An above average yield, a long history of dividend growth, and a business that's seeing headwinds turn to tailwinds. What's not to like?

An inflation spike coming out of the coronavirus pandemic helped to boost the profits of energy companies. But after hitting a peak, oil and natural gas prices have come back down. That has taken the wind out of the sector's sails, but one of the industry's largest competitors -- Chevron 's ( CVX 0.85% ) -- performed even worse than its closest competitor and is still down over 15% from its highs.

There's still a chance to buy the stock while it has a well above average yield. Here's what you need to know.

What goes up always goes down

Oil and natural gas are commodities prone to large and often rapid price swings. So the ups and downs aroun

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