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Major Integrated Oil & Gas Industry

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Sector	Energy
Related Industries	Independent Oil & Gas, Oil & Gas Drilling & Exploration, Oil & Gas Equipment & Services, Oil & Gas Pipelines, Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing.
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Stocks in Major Integrated Oil & Gas

• BP p.l.c.

• ChevronTexaco

• ConocoPhillips

• ENI S.p.A.

• Exxon Mobil

• Intl Fuel Tech

• Petrobras Energia Participaciones SA

• PetroChina Company

• Repsol YPF S.A.

• Royal Dutch Shell PLC

• TotalFinaElf, S.A.

Major Integrated Oil & Gas Upgrades

Date	Ticker	Analyst	Old Rating	New Rating
11/03/2009	PTR	Credit Suisse	Underperform	Neutral
10/09/2009	PTR	HSBC	Neutral	Overweight
10/02/2009	REP	JP Morgan	Underweight	Neutral
09/29/2009	COP	Collins Stewart	Hold	Buy

Major Integrated Oil & Gas Downgrades

Date	Ticker	Analyst	Old Rating	New Rating
10/23/2009	E	UBS	Buy	Neutral
10/14/2009	COP	Raymond James	Market Perform	Underperform
10/08/2009	E	Credit Suisse	Neutral	Underperform
10/06/2009	REP	Citi	Hold	Sell

Major Integrated Oil & Gas New Coverages

Date	Ticker	Analyst	Rating
10/23/2009	XOM	Soleil Securities	Buy
10/23/2009	CVX	Soleil Securities	Buy
10/23/2009	COP	Soleil Securities	Hold
07/16/2009	BP	Benchmark	Hold

Major Integrated Oil & Gas Earnings

Date	Ticker	Actual	Expected	Prev Yr Qtr
07/31/2009	CVX	0.87	0.95	2.90
07/30/2009	XOM	0.84	1.02	2.27
07/29/2009	COP	0.97	0.85	3.49
03/13/2009	E	1.42	1.50	2.12
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Stock of the Day

The Major Integrated Oil & Gas Industry's ConocoPhillips (COP) was InvestorGuide.com's Stock of the Day on 4/23/2009.
Pump Prices Hurt ConocoPhillips
The third-largest U.S. oil producer, ConocoPhillips, released its first quarter earnings today which reported that net income fell 80% from a year ago. Net income dropped to $840 million, or 56 cents a share, from $4.14 billion, or $2.62, a year earlier. It is no secret that crude oil prices have dramatically fallen from their 2008 highs so was this report of an 80% drop in line with analysts' expectations? Read more

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