Frontier Oil

Frontier Oil seeks voluntary delisting from New York Stock Exchange

The Frontier Oil Corporation announced on Monday that it has given a notice to the New York Stock Exchange informing about its intention to voluntarily delist from the common stock of the exchange till the closure of the merger of the company with Holly Corporation, the fourth largest refiner in the U.S.

Frontier, which was established as Wainoco Oil in 1949, has grown into a refining and marketing comp

Frontier Oil's Dividends May Not Last Forever

Whether you're a beginning investor or a near-retiree, the importance of purchasing stocks that pay dividends cannot be overstated. Not only do companies that have quarterly or annual payouts provide you with a steady stream of income, they also have the potential for capital appreciation. Simply put, dividend stocks can give your portfolio what almost no other investment can -- both income and growth.

Frontier Oil Finally Falls

Back in the spring, I suggested that pint-sized Frontier Oil (NYSE: FTO) was the best bet among risky refiners. Later, commenting on first-quarter results, I cautioned investors not to get burnedby chasing then-hot shares. Two things have since changed my last writing: The stock is down roughly 15%, and the company's swung to a third-quarter loss.