ConocoPhillips Shares Climb 1.3% as Trading Volume Plummets 25.7% to $520M Ranks 207th in Liquidity

On October 13, 2025, ConocoPhillips (COP) closed with a 1.30% increase, despite a 25.67% decline in trading volume to $0.52 billion, ranking 207th among stocks by liquidity. The energy giant’s shares saw mixed technical indicators as market participants digested recent developments in its exploration and production segments.

Analysts noted that recent drilling results in the Permian Basin and offshore Gulf of Mexico projects had fueled investor optimism. The company’s Q3 operational updates highlighted progress in cost optimization and production efficiency, which partially offset broader market concerns over near-term oil price volatility. However, subdued trading activity suggests limited short-term speculative interest compared to peers.

The RSI-oversold back-test for COP (2022-01-01 → 2025-10-13) revealed key parameters: trades triggered when 14-day RSI fell below 30, with exits on the next trading day. No stop-loss or take-profit rules were applied. Interactive analysis of the strategy’s equity curve and trade list remains available for detailed review.