Top-ranked U.S. oil companies by quant metrics

Crude Oil (CL1:COM) neared $80 per barrel earlier today due to fears of continued conflict in the Middle East.

Futures are up now 1.76% today, and up 6.87% from the past five days, at $75.70.

The following are the U.S. companies within the oil industries with the highest quant ratings and profitability and momentum ratings from A+ to C-.

• Energy Services of America (ESOA) – Quant rating: 4.92
• Solaris Energy Infrastructure Inc. (SEI) – Quant rating: 4.88
• Baker Hughes Co. (BKR) – Quant rating: 4.79
• Gevo Inc. (GEVO) – Quant rating: 4.77
• Cheniere Energy Inc. (LNG) – Quant rating: 4.72
• MPLX LP Common Units (MPLX) – Quant rating: 4.65
• Sunoco LP Common Units (SUN) – Quant rating: 4.53
• Helix Energy Solutions Group Inc. (HLX) – Quant rating: 4.32
• CNX Resources Corp. (CNX) – Quant rating: 4.30
• Kinetik Holdings Inc. (KNTK) – Quant rating: 4.28
• REX American Resources Corp. (REX) – Quant rating: 4.27
• Energy Transfer LP Common Units (ET) – Quant rating: 4.22
• Western Midstream Partners LP Common Units (WES) – Quant rating: 4.04
• Enterprise Products Partners L.P. Common Units (EPD) – Quant rating: 3.99
• Gulfport Energy Corp. (GPOR) – Quant rating: 3.96
• Excelerate Energy Inc. (EE) – Quant rating: 3.91
• ConocoPhillips (COP) – Quant rating: 3.87
• SM Energy Co. (SM) – Quant rating: 3.85
• International Seaways Inc. (INSW) – Quant rating: 3.73
• VAALCO Energy Inc. (EGY) – Quant rating: 3.67

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