Ticker: PSX

Phillips 66

Energy Energy Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing
Price 289.32
Reco Buy Potential 81 Risk 34 Updated 2026-10-25

Forecast impact

positive
Target +18.3% target fill 84.5%
Reaction D5 pending · D10 pending fresh confirmed · market trust
Impact Potential +6 · Risk -3 valid until 2026-11-18

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Description

Company and Business Model

Phillips 66 is an energy company engaged in refining, marketing, and transporting petroleum products. Its core operations include refining crude oil into gasoline, diesel, and other petrochemicals, as well as midstream logistics and marketing of refined products. The company operates through segments such as Refining, Midstream, and Chemicals, with major revenue sources stemming from refined product sales and transportation services.

Investment Profile

The investment profile of Phillips 66 is more aligned with dividends and value investors, given its stable dividend yield and established market presence. The company demonstrates consistent revenue performance and a solid earnings track record, appealing to those seeking income and capital preservation.

Fundamental metrics (experimental) Updated: 2026-10-22
EPS (TTM) — earnings per share for the last 12 months, $
17.63
Revenue QoQ — quarter-over-quarter revenue growth
49.7%
EPS surprise
25.5%
20d volatility
1.6%
Dividend yield
2.2%
last ex-date
2026-11-17
AI recommendation changes
Date Before After Reason
2026-06-23 Hold Buy Strong EPS surprise, but negative short-term momentum.
2026-06-17 Buy Hold Weak momentum and high risk offset potential upside.
2026-06-09 Hold Buy Strong performance and positive earnings surprise support growth.
Analyst forecasts
Date Analyst Action Target Price Then
2026-10-19 Raymond James Target Raised 300 → 335 293.81
2026-10-14 Wells Fargo Target Raised 335 → 345 292.73
2026-10-11 Jefferies Target Raised 242 → 276 278.18
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Analysts Evercore and TD Cowen recommend buying dividend stocks Phillips 66 (PSX) and Crescent Energy (CRGY) for steady income

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