DVN worked more than well for me, but I don’t want to put all of my eggs in one basket.

I keep coming back to DVN as a possible dividend stock to buy and hold, but the dividend has been fluctuating so much that I can't decide if it's a good idea or not. On one hand, a dividend yield of 6.3 percent is great, but on the other hand... — read more 

It hasn’t been on the market too long,and yet the stock managed to remain stable and follow a growing path. Looking at the company metrics, we can see that the business is in a good place right now. I think that Devon is one of the biggest... — read more 

Devon Energy also pays a fixed-plus-variable dividend, with the variable rate at 50% of its post-base-dividend free cash flow. Its payout will consequently rise with oil prices. Meanwhile, it could use a portion of the free cash it doesn't pay in... — read more 

That is something I hear a lot lately. Is there anyone who shares that opinion? If so, what are the main parameters and information on which you base this claim?

I get that the dividend is the primary reason why people decide to buy DVN. I also own a mostly dividend based portfolio but I also don't want the stocks that I own to have a high potential of losing value in a short amount of time. In my opinion... — read more 

This is one of those good stocks that provide on all fronts: growth and dividend. A lot of it is thanks to its current leadership and I really hope they continue making the right moves as they have so far. I honestly can't see a downside to DVN at... — read more 

I don’t have a lot of shares but I think it’s time to add some more. I believe the stock has a strong prospect to grow and I expect significant growth in May. I fully share the enthusiasm for this stock with those who think the travel industry will... — read more