Chart Of The Day: Here's Why Chevron Shares Are Headed To $200

 | Jun 01, 2022 15:32

Shares of oil and gas major Chevron (NYSE:CVX) hit an all-time high on Tuesday, reaching $180.96 intraday and finishing the day at $174.66. Multiple themes have helped boost the energy supermajor's stock.

The most obvious fundamental catalyst for CVX has been all over the headlines this week: EU members and the UK have finally reached an agreement to ban Russian oil. As well, albeit closer to home, legendary investor Warren Buffet put his stamp of approval on Chevron after his holding company, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRKa) significantly increased its position in the stock , purchasing $25.9 billion worth of additional shares in the first quarter, making the energy firm BRK's fourth-largest equity holding.

Additional positives for Chevron shares: last week the US Treasury department its list of 18 recommended stocks with which to weather inflation.

Finally, in February, CVX agreed to acquire Renewable Energy Group (NASDAQ:REGI), though the deal hasn't been finalized yet. Should it proceed, this would add a green energy segment to Chevron's operation, part of a major overhaul the oil major is undergoing as it optimizes processes significantly while cutting ties with Russia.

Here's how this rich array of headlines may have affected the stock's supply and demand technicals.