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This energy giant has raised its dividend for 25 consecutive years. It produces over 1.6 million barrels of oil equivalent per day. And most investors outside of Canada have never heard of it.
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A stock that hasn't exactly been a favorite among individual investors of late still managed to attract some noteworthy institutional investor interest.
Bank of America slipped as investors balanced concerns about the economy with signs that large banks remain profitable. With the stock lagging the broader market over the past year, investors are watching whether loan growth and interest income can help it regain momentum.
MMCAP International increased its stake in NexGen Energy during the fourth quarter, deepening exposure to the company’s Rook I uranium project in Canada. As governments extend reactor lifespans and reconsider nuclear expansion, attention is turning to future uranium supply and how quickly projects like Rook I can begin production.
Given its solid fundamentals, strong balance sheet, steady cash flow generation, and promising growth outlook, Whitecap Resources appears well-positioned to appeal to income-focused investors seeking both stability and long-term return potential.
