Even though spot oil prices have taken a beating, many analysts feel that the top oil services companies have big upside, and they remain very bullish long term.
At this juncture in the year, it may be a good for investors to review portfolios and see if some winners, and even losers, need to be replaced.
Insider buying isn’t always bullish, as sometimes investors are adding to positions that have gone down in price, but it usually signals things are on the right track at a company.
Schlumberger received mixed news from independent research firm Argus after reporting earnings for its third quarter.
Chris Lange These are the top analyst upgrades and downgrades featured by 24/7 Wall St. for Wednesday, October 15, 2014.
The time to buy top stocks is when there is panic in the marketplace, and with dropping oil prices panic has started to set in.
Exxon Mobil had about 350 feet to drill in its well offshore of Russia’s northern coast before it would know whether there was going to be any oil.
Top oil services stocks at discount prices may be an outstanding area to look at now. Here are seven top stocks rated Buy at Deutsche Bank.
A new research report from the oil services team at Cowen says results are likely to be more than offset by the impact of sanctions in Russia and to a lesser extent…
A new research report from UBS reviews the second-quarter numbers from the oil service sector. The analysts recommend that after a very good market run, investors stay with the top diversified names.
ThinkstockOppenheimer makes different sorts of analyst research reports available, some of which are fundamental and some of which are quantitative or technical. A new report indicates many new technical breakout candidates among…
Baker Hughes reported better-than-expected second-quarter results before markets opened Thursday morning. It forecast higher international rig counts and increased North American well counts.
Paul Ausick These are the top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations from Wall Street firms for Wednesday July 9, 2014. They include Alcoa, BP, Broadcom, Garmin, Gigamon, KKR, Potash and Zillow.
In a new report the wealth management research team at UBS acknowledges what is driving the energy sector and the firm lifts its rating on the sector to Neutral from Underweight.
ThinkstockThe world’s three largest oil field services companies closed on Friday at or near all-time high stock prices. And this is happening despite intense competition in North America, where services like pressure-pumping…
