WTI

Eliminates cash sweep, quarterly clean-down and asset coverage test; increases restricted payments capacity 50% to $15 million with no change to pricing or financial covenants and no amendment fees Eliminates cash sweep, quarterly clean-down and asset coverage test; increases restricted payments capacity 50% to $15 million with no change to pricing or financial covenants and no amendment fees

Pre-market futures are up this morning, adding to the Nasdaq's all-time-high close on Monday afternoon. The blue-chip Dow is +180 points at this hour, the Nasdaq is +120 points and the S&P 500 is +28 points.

Consumer sentiment falls to a four-month low amid persistent inflation and uncertainty. Here are some ETFs that investors may consider.

For midstream investors, short-term volatility in crude oil prices should not be a major concern. The broader focus belongs on oil futures prices, particularly looking out to 2027 and beyond.

Broad commodities ETFs are commanding renewed attention this year due to a variety of factors. Those include surging energy prices and some lethargy in the precious metals market, a segment investors often tap with single-commodity ETFs.

Does W&T Offshore (WTI) have what it takes to be a top stock pick for momentum investors? Let's find out.

Offshore oil names are running while the broad market fades this Tuesday midday. Transocean (NYSE:RIG | RIG Price Prediction) is rising 6.24% to $5.79, W&T Offshore (NYSE:WTI) is rallying 6%, and Valaris (NYSE:VAL) is up 5.83%.

W&T Offshore, APA and Diamondback have been highlighted in this Industry Outlook article.

Following a careful analysis of the Zacks Oil and Gas - Exploration and Production - United States industry, we advise tracking shares of WTI, APA and FANG.

W&T (WTI) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?