3 Energy Stocks You'll Wish You Bought on the Dip (Plus 2 to Avoid)
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MarketBeat28 May 2026, 22:30 UTC
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The energy sector is showing strength, with specific stocks like XLE, PUMP, BKR, and RCL demonstrating bullish momentum. XLE is targeting $63.41 with a fail bound at $53.43. PUMP, currently at $15.17, is aiming for $18.00 with a failure point at $13.50, driven by its role in AI data center infrastructure. BKR is also showing upward potential with a target of $70.47 and a fail bound at $60.00, supported by its AI growth narrative. RCL, despite being in the travel sector, is showing resilience with a target of $300 and a fail bound at $260, benefiting from strong consumer demand for travel. The underlying theme is the robust demand for energy and AI-related services, positioning these stocks for continued growth.
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