Many investors are already looking ahead to 2014, and it's probably
just a matter of weeks before we start seeing the "stocks to own for
2014" pieces coming out. As it pertains to the energy sector, one of the
biggest questions is the extent to which drilling activity will pick up
in North America and how much of the excess capacity in areas like
pressure pumping will get absorbed into the market.
Given how stocks like RPC (RES), Halliburton (HAL), C & J Energy Services (CJES), and Calfrac
(CFW.TO) have been behaving of late, it looks investors are expecting a
pretty favorable answer. Although the valuation on RPC isn't so great
at this point, I do believe it's a stock worthy of further due
diligence. Despite overcapacity in pressure pumping, the company has
maintained solid margins and returns in capital, due in part to other
service offerings like downhole tools and coiled tubing.
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RPC Needs Activity To Pick Up To Sustain The Rally
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