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Oil companies are making historic fortunes these days, but without the oil services companies, they can't sell a drop. So which oil services companies can pump the biggest returns for investors?
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Robert Mackenzie, senior research analyst at FBR Capital Markets, is also convinced that prices will stay high. "We're seeing a surge in demand all around the world," he told CNBC.
Those shares could be hurt by a plunge in the price of oil, but neither Jordan nor Mackenzie expects that price to fall very far.
Recommendations:
Jordan likes Schlumberger [SLB
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"The largest oil-services company in the world," he said. "They've been held back by the North American business; we believe that's bottomed, and the second half will be stronger for them."
He also likes Weatherford International [WFT
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"It's growing faster than Schlumberger, trading at a slight discount to Schlumberger," he said.
Mackenzie thinks there's a lot of potential in the small-cap names in the industry.
"One of my top picks is FMC Technologies [FTI
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Mackenzie also recommends Tesco Corporation [TESO
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Disclosures:
Mackenzie's firm acts as a market maker for Tesco's securities.
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