Wall Street analysts are bullish on natural gas producer Expand Energy, SM Energy, and oilfield services provider SLB, citing strong Q2 results and growth prospects
Top Wall Street analysts are bullish on three dividend stocks: natural gas producer Expand Energy (EXE), SM Energy (SM), and oilfield services provider SLB (SLB). Expand Energy recently announced a $1.25 billion acquisition and solid Q2 results, with Wolfe Research raising its price target to $114. SM Energy, an oil and gas operator, saw Roth analyst raise its price target to $34 following strong Q2 preliminary metrics. SLB, an oilfield services provider, reported better-than-expected Q2 earnings, leading Goldman Sachs to reaffirm a buy rating with a $62 price target, expecting international revenue growth and benefits from its data center business.
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