Chevron's (NYSE: CVX) sizzling momentum from earlier this year has unquestionably evaporated. Although oil prices remain elevated, the giant energy stock has plunged by nearly 20% from its late March peak. The precarious peace agreement negotiations between the U.S. and Israel have taken a toll on Chevron's share price.
Should you buy Chevron stock while it's below $180? Or should you wait for an even bigger dip? Here's a look at the cases for both sides of the argument.
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