Analysts seem relatively confident that capital spending is going to resume in the energy market, mining projects continue to go forward, and there is a general assumption that we are seeing the worst in the government-funded infrastructure business (so it will start to get better).
Interestingly, Fluor's (NYSE:FLR) stock tracks those steelmakers relatively closely, so who should we believe? Are the engineering companies (and steel) simply building a base for a second half rally, or are we looking at a sluggish environment for the next six months?
To read the full column, please go to:
http://stocks.investopedia.
No comments:
Post a Comment