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To: cajman1 who wrote (17030)	5/16/2025 1:21:44 PM
From: SeeksQuality	4 Recommendations Recommended By cajman1 chowder FactFree Tam3262 Respond to of 21904

I recently added CVX, XOM, EPD, ENB to a portfolio that was looking to increase dividends. Added CVX to my own portfolio. I would stick with top quality in this environment, companies that you know will be sound through whatever happens.

To: cajman1 who wrote (17030)	5/16/2025 1:26:19 PM
From: chowder	3 Recommendations Recommended By cajman1 Menominee Tam3262 Respond to of 21904

I recently opened a position in CVX. When it comes to oil and gas, I prefer to start building a position as the sector is declining. I buy small and add small. For example I added a small amount yesterday, the 15th, and I'll add a little more at the end of the month. I'll repeat this process each month going forward. I currently have a small loss -6.17% but when I add again at the end of the month, the cost basis should come down. I wouldn't go in with a large position until oil prices have fallen a significant amount from here. I prefer to average in.

To: cajman1 who wrote (17030)	5/16/2025 3:06:14 PM
From: HC Builder	Respond to of 21904

I currently have positions in CVX, EOG, FANG and OKE. I think they are all at attractive prices right now.