$SHEL offers a good entry point

I’m watching Shell closely — its Q3 2025 results showed strong cash flow: adjusted earnings of $5.4 billion and operating cash flow over $12 billion.

Meanwhile, the company just kicked off a fresh $3.5 billion share buyback, and continues to pay a healthy dividend, which signals confidence in its cash-generation.

On the chart — assuming technical structure holds — the setup looks attractive: price is near the lower end of its ascending channel, 50EMA remains above 200EMA, and dips have tended to bounce off support.

That said, I’m keeping an eye on oil-price volatility and macro headwinds; those could test sentiment if commodity prices slide or demand softens.

Bottom line: Shell looks like a solid dividend-plus-value play right now — I’d consider entry on a dip, with a medium-term horizon.