by finandlife17/08/2016 10:15Lưu lại đây coi tụi strategists nước ngoài chuẩn đến đâu.
By Ben Levisohn
BofA Merrill Lynch strategist Savita Subramanian and team upgraded the energy sector to Outperform–while its analysts raised their ratings on Marathon Oil (MRO), Patterson-UTI Energy (PTEN), and Noble (NE), and added Devon Energy (DVN) to the firm’s US 1 list. They explain why:
“Our commodity strategists estimate that most of the sell-off in oil prices is behind us as they look for WTI oil prices to rally to $54/bbl (+18%) by the end of the year and $69/bbl (+51%) by next June. Oil production continues to fall as global oil & gas investment has been cut by nearly $300bn (41%) and rig counts have dropped by 37% since the 2014 peak. In contrast, low oil prices continue to drive healthy demand growth, putting the oil market on pace to see its biggest supply-demand deficit since 2011. Our commodities team estimates that the deficit will last through 2020 unless we see oil sustain prices above $80/bbl. Given this outlook, we expect the energy sector to outperform the S&P 500 and move the sector to overweight from Marketweight. Historically, when oil has rallied over 25%, Energy has outperformed the market nearly 90% of the time, with average outperformance of 11ppt. The one time that the sector underperformed significantly amid a strong oil rally was when the stock market troughed in 2009, but the sector did recoup most of that underperformance in the subsequent year.”
Shares of Marathon Oil have risen 1.1% to $15.07 at 10:10 a.m. today, while Patterson-UTI Energy has climbed 2.4% to $20.57, Noble has declined 0.4% to $6.72, and Devon Energy has gained 1.1% to $42.43. The Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) has dipped 0.1% to $69.13.
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Tags: Oil, WTI
Economics