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Halliburton HAL Potential Rise Crude oil prices made a dramatic comeback from the April's 2020 low which supported the oil stocks significantly. Crude oil has been trending higher since last April’s low. The higher the price climbs, the more the global industry will require oil services. A continuation of higher petroleum prices should support gains in HAL. HAL has violated the downward sloping channel's upper boundary in an indication of the bulls' control. It seems that HAL is heading to $21.75 - $22.40 respectively in a correction of the downward move witnessed through the declining channel.
NYSE:HALLong
by AlyaAkram
Halliburton Squeezes Toward a Breakout as Oil RalliesEnergy is coming to life again as the economy reopens. Let’s take a look at oil-field service provider Halliburton, which has a few interesting chart patterns. First is the downward-sloping trendline running along the highs of March and April. HAL closed above that resistance yesterday for the first time. Second notice the tight range on the weekly chart, with a bullish inside candle last week, which it’s now escaping. Next, HAL’s MACD crossed to positive yesterday. Finally, consider how the stock has completed an ABC correction since March. TradeStation is a pioneer in the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options, futures and cryptocurrencies. See our Overview for more.
NYSE:HALLong
by TradeStation
Halliburton ST (Feb 5th 2021)Halliburton Co. (HAL) (2021 through th 2021) Low: $15.02 - $15.96 High: $19.83 - $20.17 Just taking a look for a Cindicator forecast. I think HAL could still be bullish after going for a quick retrace even lower first. It looks like a small H&S is forming on the right shoulder of the last local peak. Could be wrong, just watching for practice. Thanks for tuning in :) Disclaimer, anyone in the trade needs to do their own due diligence and decide what is right for YOU. My charts can be wrong at any time and it's very important that you have your own strategies and plans in place. I run this channel for my own educational purposes of learning to trade, and I will never be 100% right, so please do not let me confirm any bias for you! (Dangerous to do so, stay safe and remember the basics & rules of risk assessment.) Expect the unexpected and happy trading!
NYSE:HALShort
by Hambooger
LONG HALLIBURTON CO (HAL) - Extremely Undervalued StockNYSE:HAL - An undervalued Stock In My Opinion - huge upside potential - BUY at $13 - $14 - finding a buy for you will guarantee the best profitable position. www.nasdaq.com www.modernreaders.com www.rigzone.com seekingalpha.com www.houstonchronicle.com NYSE:HAL is one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the energy industry. helps its customers maximise value throughout the life cycle of the reservoir from locating hydrocarbons and managing geological data, to drilling and formation evaluation, well construction and completion, and optimising production throughout the life of the asset. NYSE:HAL Company is an American multinational corporation. One of the world's largest oil field service companies, it has operations in more than 70 countries. It owns hundreds of subsidiaries, affiliates, branches, brands, and divisions worldwide and employs approximately 55,000 people. Traded as: NYSE: HAL, S&P 500 component Industry: Oilfield services & equipment NYSE:HAL
NYSE:HALLong
by MaverickTrading
3
THE WEEK AHEAD: HAL, NFLX, AA, UAL EARNINGS; EWZ, XLE, SLV, IWMHIGHLY LIQUID OPTIONS SINGLE NAME EARNINGS (LISTED CHRONOLOGICALLY IN ORDER OF ANNOUNCEMENT AND SCREENED FOR >50% 30-DAY IMPLIED): HAL (13/61/13.9%),* Tuesday, before market open NFLX (25/50/11.3%), Tuesday, after market close AA (18/69/15.9%), Wednesday, after market close UAL (13/64/14.8%), Wednesday, after market close From a bang for your buck perspective: AA ranks first, UAL, second, followed by NFLX, and HAL. I already have a covered strangle on in UAL and don't anticipate putting on more single name risk in the IRA (which is my primary focus running into retirement), but will naturally post a play should I get into one. EXCHANGE-TRADED FUNDS WITH >35% 30-DAY AND RANKED BY THE PERCENTAGE THE FEBRUARY AT-THE-MONEY SHORT STRADDLE IS PAYING AS A FUNCTION OF STOCK PRICE: EWZ (18/45/10.3%) XLE (23/42/9.7%) SLV (25/42/9.4%) GDX (12/38/9.2%) XBI (18/37/8.7%) KRE (16/36/8.7%) EWW (15/36/7.5%) I'm already in everything here but for KRE and EWW (the lowest bangs for your buck on the list) and the February monthly is a bit short in duration here for me (34 days) and March a tad long (62 days), so I may not do much this week in these, although going out to March with another rung in my GDX, SLV, and XBI positions isn't out of the question. BROAD MARKET RANKED BY 30-DAY IMPLIED: IWM (24/32/6.8%) QQQ (22/30/6.4%) SPY (16/24/4.8%) DIA (13/23/4.6%) EFA (14/20/3.8%) In spite of the fact that IWM and/or RUT have the higher 30-day, I may look at adding a July (181 days) rung to the SPY short put ladder I have on in the IRA, targeting the strike paying at least 1% of the strike price in credit (which would currently be something like the 240), and do the kind of "opportunistic rolling" I've been doing with shorter duration rungs. (See Post Below). Although most frown upon going out this far in time, it's a way to deploy otherwise underutilized buying power that will earn something >0% while I work shorter duration setups or wait for a higher implied volatility environment and/or greater weakness. Additionally, my goals for the IRA are somewhat modest from a return on capital standpoint: I'm not looking to hit homers or be an incredibly attentive investor, opting for a once a week or even a once a month schedule of looking at things, making adjustments as appropriate, and/or taking off stuff approaching worthless that doesn't merit hanging onto due to the amount of time left in the contract. * -- The first metric is the implied volatility rank or percentile (i.e., where the 30-day is relative to where it's been over the last 52 weeks); the second, thirty day implied; and the third, the percentage the at-the-money short straddle in the February monthly is paying as a function of stock price.
NYSE:HAL
by NaughtyPines
$HAL Long-Puts to Rely on $USOIL rejection before 50/bar (SHORT)In order for $HAL, $LBRT, $SOI and the other oilfield prep companies to precipitously fall in value, it will take OIL itself tanking a good bit more. Right now, Oil is very bullish -- HOWEVER, if it pushes back to the high 49s/bar, what we expect to see is a strong Dikembe Mutombo-level rejection of that value...From that rejection, the SHORT would be relying on a sell-off from the more impatient investors (which abound). There will be a shakeout of investors, and most will feel good accepting a small gain or loss, but when the bottom falls out of oil w/ COVID spikes inevitable, it will be too late for those who thought they could react just before it "got really bad." To hit June or Sept lows, we need to chart oil and spot its resistance for what it is (49.88 is the pivot point I keep going back to). This is so far from advice, that it is more akin brainstorming! While it is likely this trader place a long put on $HAL, it could just as easily be placed on $GUSH (an ETF for oil 2x bull run), which has a direct reaction and correlation to $USOIL prices, unlike Halliburton and Liberty, which have a correlation, but one that at times proves to be weak or not as statistically significant. And for those of you out hunting bears like me right now, make sure your fly is up and your shots are straight, because most bulls are going to be caught naked as this bull run (that has lasted since late March) comes to its close. The notion on every one of their parts is that they'll get out "Just before that happens." Um, c'est la vie, because it's difficult to sell things plummeting as the speed of sound. Right now we're artificially floated by some stim checks; it is an economy booster...but THE CRASH will only be that much more forceful due to the "free money" (Note: Most people think it really is a check without repercussions, and for some, it might be!). That said, go take a walk, get some fresh air, and if "You" still disagree with my bullish sentiments by that point you'll (at least) be closer to accepting that everything has its end--Including this COVID SEASON Bull run. Bear sh*t, Bullsh*t, It's all just fancy guesswork really...GO GET IT, traders. BDR SEE RELATED IDEA Re: the full "Crapping" of the S&P and global mkts below
NYSE:HALShort
by BDRTrigger33
2
$HAL Elliot wave projection; harmonics, show a SHORTHalliburton is overpriced and it was even suspected that it would trend towards that in the last $HAL update. As it nears the pivot points illustrated in the chart, it will continue to find new RESISTANCE lines it cannot cross. One such line is the former trade channel during Halliburton's last big bull run (when the whole market was, to be clearer still). With the shutdowns still looming as a possibility, traders find it hard to place confidence in $USOIL at various points in the 49-50/s range, with a 49.88 point being a huge pivot. A long put will be placed on HAL when a few more confirmation signals arise. THX, BDR
NYSE:HALShort
by BDRTrigger33
$HAL Reversal spells S-H-O-R-T': And it will happen very fast!It took OCT 28 to DEC 22 for HAL to climb from 11 to 20+ Expect the reversal to happen even quicker, although there is no surety that $HAL retraces 11. This calls for a short, but just "HOW SHORT" is unclear. It could revisit the October lows, with COVID continually presenting new challenges to the global economy. The fact is, $USOIL had its bull run, but conditions are not indicative of a global economy that is healthy enough to support any long positions on oil and oil-related stocks. Best of luck -BDR
NYSE:HALShort
by BDRTrigger33