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This really got beat up pretty badly as the drilling industry slowed down. Had a high of $17.56 and is now $3.75. Trading much below BV of $8.63. The drilling industry is not going to recover until the financial healths of companies recover. His bet is that it is probably going to see lower prices. Feels the stocks will get back over BV once the industry turns in Q3-Q4.
3-year chart was compared with its peers through the iShares Capped Energy ETF (XEG-T). He likes the oil services sector. Chart showed an underperformance in 2012, followed by an improvement, with another underperformance in late 2013. It is now “market perform”. This is now becoming a sector perform, which is a good thing. He would say this is bullish and it works higher.
One of 3 large Canadian fracing companies. This is an industry that, over time, is doing nicely. Out of the 3, this would be his least favourite, and would classify this as a “Weak Sell”. If you could get it in the $13 area, it could be very interesting. Prefers Canyon Services (FRC-T) which is also cheaper with a better dividend yield.
This is one of the premier fracers using natural gas production. Obviously all of the fracing companies have been benefiting from shallow gas plays and have done very well. As a result though, a lot of money has gone in and a lot of equipment has been built so there is a bit of equipment oversupply right now. Shorter-term, things are still going to be weak for a couple of quarters. Looking out a little bit, he sees gas prices going up and LNG terminals being built and all these companies are going to do well. This will be one of the leaders.
All of the energy services companies have had revenues that have come down below previous numbers. Also, their day rates have been coming down. His guess is that it is going back down to $12. Expects there will be a multiyear positive story for the service sector. Right now though, with the industry hurting and not having as much cash flow, the service sector is getting beaten up. There probably will be a bounce in Nov/Dec into the drilling season but coming into 2014, the stocks will come into pressure. They will need a start of a multiyear positive cycle.
The industry is in a down turn, the earnings are not doing that well, spending patterns are not very good, and some people are concerned they will have a debt issue going forward. He does not know why you would want to own any energy services companies. Producing companies at least have the cash flow from producing wells.