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Devon Energy Corporation (DVN)

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47.70-1.11 (-2.27%)
At close: 04:00PM EDT
47.69 -0.01 (-0.02%)
After hours: 07:59PM EDT
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Previous close48.81
Open49.00
Bid47.67 x 1400
Ask47.69 x 900
Day's range47.60 - 49.04
52-week range44.03 - 78.82
Volume8,796,438
Avg. volume8,316,106
Market cap30.561B
Beta (5Y monthly)2.36
PE ratio (TTM)6.66
EPS (TTM)7.16
Earnings date07 Nov 2023
Forward dividend & yield3.45 (7.07%)
Ex-dividend date14 Sept 2023
1y target est60.36
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    Devon Energy: Buy, Sell, or Hold?

    Devon Energy is set to benefit from higher oil prices, and it is likely to reward investors with higher dividends as it does.

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    2 Stocks Down 25% and 53% to Buy Right Now

    Fortunately for budget-minded investors -- or even those who are contrarians -- energy stock Devon Energy (NYSE: DVN) and renewable energy specialist Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) are two stocks that currently present great buying opportunities. Lee Samaha (Devon Energy): The company's overall dividend is highly likely to follow the direction of the price of oil, so the stock will suit investors looking for energy exposure. As with most businesses, Devon pays a dividend from its free cash flow (FCF); that's the fixed part, which equated to $0.20 in the last quarter.