

48.26

-0.66 (1.35%)

as of Oct 9, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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BUY

Oil is the best performing sector now as demand remains strong. Will probably do well with this stock or Exxon as long as oil stays strong. DVN had to sell off its Russian division. It boils down to whether you're in this space or now. DVN trades at an attractive 23% free cash flow yield.

BUY

It can both grow and maintain production. Free cash flow will go to dividends and not to re-investment. Most large oil companies are not re-investing in projects except to offset declines so an over-supply is not likely. The risk is management execution and commodity price.

STRONG BUY

She bought this yesterday when it fell 11%, because she's very bullish energy. They're buying back shares, lowering their debt, have a 16% free cash flow yield (S&P is 5%) and raised their dividend to 8%. They check all the boxes. She paid around $62 to hold it long term.

BUY

Devon is up 160% in the past year. The E&P companies are pricing maybe $65-75 oil, so as long as oil stays elevated they are minting cash. Yes, ESG pressures will cap what they can produce long term. So, they're making what they can now and paying that out to shareholders. It's still not expensive.

BUY

He loves the oil companies, loves Devon's massive variable dividend which they pioneered. They report Monday. Great CEO running a disciplined operation.

BUY

You need to own oil as crude oil is hammered as Russian oil is cut off spending. He doesn't believe the new lockdowns in China have a lasting effect (the lockdowns are temporary), unless there's a cut-off in Russian energy supplies. His favourite oil names are Chevron for their steady dividend, and Devon which returns a lot of cash flow to investors through a variable dividend instead of drilling recklessly.

BUY

Well run company that is good at returning capital. Currently pursuing exact strategy investors want. US energy companies trading a premium compared to Canadian energy companies. Good company for investors who want income.

BUY

By far, energy is the hottest sector. Devon is among the best exploration and production companies (E&P). It pays a bountiful variable dividend. He recently bought this.

BUY

Among the 10 top performers on the S&P of 2021 #1. Up 179% in 2021. The best-run oil company. It began the year with a merger. Their variable dividend last year that put them atop the S&P in terms of yield, now 7.4%. The new CEO is drilling for more crude with less capital, yet returning a lot of money to investors. He expects another strong year for Devon and the oil industry. Peers are copying Devon's model.

BUY

Options trading A beta name. He's been buying energy this year. Devon has had a great run this year and maybe more to come. 4,000 of the April $49 calls were bought today at $2.80 to over $3.00. Devon is retracing its July 2018 highs, so he sees more room to run. He bought.

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TOP PICK

Raymond James upgraded the stock to a strong buy recently. Oil and natural gas has performed this year. The company pays a huge variable dividend. Social media mentions have increased 2100% in the past 24 hours.

BUY

This year so far, oil and natural gas prices have gone nuts. American oil producers have finally got religion by no longer endlessly drilling, but by returning capital to shareholders. Devon pays a huge variable dividend.

BUY

They're returning capital to shareholders rather than wasting their money on endless drilling. They're now paying a variable dividend, which means very high yields given the high price of oil, though slightly down from its high.

BUY

He was surprised to learn that Devon is the second-best performer int he first half of 2021. returned to shareholders.What really sets this apart is its 6% dividend yield. Last night, it reported a strong quarter and dividend increase.

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(A Top Pick Jan 19/21, Up 29.3%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with DVN has triggered its stop at $26. We recommend covering the balance of the position at this time. Combined with the previous recommendation to cover 50% of the position, this results in a net investment return over 29%.

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