posted by valuemac on 1 months ago
its still assimilating the company it took over (can't remember name) and it has had a
nice run up in the last year. give it time. its a great stock. mike
posted by William W. Miller on 1 months ago
RIG has been in the news. I just glanced at the chart. It has all of the elements of a
winner. But I am doing so well that I do not look at any new ventures. I keep going back
into ones that have paid off. We are not in a Bear Market. We are in a confused market.
Most stocks are dropping. A few are hitting new highs. A am fairly certain that if you do
all your homework first you will do well on this stock.
posted by Farleydog on 1 months ago
My reasoning for this trade is Transocean is about to get a much higher PE ratio. SLB
trades at 18x earnings while RIG trades at a huge discount at only 9.5x earnings. This is
crazy as deep water drilling is very predictable for the coming years. If RIG gets a PE of
13…the shares would trade up to $220. I think that is where this stock is headed this
year. With Transocean, no matter who owns the oil -a major global company, a friendly
government, or an unfriendly one - they all need deep water rigs from Transocean to
extract the oil. This should make RIG’s earnings power much more dependable than a major
oil company over time (these governments don’t have the technology or deep water
drilling rigs themselves).
posted by hungerf707 on 1 months ago
Dear Jimmy Cramer and Stockpickr community,
Given RIG's solid run in stock price, this may sound a little greedy...but why isn't
Transocean getting a more favorable multiple? RIG has a more favorable earnings outlook
than competitors and stands ready to leverage a more strategic position in the deep water
drilling space...Yet it trades at 10 times earnings while counterparts like DO and NE
trade at 20 and 13 multiples respectively? Thoughts?
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