How is the stock market doing? See which Houston companies are up and down the most in 2022

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Taking stock: See which Houston companies are up and down the most in 2022

, closed at $58.88 on June 30, up 103 percent at mid-year. CVR Energy, a petroleum refining and marketing company, nearly doubled to $33.50 a share at mid year, up from $16.81 at the end of 2021. Shares of Exxon Mobil were up 40 percent.Here are highlights of Houston stocks with some of the largest gains and losses in share price this year through June 30:CVR Energy: $33.50, up 99 percentTalos Energy: $15.47, up 58 percentCoterra Energy: $25.79, up 38 percentSouthwestern Energy: $6.

Shares of Houston-based LGI Homes, which builds primarily entry level homes in 19 states, fell by 44 percent through June. The S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary Sector Index, which tracks autos, household durable goods and retail and restaurants, was down 33 percent at mid year.

 

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