The relief in second quarter energy services company performance needs to be kept in context. While
Baker Hughes (NYSE:
BHI) and
Halliburton (NYSE:
HAL) did indeed do better than feared, revenue was still down sequentially in North America, and
operating margins were still soft. As a smaller player with less leverage, it's not surprising that
Basic Energy Services (NYSE:
BAS)
is also suffering. While conditions are indeed challenging, and likely
to remain so for 2012, today's valuation seems to put little faith in a
rebound and may be an appealing entry point for risk-seeking investors.
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