Devon Energy (DVN): High Production and Strong Liquidity Make It a Top Bargain

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We recently published a list of 10 Ridiculously Cheap Stocks to Buy Right Now. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Devon Energy Corporation (NYSE:DVN) stands against other ridiculously cheap stocks to buy right now.

The Market is Not Cheap Right Now, Strategist Says

The S&P 500 is currently trading at 23 times its forward earnings, indicative that the market is really expensive at the moment. On November 14, Alan McKnight, CIO at Regions Wealth Management, joined CNBC to share his stance on the market and his expectations moving forward.

McKnight agrees that the market is not cheap at the moment, however, this does not mean that investors halt buying. In fact, investors should continue to invest but be wary about volatility. He adds that opportunities are coming up as we head into 2025. McKnight shares that with the expectations from the economy, investors must consider broadening their portfolios. He also remains positive on small and mid-cap stocks.

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The Tariff Debate and Its Impact on Investment Strategy

Presidential elections have adjourned, and with that, new questions on the investment outlook have emerged. Investors are curious to see how the proposed tariffs on Chinese goods and all other imports impact the way markets behave moving forward. On November 22, Jeffrey Kleintop, chief global investment strategist at Charles Schwab, joined Rachelle Akuffo on Yahoo Finance to share his expectations of the market and the investment outlook for the new presidential term.

Kleintop shares that the combined tariff claims by the newly elected government would bring the weighted average US tariff to 26%, significantly higher than its current state. He adds that while there is “reason for concern” investors do not need to make significant changes to their portfolios. He also states that currencies adjust with tariffs all the time, and since the dollar is already up by 5%, much of the impact has been mitigated.

Adding to the notion of risk mitigation, Kleintop suggests that diversification, away from popular themes in the United States, is crucial at the moment. Currently, tech and artificial intelligence hold dominance in the market, and investors must consider spreading to other avenues. He also shares that anywhere outside the United States, financials are performing extremely well and expects international stocks to grow moving forward. He adds that Europe is a bright spot where we might see an acceleration in earnings growth and price-to-earnings ratios.