Tynisha buys CVX 81.55: They are currently at $72.97 and have been building a support base at $72.00 since the day following the August 25th low.

Downside Volatility Charting (DVC charting) looks at the percentage decline from the most recent prior high for a company and then uses patterns of those pull backs to suggest possible bear-bottom prices in current declines. At that time, prices of the Supermajors were plunging rapidly and there was a lot of back and forth discussion of whether a bottom was near. Bottom fishing is an art of stock market investing too. All share the goal of bringing forth a feast from the unknowns lurking beneath the surface in the endless seas. Bottom-fishing techniques range from nets to complex hook and weight-line rigs, to simple rod and reel.


Birgit:
Opportunities for big catches and fine dining await successful bottom fishers.

Louise:
Bottom fishing is exciting and challenging, both afloat, and in the stock markets.

Kathy:
A few are likely to be swallowed by the strongest.

Flor:
All of these companies are strong enough to survive the new oil price normal.

Marci:
They came into being during the last great oil crash of the 1990s consolidation phase.

Lara:
To-date, the Majors have remained largely underexposed to shale.

Carissa:
That could be about to change, according to analysts at Nomura.

Aleisha:
But not many companies have stepped up to the plate, either as buyers or sellers.

Colleen:
The Organization operates through two segments: Downstream and Upstream.

Vashti:
Several analysts have recently commented on CVX shares.

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