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Funds, stocks, and articles on Dividend Vision tagged "Oil".

37 tickers carry the Oil tag on Dividend Vision (21 ETFs, 9 Stocks, 6 MLPs, 1 ETN). The highest distribution rates are USOI (84.34%), USOY (43.61%), HZNFF (18.73%).

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37 tickers

Grouped by asset type. Ticker links open the full per-asset page.

ETFs (21)

TickerIssuerNameDist. RateInception
USOYDefiance ETFsDefiance Oil Enhanced Options Income ETF43.61%May 9, 2024
OILKProSharesProShares K-1 Free Crude Oil Strategy ETF4.68%Sep 26, 2016
PXJInvescoInvesco Dynamic Oil & Gas Services ETF3.90%Oct 26, 2005
FTXNFirst TrustFirst Trust Nasdaq Oil & Gas ETF2.28%Sep 20, 2016
IXCiSharesiShares Global Energy ETF2.27%Nov 12, 2001
XLEState StreetState Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF2.19%Dec 16, 1998
VDEVanguardVanguard Energy ETF2.18%Sep 23, 2004
IYEiSharesiShares U.S. Energy ETF2.16%Jun 12, 2000
OILTTexas CapitalTexas Capital Texas Oil Index ETF2.13%Dec 20, 2023
DBOInvescoInvesco DB Oil Fund1.59%Jan 5, 2007
XOPState StreetSPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF1.50%Jun 19, 2006
IEOiSharesiShares U.S. Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF1.44%May 1, 2006
IEZiSharesiShares U.S. Oil Equipment & Services ETF1.41%May 1, 2006
OIHVanEckVanEck Oil Services ETF1.23%Dec 20, 2011
CRAKVanEckVanEck Oil Refiners ETF1.18%Aug 18, 2015
XESState StreetSPDR® S&P Oil & Gas Equipment & Services ETF0.95%Jun 19, 2006
BNOUSCF InvestmentsUnited States Brent Oil Fund LP—Jun 2, 2010
PBOGPortfolio Building BlockPortfolio Building Block Integrated Oil and Gas and Exploration and Production Index ETF—Nov 25, 2025
UCOProSharesProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil—Nov 24, 2008
USLUSCF InvestmentsUnited States 12 Month Oil Fund LP—Dec 6, 2007
USOUSCF InvestmentsUnited States Oil Fund LP—Apr 10, 2006

Stocks (9)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
HZNFF—Horizon Oil Limited18.73%
EPM—Evolution Petroleum Corporation Inc12.21%
NOG—Northern Oil and Gas, Inc.6.37%
MUR—Murphy Oil Corporation3.16%
MGY—Magnolia Oil & Gas Corporation2.75%
IMO—Imperial Oil Limited1.87%
BATL—Battalion Oil Corporation—
GTE—Gran Tierra Energy Inc.—
KLNG—Koil Energy Solutions Inc.—

MLPs (6)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
DMLPDorchester MineralsDorchester Minerals16.62%
KRPKimbell Royalty PartnersKimbell Royalty Partners11.08%
HESMHess MidstreamHess Midstream LP10.31%
BSMBlack Stone MineralsBlack Stone Minerals9.35%
VNOMViper EnergyViper Energy5.71%
NGLNGL Energy PartnersNGL Energy Partners LP—

ETN (1)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
USOIUBS Asset ManagementCredit Suisse X-Links Crude Oil Shares Covered Call ETN84.34%

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