Halliburton Company
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With the OPEC production cuts helping to thin out bloated inventories, and demand remaining very robust, the oil service companies may be set for a very solid year.
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The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include Alphabet, Avon, Bank of America, Intel, Roku, Snap and Western Digital.
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What has been hard to ignore is that Wall Street is now calling for energy stocks to return to being a positive factor ahead rather than a drag as was seen throughout much of 2017.
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A new Deutsche Bank research report makes the case that the setup for oilfield services stocks going into 2018 is much better than last year.
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The best thing to do for 2018 and beyond is look for the sweet spots in the market where there is still some relative value. One of those areas for sure is energy, especially in oilfield services.
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These four top energy companies to own for 2018 all have big upside potential to the Merrill Lynch price targets. They make good additions to portfolios that need to initiate or add energy exposure.
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3 top oilfield services companies to buy that offer investors outstanding upside potential to Merrill Lynch price targets: HAL, NBR, PTEN.
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In a new JPMorgan research report, the oil services team makes the case that overall sentiment on oil services has somewhat improved. The analysts stick with five top pick companies.
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Oilfield services company Halliburton reported third-quarter results Monday morning that beat consensus estimates for both revenue and earnings.
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These four top companies that all have decent upside to the RBC price targets and make sense for investors looking to add or increase energy holdings.
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The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Alphabet, Check Point Software, Chesapeake Energy, Chevron, Intel, MannKind, Schlumberger and Transocean.
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These top companies have fought through oil price swings before, and a break above $50 a barrel could be very bullish.
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Any spike in oil above the $50 a barrel level may cause some oilfield services shortages, which could bring Wall Street back to this out-of-favor sector fast.
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With the combined recent drop in oil pricing, plus the potential for continued near-term weakness as a result of the storm, any sector sell-off could be a solid buying opportunity.
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Several analysts are out today with price target cuts on services companies and other players in the oil and gas industry. Low oil and gas commodity prices ripple through the entire industry.
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