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Chevron Reinstated as a “Buy” at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch (CVX)

By Dividend.com Staff
December 18th, 2009

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Oil behemoth Chevron Corporation (CVX) saw its coverage reinstated on Friday with a "Buy" rating by analysts at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch.

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One Response to “Chevron Reinstated as a “Buy” at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch (CVX)”

  1. elizabeth Says:

    I live on a large South Texas Ranch where Chevron operates. I made a movie about their operations this weekend
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLEuaAChjnQ
    I don’t know what the stock holders are going to think about the huge mess that Texaco left in South Texas. SOmeone has to pay to clean this up. It’s like Ecuador – but a whole lot worse and no one besides Chevron has been here since 1934 – they can’t point the finger at Petro Ecuador on this. We just have 7,110 acres of chevron mess – but they have 100,000’s of acres across the area. Texaco was supposed to remediate all this old stuff – but they seem to have just buried it and figured no one was going to dig it up. Well, they were wrong.

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