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Bullish on PTEN ... PTEN

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-0.60% in 209 days Patterson-UTI Energy, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides onshore contract drilling services to independent oil and natural gas operators in North America. It provides pressure pumping services consisting of well stimulation and cementing for completion of new wells and remedial work on existing wells to oil and natural gas operators primarily in the Appalachian Basin. The company also provides drilling fluids, completion fluids, and related services to oil and natural gas operators offshore in the Gulf of Mexico and on land in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and the Gulf Coast regi... Continue reading »

By  supratrader   (+15.71%  risk: conservative)  05/10/09

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Top Stock Picks '09: Patternson-UTI (PTEN) PTEN

+36.52% in 326 days Filed under: Newsletters, Commodities, Oil, Stocks to Buy, Best Stocks for 2009 This post is part of a special annual report -- Top Stock Picks '09 -- in which TheStockAdvisors.com asked 75 leading newsletter advisors to select their favorite investment for the new year. As the name implies, Dividend Superstars focuses on quality income-generating ideas. Here, Nilus Mattive looks to Patterson-UTI (NASDAQ: PTEN) as his top "contrarian" idea for 2009. <>"For the Dividend Superstars Annual Forecast Issue, I screened for companies that had zero debt, single-digit P/Es, recent dividend hikes, payout ... Continue reading »

By  Steven Halpern   (+5.39%  risk: moderate)  01/13/09

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Bullish on PTEN ... PTEN

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+26.50% in 389 days PTEN has a very good management team, which is oriented to share older value and is welll organized.It is constantly re-investing in its infrastructure and development of equipment. I thing the the rating that they receive from JPM is an improper rating, specially when the company has dedicated to buy back over 100 Millions $$$, which 2 millions has been purchase already. Some of those street analists are creating under-rating value so they can fill up their pockets by buying the stock cheap at the expenses of the long term investors. It is time that the SEC take a serious look at their ma... Continue reading »

By  gerardbalian   (+26.50%  risk: conservative)  11/10/08

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PattersonUTI Energy Inc. PTEN

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-54.96% in 509 days Patterson-UTI Energy, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides onshore contract drilling services to independent oil and natural gas operators in North America. It provides pressure pumping services consisting of well stimulation and cementing for completion of new wells and remedial work on existing wells to oil and natural gas operators primarily in the Appalachian Basin. The company also provides drilling fluids, completion fluids, and related services to oil and natural gas operators offshore in the Gulf of Mexico and on land in Texas, Southeastern New Mexico, Oklahoma, and the Gu... Continue reading »

By  Marian Filo   (-24.55%  risk: aggressive)  07/13/08

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Patterson-UTI Highly Energized PTEN

-56.56% in 532 days The companyÂ?s shares have performed strongly in recent days on the back of an improving outlook for onshore drilling. Continue reading »

By  Zacks.com   (-12.96%  risk: moderate)  06/20/08

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Patterson-UTI Energy, to Hate or to Like? PTEN

-39.07% in 953 days Investors in Patterson-UTI Energy (PTEN) and other land drillers are at crossroads now. Bears continue to argue about the drill rig overcapacity, the bleak outlook this year, and the perceived anemic growth in the years that follow. On the other hand, the few "remaining" bulls and value investors are pointing to the attractive valuation and the solid fundamental still in place now. Competing to benefit from the strong commodity prices, land drillers have raced to add drill rigs in the past few years. According to RigData , the average weekly (operating) land rig count increased fr... Continue reading »

By  Cabeza Howe   (-34.76%  risk: aggressive)  04/26/07

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PTEN going on up PTEN

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-30.94% in 1059 days PTEN has been suffering lately with the warm weather in the northeast.  The recent cold snap and diminished el nino effect will cause PTEN's stock to rise rapidly.  One of the better management teams in the energy field and the embezzlement scandal is now completely in the rearview mirror.  Fundamentals are great and let's not forget that this company could always be acquired by one of the larger players. Continue reading »

By  reppertbrian   (-53.80%  risk: aggressive)  01/10/07

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People Bullish on PTEN

ottosan Analyst N/A 5 mos ago	Dan Sayre Associate 69% 6 mos ago	supratrader Principal N/A 6 mos ago
Steven Halpern Tracked Blogger 56% 10 mos ago	gerardbalian Analyst N/A about 1 year ago

People Bearish on PTEN

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