$OKE Does anyone know when the stock will be tradable again on Trade Republic? 🤔

$OKE

reports solid quarterly results, demonstrating resilience in a volatile energy environment.

During the third quarter of 2025, the company reported revenue exceeding $5.2 billion, representing +4% year-over-year growth, driven primarily by an increase in natural gas and liquids transportation volumes, particularly in the Rocky Mountains and Mid-Continent regions.

Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) were $1.19, in line with market expectations, reflecting efficient cost management and stable operations amid more moderate energy prices compared to the previous year.

Operating cash flow grew by 11% compared to the same period in 2024, reinforcing the company’s ability to maintain its quarterly dividend of $0.99 per share, a figure that currently offers an annualized dividend yield of nearly 5%.

The company has maintained controlled debt levels with stable leverage ratios and remains focused on its strategic plan for organic growth and infrastructure optimization.

Increased traffic in the Rocky Mountains and the Bakken region has become a key pillar of expansion, driven by growing demand for natural gas transportation and storage in the United States.

From a technical perspective, $OKE the stock is trading sideways within a range of $75 to $82, with the latter acting as a key resistance level to watch. Breaking above that level could signal a continued uptrend toward the year’s highs, especially if natural gas prices ($NG) continue to recover and the outlook for energy demand improves.

At the sector level, $OKE it continues to move in step with other companies in the midstream segment such as $KMI (Kinder Morgan Inc) (Kinder Morgan), $WMB (Williams Companies Inc) (Williams Companies), or $ET (Energy Transfer LP) (Energy Transfer), all of which are benefiting from a stable energy consumption environment and the push toward an energy transition that requires extensive infrastructure for the distribution of natural gas and liquids.

In summary, $OKE the company closes out a positive quarter, meeting expectations, maintaining its dividend, and demonstrating financial strength despite an uncertain macroeconomic environment. Its position in the sector remains key, both for dividend-oriented investors and for those seeking stable exposure to the U.S. energy sector. $NSDQ100
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A summary of the coming week:

Monday:

• New Home Sales (January)
• Quarterly Reports from Workday ($WDAY (+0,12%) ), Zoom Video Communications ($ZM (-0,5%) ), Domino’s Pizza ($DPZ (+0%) ) and Unity Software ($U (+2,12%) )

Tuesday:

• Orders for durable goods (January)
• S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index
• Consumer Confidence (February)
• Quarterly Reports from Lowe’s ($LOW (-2,43%) ), ONEOK ($OKE ), Bank of Montreal ($BMO (-0,73%) ), American Tower ($AMT (+4,2%) ) and AutoZone ($AZO (-1,92%) )

Wednesday:

• Gross Domestic Product of the U.S. (first revision of the fourth quarter)
• U.S. Trade Balance (January)
• Retail Inventories (January)
• Wholesale inventories (January)
• Salesforce Quarterly Reports ($CRM (-0,27%) ), Snowflake ($SNOW (+4,49%) ), Royal Bank of Canada ($RY (-0,14%) ), HP ($HPQ (-0,35%) ), TJX ($TJX (-0,76%) ), Paramount Global ($PARA (-1,27%) ) and Monster Beverage Corp. ($MNST (-2,11%) )

Thursday:

• Personal Personal (PCE)
• Initial claims for unemployment benefits
• Pending Pending Home Sales (January)
• Remarks by Atlanta Fed President
  Raphael Bostic, Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee and Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester
• Quarterly Reports from Anheuser-Busch InBev ($BUD (-0,98%) ), Dell Technologies ($DELL (+1,76%) ), Toronto-Dominion Bank ($TD.PR.P ), Hewlett Packard Enterprise ($HPE (+2,55%) ) and Best Buy ($BBY (+0,51%) )

Friday:

• Remarks by Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan, Federal Reserve Board Governor Christopher Waller, and Atlanta Fed President Bostic and San Francisco Fed President Mary C. Daly
• Quarterly Reports from RadNet ($RDNT (+0,24%) ), Plug
  Power ($PLUG (+0%) ) and FuboTV ($FUBO )

Since I’ve buried myself in the rabbit hole of stock picking again and am on the hunt for a tenbagger, here’s a rundown for the group of which of the ones listed here might have the most potential. These are micro/small-cap stocks that are a pure gamble—total loss is a possibility and should be factored in! SOS ahoy.

Plan: 5–6-year time horizon; then, of course, track the companies.

Feel free to use buzzword bingo terms like “pricing power,” “P/E ratio,” “P/S ratio,” and “the sun, moon, and stars.”

Source: Martin Lochner’s video on this (he used to be with Mission Money). I haven’t looked closely at the sales material on his website—no idea what it’s about.

https://youtu.be/miQjbLKmc4I

His source:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5aaacb57506fbe4636414126/t/5f85c428b4bac16b20450df0/1602602051503/Conclusion+Deck-+Makings+of+a+MultiBagger+-+FINAL-compressed.pdf

Of particular interest to the “lazy” generation:

Q18 and Q19: High-level takeaways.

The companies from the video are listed below, followed by my gut take. No analysis. I’ll do a dedicated analysis later for the ones I find truly interesting, in my opinion.

1. Chart Industries: Industrial stuff $GTLS
https://www.chartindustries.com/

2. Paramount Global (Viacom): Broadcasting/Streaming: Since I know the industry, I still see a lot of consolidation ahead, so I’d definitely say no. $PARA (-1,27%)

3. PagSeguro Digital: $PAGS (+1,69%) PSP (Payment Service Provider) like Adyen, Stripe, and—for the Germans—something like Concardis. It’s a highly competitive field, and the technical hurdles are relatively moderate (PCI & SOX compliance = high data security, banking license, etc.). The winners will be local heroes once they reach critical mass among merchants. Are there any LATAM folks here who could share their thoughts on this company? https://international.pagseguro.com/

4. AG Growth: $AFN (+0%)  Agricultural machinery. Canadian stocks—no thanks. https://www.aggrowth.com/

5. Ameal Pharma: $AMRX (-1,1%) Makes generic drugs—

https://amneal.com/products/our-portfolio/

6. Maas Group: $MGH I’ve always wanted to own heavy construction equipment from Australia https://maasgroup.com.au/

7. Jazz Pharmaceuticals: $JAZZ (-0,18%) Medications for people with serious illnesses. Homebias has an office in Munich. 😊 https://www.jazzpharma.com/

8. Okeanis: $OKE Tankers equipped with special filters that reduce exhaust emissions. See the YouTube video. https://www.okeanisecotankers.com/