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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (182224)1/23/2014 6:49:49 AM
From: Dennis Roth2 Recommendations

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E&P Fourth Quarter 2013 Earnings Preview
Drop In WTI Oil Prices Underscore Sequential EPS/CFPS Decline
21 January 2014 ¦ 99 pages ir.citi.com

On average, Q4’13 EPS/CFPS estimates for our 29-company E&P coverage
group are projected to be down ~4% sequentially driven by a sharp decline in
WTI spot oil prices, slightly offset by an increase in natural gas and NGL prices.
Sequentially, reported production, on average, is projected to be flat with total
per-unit costs up ~3%. We expect hedging will boost natural gas realizations by
~7% but have no impact on oil realizations.



To: Dennis Roth who wrote (182224)1/28/2014 10:55:30 AM
From: Dennis Roth1 Recommendation

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Oilfield Services & Equipment
South America Slowdown
Problem Children. Brazil and Mexico
28 January 2014, 23 pages sendspace.com

In this connection series note, the US Oilfield Services team has joined forces with the Latin America Energy team, led by Vanessa Quiroga (Mexico) and Vinicius Canheu (Brazil), to provide a full analysis of the oilfield service outlook in Latin America in 2014. Although the long-term prospects are promising, at least 2014 will see an interesting transformation.



To: Dennis Roth who wrote (182224)4/15/2014 8:10:47 AM
From: Dennis Roth4 Recommendations

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Oil Services & Equipment 1Q14 EPS Preview
U.S. Onshore Market Gains Clash with a Weak Offshore Outlook
13 April 2014 ¦ 47 pages ir.citi.com

On their 1Q earnings calls we expect the major service companies to move from
a cautious stance on U.S. land activity to a more positive outlook with respect to
market demand and pricing. On the other hand, offshore drillers are experiencing
soft customer demand amid a general slowdown in deep water, a recent trend
that has unleashed highly competitive bidding for a handful of open tenders and
short-term work opportunities.