Looking for an oil company?: SCHLUMBERGER

Buy $SLB while its not too late.
$SLB works with the oil industry:
>seismic acquisition and processing, prospecting, drilling and maintenance of oil wells, fracturing and hydraulic stimulation etc

oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/The-Major-Problem-With-Shutting-Down-Oil-Wells.html

Many wells getting shutdown and will have to be restored again, guess who does the job?

Even as crude oil increases, SCHLUMBERGER wins. It's a double whammy.

One of the lowest volatile oil stocks as well

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Based. I picked up 380 shares when it dipped to 17.20 today. OPEC cut down production 1 million barrels, bullish

This is a good stock fyi, don't know why OP shared it here.

Personally I'd wait a bit

sounds like a Tim and Eric company. no thx

The fuck? Schlumberger makes electrical instruments.

Zoom out

These bitches couldnt capitalize on their undisputed technology and market lead over the past years. Sad.

>Schlumberger is an international oilfield services company. Schlumberger employs approximately 100,000 people representing more than 140 nationalities working in more than 120 countries. Schlumberger has four principal executive offices located in Paris, Houston, London, and The Hague

Nah son. (Taken from Wiki)

This is prob a good play. Personally I bought XOM (ExonnMobil)

Great long term investment

Keep pumping

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based

based and waitpilled

kek

They learned from their mistakes. They will lead in a couple of years. Their R&D blows all other oil companies.

XOM or SLB, you're gonna make it

Thanks OP. Seems like a good buy. Gonna add it to my portfolio.

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Yeah I see that now. But they certainly do make electrical instruments also. I use them everyday. Very diverse company it seems.

>kek
Pic related

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that's whats special about it as well. They are very diverse so if oil takes the shit they are diverse and could cover their asses

it was funny the way you said it, I know they make electrical instruments. I wasn't laughing at you friend

Personally I prefer HAL and MPC but to each their own

Long futures since $12.40 AMA

I like the company but am in no rush to invest in this sector. The sector is pricing in a strong demand EOY. If q3 earnings forecasts poor / slow outlook this is gunna plummet with high debt and bankruptcy concerns. Initiating at

>Im in no rush to invest in this sector.
SLB has already doubled in price since march. Saudis just cut production again, economy reopening, with vaccine in the works. SLB is in more debt than other refineries, BUT the American energy sector in general is not going anywhere. You should have bought the dip.

based

gotta take risks to make money. This whole market is risky right now. As long as you’re not investing life savings, you will be fine in the long run

Add to that, The treasury yield is going to be negative next year. Energy will be the safest place to park money for dividends. People will be pouring money into this sector.

Absolutely based and checked

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>checked
>no dubs
what in tarnation?

get SLB and EPD for the long haul and dividends

MPC and HAL are better brah. Dividends are higher

SLB has higher potential growth

HAL o fren
What's the word on MRO? am I retarded?

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not higher than HAL or MPC this year. I sold SLB and bought HAL because SLB had a higher debt load and worse balance sheet. I don't see it failing though

Halliburton march dividend is .18 a share
SLB dividend is .125 a share
MPC dividend is .58 a share

You should buy MRO with all spare cash while its under 6. Thank me in a Year

But they dont anymore. Itron bought them out some years back..

Don't play with my emotions

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Bought HAL and SLB this morning. Reminder that gold mining companies are also very cheap and the gold bull market is just starting.

congratulations on your upcoming gains. hodl