Following the completion of the Baker Hughes A GE Company Class A (NYSE: BHGE) and General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) Oil & Gas merger, Goldman Sachs analyst Waqar Syed has issued a Sell rating on Baker Hughes, with a $37 price target.
“We rate Baker Hughes at Sell in the context of our Attractive coverage view on Oilfield Services," the note said. "Our 12-month $37 target price implies 1% downside versus an average 54% upside for the remainder of our coverage."
3 Reasons Behind The Bearish Call
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“Positive news or results about completions may cause Baker Hughes to underperform peers like Schlumberger Limited. (NYSE: SLB)/Halliburton Company (NYSE: HAL) with larger completions exposure,” Syed said.
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Reduced consensus estimates
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Downward revision to management guidance due to a change in the oil macro
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Latest Ratings for BHI
Jun 2017 | Guggenheim | Downgrades | Buy | Neutral |
Apr 2017 | BMO Capital | Downgrades | Outperform | Market Perform |
Apr 2017 | HSBC | Initiates Coverage On | Hold |
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