Oil stocks: bases and breakouts

Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels · As of the close on 28 Sept 2026

We track 9 stocks in the Oil industry (part of Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels), each checked every evening for a base — a stretch where the price moves sideways in a range instead of trending.

As of the latest close, 4 are still building a base; 3 broke out earlier and are still above the breakout level; and 2 broke out but fell back below the breakout level.

The middle stock in this industry has a relative strength reading of 72 out of 99. That reading ranks each stock's price performance over the past year against every stock we track; half of this industry's 8 ranked stocks sit above 72 and half below. 4 stocks have a reading of 70 or higher.

7 of the 8 stocks we could measure (88%) closed above their 200-day average price — the average close over the last 200 trading sessions.

Where these stocks stand

Stocks tracked
9
Forming
4
Fresh breakouts
0
Climbing
3
Played out
2
Median RS
72

Oil stocks by relative strength

Strongest first. Open a stock for its base, ceiling and record in plain English.

Oil stocks by relative strength
StockStageRS Pivot
ANTELOPUSOil Exploration & ProductionClimbing96+24.2%
DEEPINDSOil Equipment & ServicesClimbing92+34.5%
ASIANENEOil Equipment & ServicesClimbing87+21.4%
AEGISVOPAKOil Storage & TransportationPlayed out79−4.2%
JINDRILLOffshore Support Solution DrillingForming65−8.5%
HINDOILEXPOil Exploration & ProductionPlayed out59−11.0%
OILOil Exploration & ProductionForming57−10.7%
ONGCOil Exploration & ProductionForming35−25.2%
VOGLOil Exploration & ProductionFormingnot measured−30.0%

Inside Oil

The same stocks split by NSE basic industry. A median is shown only where at least 5 stocks carry a strength reading.

Oil subgroups
SubgroupStocksMed. RS
Oil Exploration & Production5too few
Oil Equipment & Services2too few
Offshore Support Solution Drilling1too few
Oil Storage & Transportation1too few

Base and breakout detection describes past price and volume. It is provided for research and education, is not investment advice, and no pattern or reading predicts future returns. Price history begins in 2020, so any high mentioned here is a high since 2020.

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