>>21740635>Haliburton is lowThat may have been me. I already had Baker Hughes and with the talk of 'drill baby drill' I was thinking of a little more exposure to oil field services and HAL seemed like it might be ok because of its size, position, and the price had been trending down for about two years, so I bought some shares around 29ish I think. Drill baby drill was all over the news and BKR was rising and HAL increased some, maybe to 31ihs but HAL made no positive public statements about reorganizing, or renergizing, or repositioning for increased services so I sold 400 of the 500 shares and bought shares in some midstream (pipeline) companies with higher dividends thinking their prices would remain steady and there would be some increase durign the next year. A few days later HAL got soft and dipped further so I dumped the last 100 and bought Soundhound and SoFi which to my surprise have done better than I thought. So even though I mentioned it bought, I dumped it. Now HAL advertises their new fracing technology but there is no pop in their stock price, so still happy I sold into something else.
