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🇺🇸 NYSE Β· Sector

🇺🇸 NYSE Energy Sector

US energy stocks spanning E&P, oilfield services and LNG. Brent crude and rig utilisation are the primary signals driving earnings across the sector.

Current Signal Readings

Brent Crude
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Rig Utilisation
Β·Β·Β·
Verdict: Near sell on Brent at $/bbl β€” falling from Hormuz peak. Rig utilisation at % is neutral. Energy stocks under pressure but not yet at buy zone (Brent below $50).

Sector Stocks

COP
ConocoPhillips
Brent Β·Β·Β·
HAL
Halliburton
Brent / Rig MIXED
SLB
SLB (Schlumberger)
Brent / Rig MIXED
EOG
EOG Resources
Brent Β·Β·Β·

US Energy vs Brent

US energy stocks on NYSE span the full oil and gas value chain. ConocoPhillips is the purest large-cap E&P play. Halliburton and SLB are oilfield services companies β€” their revenues depend on drilling activity rather than oil prices directly, but they follow Brent with a 6-12 month lag.

Post-Hormuz Outlook

Brent at $/bbl is falling from the crisis peak of $126. US shale producers like ConocoPhillips and EOG have breakevens around $40-50/bbl β€” still very profitable at current levels but the margin is narrowing. The next strong buy signal triggers when Brent falls below $50.

Services vs E&P

Halliburton and SLB benefit when E&P companies increase capital spending β€” which typically happens when oil is above $70/bbl for an extended period. Rig utilisation at % is in neutral territory. A sustained move above 90% would signal strong services demand.

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