Luke Neely

Shares of Dow are down 24.4% while shares of DuPont are down 26.8% since the announcement of their proposed merger in late 2015.

Union Pacific recently reported disappointing quarterly figures as the company continues to hit new 52-week lows.

Shares in GE have underperformed for years as the market tries to understand the company's future. To that end, the company has made it known that it's getting back to its roots.

Shares are trading at a fraction of tangible book value. The market may be missing something in this best-in-class steel producer.

Recently, JPMorgan Chase’s Daniel Butcher and team said they think “major evasive action will be required to avoid covenant breaches in 2016 or 2017.“

Oil prices have hit a 12-year low, sparking fears of bankruptcy.

Alcoa announces a $1.5 billion long-term supply contract with GE's aviation unit. What does it mean for the spin-off of Alcoa?

Shell's bid for BG Group has brought about skepticism from the market.

Recently, Chevron reported a big earnings miss, with its worst quarterly profit in 13 years.

The deal recently cleared EU approval, which possibly set the stage for the deal the complete.

A recent restructuring announcement, along with slowing revenue growth, is causing uncertainty to surround the company. Shares have dropped 22% over the past 12 months. Is there a margin of safety at current levels?

Shares in this beaten-down copper miner are down more than 80% over the past 12 months. The company is cutting costs aggressively and is being pressured by activist Carl Icahn. Although the company is priced for failure, the FCX has guided for roughly $2.8 billion in free cash in 2016 after the massive drop in CapEx, which would have shares trading at a P/FCF of <2 at current levels. The stock trades at a P/TBV of 0.39.

As a leader in ultra-deepwater rigs, Seadrill looks like a good pick in a depressed energy environment.