Higher operating cash flows, 6% dividends, share buy backs and larger funding for 2022 oil and gas exploration companies are the product of spiking oil prices.

Oil demand is now 99.1 million barrels daily. It is almost the same level as in 2019, when demand was 100.8 million barrels per day. The oil industry is overwhelmed. The OPEC+ cartel seems unable to meet its own 400,000 barrel supply increase in early 2022.

ANALYSTS PREDICT MANY ENERGY COS 'OUTPERFORM' IN 2022

As a result, energy analysts see more potential for companies to 'outperform' in the sector this year. Future domestic fossil fuel development is focused on the Permian Basin. BP, Chevron, Exxon Mobil Corp. and Occidental Petroleum are increasing investment spending 15-17% in 2022.

Majors like ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) are finally paying dividends from free operating cash flow. Smaller independents operating in the Permian Basin are enjoying improved cash flow. They are also funding more exploration in 2022 . Analysts are watching for sharply improved earnings and volume expectations.

Making independent drillers like Allied Energy Corporation (OTCMKTS: AGYP) a stock investors monitoring the sector should pay attention to.

HERE'S A 2022 RECAP OF CATALYST AHEAD IN ENERGY STOCKS

Here's a recap of news catalysts that could drive the market:

-Ring Energy Inc.'s (NYSEAMERICAN: REI) 2022 guidance is for significantly higher cash flow and revenue. It will continue to remain focused on controlling costs and maximizing cash flows. It will use its successful one-rig development drilling program again this year.

PERMIAN 'PURE PLAY' RAISES GUIDANCE

-Centennial Resource Development (NASDAQ: CDEV) sees a rise in consensus for its upstream operations. This Permian Basin pure play is well positioned for the international rise in crude oil prices. It has developed $77.2 million in free cash flow. Now it has raised its 2022 free cash flow guidance to $200-$220 million. In 2022, it will continue its successful two-rig drilling strategy.

-Apache's (NASDAQ: APA) revenue in full year 2021 increased YOY 83.8%. Adjusted EBITDA increased 14.5% sequentially in Q4. Next quarter in 2022, analysts see revenues jumping 50%. APA explores for oil and gas in multiple countries. Analyst consensus is that APA's earnings in 2022 will rise 59%.

AGYP COULD PUMP $1 MILLION FROM 1 WELL IN A YEAR

-Allied Energy Corporation (OTCMKTS: AGYP) is a Texas-based independent which is now an oil and gas producer. It has struck oil at six well sites on its leased properties at Green Lease, Annie Gilmer and Prometheus. It is now pumping $1 + million annualized from two of those wells now. It is also sitting on proven reserves of some $32 million, calculated last year at half of today's prices. Last month, AGYP tweeted it sold a 'load' of oil from its Prometheus well site. Outlook is for more of the same in 2022 as this company specializes in finding oil from once commercial well sites

-Callon Petroleum Company (NYSE: CPE) is an independent oil and gas producing company. Analysts are bullish on future earnings. CPE's 70% earnings surprises are no longer a surprise. The average 'surprise' the past two quarters was 11.30% higher than guidance. Analysts expect more of the same in 2022.

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