4/11/14: Spring Portfolio Cleaning
Portfolio Action Summary
Afren (LSE: AFR) removed from Aggressive Portfolio
Fuel Systems Solutions (Nasdaq: FSYS) removed from Aggressive Portfolio
Mid-Con Energy Partners (Nasdaq: MCEP) removed from Growth Portfolio
Tenaris (NYSE: TS) removed from Aggressive Portfolio
GasLog (NYSE: GLOG) position reduced by half in Aggressive Portfolio
Core Labs (NYSE: CLB) confirmed as Hold in Growth Portfolio
EQT Midstream (NYSE: EQM) buy limit raised to $70 in Conservative Portfolio
Western Gas Partners (NYSE: WES) buy limit raised to $64 in Conservative Portfolio
Helmerich & Payne (NYSE: HP) buy limit raised to $112 in Growth Portfolio
EOG Resources (NYSE: EOG) buy limit adjusted for split to $100 in Growth Portfolio
Stock Talk
Charles Geckler
Is this a good time to take a position in Seadrill ?
Igor Greenwald
Short answer is Yes.
I just answered a SeaDrill question over at MLP Profits, where a reader asked: “Can you comment on the recent discussion concerning the over build by SDRL of new rigs and a falling daily rig rate with yet no new contracts and the cut by Credit Suisse from outperform to neutral on SDRL?”
My reply:
We continue to recommend Seadrill (SDRL) in our sister publication, The Energy Strategist. As far as the CS note, this is very late in the game (after six months of decline) to downgrade from Outperform to Neutral, and to claim as uncontracted newbuilds that have not yet been built. Seadrill is nearly fully booked up through the end of 2015, and only if the current dropoff in demand lasts another 18 months would its dividend be in jeopardy. The share price seems to have already discounted this possibility, so I don’t see much near-term downside, and shareholders are getting a very nice yield to wait for market fundamentals to improve, as well they might.
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