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Does Wall Street Love the Lowest Cash-Generating Oilfield Stocks?

Does Wall Street Love the Lowest Cash-Generating Oilfield Stocks?

In this final part of the series, we’ll look at Wall Street’s targets for OFS (oilfield equipment and services) stocks that produced the lowest free cash flows (or FCF) in the first quarter. Approximately 13% of the Wall Street analysts tracking National Oilwell Varco (NOV) have recommended a “buy” or equivalent as of May 18. Analysts’ consensus target price for NOV was $36.30 as of March 23.