HAL News and Press, Halliburton Company From 10/18/20

Halliburton (NYSE:HAL) is scheduled to announce Q3 earnings results on Monday, October 19th, before market open.The consensus EPS Estimate is $0.09 (-73.5% Y/Y) and the consensus Revenue Estimate is $3.12B (-43.8% Y/Y).Analysts expect Operating income of $253.2M.Over the last 2 years, HAL has...

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Halliburton is facing an unprecedented downturn in its business due to the pandemic. The company is doing its best in the factors it can control. However, the stock is not attractive. Only the investors who are highly confident in a swift recovery of the energy market may consider...

Q2 earnings were likely the bottom performance-wise, but now we prepare for Q3. We believe oil demand will pick up this winter into 2021. When Q3 is reported, we will look to see how Halliburton continues to control costs. Consider buying this dip at $12 per share. For f...

Oil stocks have been one of the biggest lagging groups since the March low in stocks. Despite the economy improving, oil prices have remained depressed. However, oil service stocks like SLB, BKR, and HAL have remained profitable during these tough conditions. This implies there could be signi...

The stock market is in a downtrend. There are increasing odds of a rollover with increasing fears of a second wave and failure to reach a stimulus deal. M&T Bank (MTB), Halliburton Company (HAL), United Airline Holdings (UAL), and Weight Watchers International (WW) are very vulnerable to ...

The energy sector ([[XLE]] -3.6%) sinks to the bottom of the S&P 500 sector standings, with crude oil futures falling nearly 4% as rising coronavirus cases around the world hurts energy's demand outlook, with further price pressure from last month's increase in OPEC production.November WT...

The energy sector ([[XLE]] -3.4%) returns to the bottom of the S&P sector standings as crude oil prices come under pressure, with November WTI (CL1:COM) -5.1% to $38.53/bbl and plunging below its 200-day moving average $39.62/bbl.There's no obvious catalyst behind today's sharp move, but ...

Major benchmarks stumbled into the week, with most stock market indexes falling more than 2% by 11 a.m. EDT on Monday. That sell-off spilled over into the energy market, causing crude oil prices to plunge nearly 5%, putting downward pressure on most energy stocks ....