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Halliburton (HAL) still a strong buy; semi-long term swing sellOil continues to rise after the historic nadir that saw it trade negatively briefly. Oil giant Halliburton may never reach the trade levels it was at in 2018, but the company is due to rebound quickly as the industry does itself. A major manufacturer of the equipment, it is a mainstay and key oil stock if one wants to capitalize on the rebound overall of the entire industry. While ideally, one has already acted here, while it was as low 4.50 per share, but it is currently trading in the 10.30s, and still is a must buy. By December or perhaps by next summer, a full rebound to pre-pandemic prices should be assured at about a 250-300% ROI for investors buying right now. $HAL is a play on the expectation normalcy does return, and it is already showing signs as of yesterday with pump prices increasing nationally. As more states open up, HAL will only benefit from the increase in travel, need for oil, and all the things that this world economy had been dependent upon pre-COVID. This pandemic did teach some lessons, and it also taught that even the most reliable markets are a lot more plastic than we had anticipated. But nothing is forever, and Halliburton is showing nothing but gains as the industry does so. At this point, a strong buy.
NYSE:HALLong
by BDRTrigger33
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NYSE:HAL
by BDRTrigger33
2
HAL Ascending broadening wedgeHorrible performance in Q1 that is also expected to get even worse in Q2. Traders speculate the WH might come up with some sort of policy to give a face lift to some E&P operators and raise oil prices (Bloomberg/CNBC). WTI May futures trades below 0 and JUNE futures below $20 but still HAL went up ???? Whatever the WH does and whatever the Fed does like buying junk bonds ETFs, service companies like SLB & HAL have WAY less JOBS to perform during this pandemic and demand shock. This is probably going to send the stock to $5 soon whenever the speculation about WH action fades away. Major operators with good balance sheets might survive but service companies won't be able to generate CASH FLOW without ACTUAL jobs. Good luck!
NYSE:HALShort
by mtraderz
4
HALHalliburton looks ripe for a reversal here, after oil has dumped to $23 & the stock market has tanked HAL has touched all the way down to massive historical support and rejected. Buyers have sent the stock from the low $4 level back up close to $8 in a matter of 2 days, The 200 ema on the monthly is around $34 and seems to me like maybe another touch down to $4 b4 lift off back to $35 maybe even $55. The R/R seems really good for a long here and I may just take a shot. My plan was to wait till Monday after the Witching Hour this Friday to see for a possible double bottom but I may just buy in tomorrow. Depends on how the markets react, for now I am just watching but anxiously waiting for a chance to catch this knife, I also don't want to be too greedy. $7 --> $35 is a nice 80% gain.
NYSE:HALLong
by Big_Mike716
2
Haliburton: Will Bears Pounce at Key Level?Energy has resumed its bearish ways lately as geopolitical risk goes out of the market, but plenty of supply keeps coming in! Just yesterday, International Energy Agency Head Fatih Birol predicted an oil surplus of 1 million barrels in the first half. Halliburton is one of the biggest names in the sector, and one of the most active underliers in terms of options activity. That creates the potential for leveraging even small moves with puts. HAL is also at a key level around $24. Chart watchers may look for a retest of recent lows near $18 -- or lower -- if that area breaks. MACD is signaling bearish momentum, as well. The company reported strong earnings yesterday, which has supported its stock price. But rival Schlumberger fell despite similarly positive news on Friday. Will HAL follow? "The trend is your friend," as the old saying goes. The long-term trend has been downward in energy. And now, after a period of consolidation, the bears may be prowling again in this sector.
NYSE:HALShort
by TradeStation
1