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Gold/Mining/Energy : Big Dog's Boom Boom Room

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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (124677)10/20/2009 10:12:03 AM
From: Dennis Roth2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 206182
 
Logging While Investing
OFS Weekly Analysis
Same themes; new 2009 highs
40 pages, 32 Exhibits, 570 KB
Link: sendspace.com

Excerpts:
The recent push higher for oil service shares seems attributable to higher oil prices...

In other words, we do not believe there is incremental enthusiasm for oilfield
service outlooks...

Therefore, the stock moves generate valuations that appear stretched, at least
on 2010
, with diversified services trading at an average 25.7x P/E and 165% relative
P/E, no longer as far off from the recent peak of 193% and versus prior cycle
average and highs of 120% and 155%, respectively. On 2011 one can value in the
stocks, but doing so broadly requires a view of a sharper cyclical recovery than we
are comfortable modeling.

The result is we remain stock specific. All of the above suggest a little more downside
risk than upside potential very near term, in our view. But at this point we remain very
selective. In diversified service large caps, HAL (top pick) and SLB appear reasonably well
positioned to outperform. And we continue to prefer free cash flow generative drillers with
healthy deepwater exposure including RIG and NE. We are supportive medium term and
see relative opportunity in Diversified Services and deepwater offshore asset exposure.
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