$2.945
+0.005 (+0.17%)At close
- High
- 2.980
- Open
- 2.950
- VWAP
- 2.95
- Volume
- 26.01K
- Mkt Cap
- —
- Low
- 2.940
- Amount
- 76.85K
- EV/EBITDA, TTM
- 1.90
VOC Energy Trust (the Trust) is a statutory trust formed by VOC Brazos Energy Partners, L.P. (VOC Brazos). The Trust is managed by The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A., as trustee (the Trustee). The Trust is created to acquire and hold the net profits interest for the benefit of the trust unitholders. VOC Brazo’s properties included interests in approximately 739 gross (454.6 net) producing wells and included 81,095 gross (50,310.7 net) acres. The underlying properties are interests in developing properties located in the oil and natural gas producing regions of Kansas and Texas. The fields in the Central Kansas Uplift include Fairport Field, Marcotte Field and Chase-Silica Field. The fields in Western Kansas include the Bindley, Griston SW and Rosa Northwest fields. The fields in South Central Kansas include the Gerberding, Spivey Grabs and Alford fields, which are produced primarily from the Mississippian, Simpson and Lansing Kansas City zones.
AI analysis of VOC Energy Trust (VOC)
SellGiven the current price of 2.96 and an RSI of 13.205, VOC Energy Trust appears to be in a significant downtrend and is not a good buy right now. The stock has dropped 16.38% over the past five days and is trading near its 52-week low of 2.63, indicating weak market sentiment and potential further declines.
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8.007-20NewsfilterVOC Energy Trust Announces Quarterly Distribution of $4.76 Million
8.004-20NewsfilterVOC Energy Trust Announces Quarterly Distribution
2.003-31NASDAQ.COMWater Utilities Shares Decline in Market
9.503-25seekingalphaVOC Energy Trust Reports 17.4% Drop in FY Sales
9.503-24NewsfilterVOC Energy Trust Files 2025 Annual Report
VOC FAQ — answered by Alphio AI
VOC Energy Trust (the Trust) is a statutory trust formed by VOC Brazos Energy Partners, L.P. (VOC Brazos). The Trust is managed by The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A., as trustee (the Trustee). The Trust is created to acquire and hold the net profits interest for the benefit of the trust unitholders. VOC Brazo’s properties included interests in approximately 739 gross (454.6 net) producing wells and included 81,095 gross (50,310.7 net) acres. The underlying properties are interests in developing properties located in the oil and natural gas producing regions of Kansas and Texas. The fields in the Central Kansas Uplift include Fairport Field, Marcotte Field and Chase-Silica Field. The fields in Western Kansas include the Bindley, Griston SW and Rosa Northwest fields. The fields in South Central Kansas include the Gerberding, Spivey Grabs and Alford fields, which are produced primarily from the Mississippian, Simpson and Lansing Kansas City zones. It operates in the Energy sector (CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS industry).
Given the current price of 2.96 and an RSI of 13.205, VOC Energy Trust appears to be in a significant downtrend and is not a good buy right now. The stock has dropped 16.38% over the past five days and is trading near its 52-week low of 2.63, indicating weak market sentiment and potential further declines.
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