Halliburton Co (HAL) Buy, Sell or Hold

Halliburton Co (HAL)

38.18

-1.42 (3.59%)

as of Jun 15, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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DON'T BUY

Relocating their company to Dubai. The worst kind of example of the US being unable to separate the political from the industrial. Too many uncertainties. Wouldn't touch this one with a barge pole.

DON'T BUY

His fear with oil is that there are all sorts of warning signs. This one is a bit rich. Suggests you look at Technip (TKP-N), a French engineering firm.

BUY

A good name. Has some overhang from Iraq and contracting scandal, but it is a premier name in the oil field services industry. One of the few that can support the global majors.

BUY

Service company that not only provides drilling, but also down hole services. Global company and diversified. 13 X forward earnings, so undervalued.

BUY

On valuation and growth potential, US oil/gas are looking better than Canadian. The near-term risk is the cutbacks in capital spending. You will get some good tradeable bounces.

BUY

With the high price of oil, companies are flush with cash and they are spending it. The extra money is going to the service companies. This company is in great shape for that.

BUY

Thinks this one is going higher. Likes energy services. This group has pricing power right now.

BUY

More expensive than the Canadian drillers, but think the drillers will continue to do well.

BUY

A very good general oil services operating globally. There's a desperate need for these companies to be hired by the oil/gas producers. Still optimistic on oil/gas.

TOP PICK

Has corrected because investors are concerned about auto production, but they have great diversification. Into high end entertainment systems. 15% revenue grower. 25% earnings grower.

WEAK BUY

Had some accounting concerns.PE is 26 times.Helping to rebuild Iraq.A controversial stock.

DON'T BUY

Too volatile and too many problems.

DON'T BUY

Not a fan of oil at this time.

DON'T BUY

Asbestos problems, so speculative.

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