Chevron's stock is gushing upward like an unexpected oil well strike after the U.S. military's dramatic capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, positioning the energy giant as a prime beneficiary of potential access to the country's vast reserves—verified by Reuters reports on Trump's push for American oil firms to invest billions in Venezuela's revival. With shares popping nearly 6% to $164.94 on Monday, investors are betting on Chevron's unique foothold as the only major U.S. operator

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