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Diamond Offshore DO
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Emcee:  Donald L. Dominicci Type:  Unmoderated
DO has the largest deep water drilling fleet in the world,but gets very little publicity. I am starting this thread so that I can share some information I learned from IR today that IMHO is significant regarding the 15 rigs that have to go into a shipyard for a Govt. mandated inspection ( see 1997 10K or 10Q for 1st qtr.)during 1998.
I talked with IR @ DO today and was told the following.
1. 13 of the 15 being inspected are Semis, &2 Jackups.
2. They figure an average of 30 days down time per rig. So we can expect 30 days of lost rev. for 13 semis or 390 days @ $150K per (EST) + the 60 days for the jackups. They also will incur add'l expense in moving the rigs. Bottom line IMHO this sounds like it could impact earn. This year significantly. I am not sure how much of this is built into the current earnings estimates. I hope all, but I am afraid to gamble on that assumption. I hold a sizable pos. in both FLC & DO and have been evaluating which one to add to this week. This inf. Made the choice easy. I added more FLC this AM @ $32. Comments will be appreciated. Good Luck Don
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101Hi guys. I'm little concerned about the future of offshore drilling industryArtemS-8/4/2010
100DO is now trying to bottom out here. YogiYogizuna-10/20/2000
99RK, You are still very bullish on the stock, and that has to be respected in my Yogizuna-8/27/2000
98I don't know much about short-term (hourly/daily or even weekly) TA, so IRoadkill-8/27/2000
97Yes, it is a bit difficult to go short the drillers these days..... <g> I Yogizuna-8/27/2000
96>>Possible top signal in for DO.<< Perhaps a daily or weekly top, bRoadkill-8/25/2000
95Possible top signal in for DO.Yogizuna-8/25/2000
94DO is now trying to hold on to rising trend-line support, while at the same timeYogizuna-8/16/2000
93 To All, biz.yahoo.com Tuesday August 17, 9:02 am Eastern Time Company Press RAggie-8/17/1999
92 I think consolidation will continue for the drillers and the major oil companieBrian Malloy-7/14/1999
91 Re: Drillers' consolidation, DO Brian--As this deep-water driller has bounroyco-7/12/1999
90 The Oils/drillers are looking good for the summer. Picked up some Aug30 calls Brian Malloy-7/2/1999
89 DO could be up due to this: thestreet.comRobert Floyd-6/13/1999
88 >>then why is MRL down? Just because of a two week delay of their 500 rigHenrik-6/11/1999
87 OK, then why is MRL down? Just because of a two week delay of their 500 rig?Bald Eagle-6/11/1999
86quote.yahoo.com^osx&d=t >>Anyone know why DO is moving up on a down dHenrik-6/11/1999
85 Anyone know why DO is moving up on a down day? I don't see any news out theBald Eagle-6/11/1999
84 Bloomberg says the oil gut is dissipating. Check out this story: quote.bloombeRobert T. Quasius-4/10/1999
83 Agreed. Both DO and RIG have great potential, once we get past this cyclical boRobert T. Quasius-3/21/1999
82 DO is TheDog's top value pick: cbs.marketwatch.com big loosbrock.comBig Dog-3/19/1999
81 Compared the 2 balance sheets, DO has more advantage with more cash on hand andMay Tran-3/12/1999
80 Good choice to be sticking with RIG, however, DO has also a lot of potential.P P Bravo-3/10/1999
79 I think RIG has the right balance of cash and blue chip assets. I'm stickinRobert T. Quasius-3/6/1999
78 <i>Also I notice that RIG stock price is below DO. I couldn't figure Jacques Tootight-3/6/1999
77 DO is holding very well today in the face of other driller decline. Does anyoneMMW-3/6/1999
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