Chevron stock is up 3% this year with a $1.71 quarterly dividend. ConocoPhillips, though down 4.25%, offers more growth potential. Its projects in Alaska and LNG expansion show promise. Cost-cutting measures and asset disposals aim to boost cash reserves. ConocoPhillips’ stock is priced more attractively than Chevron’s. Analysts recommend buying ConocoPhillips for both dividends and growth opportunities.

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