Fluor Corporation (NYSE:FLR)
The company provides professional services on a global basis in the fields of engineering, procurement, construction and maintenance services. It has five operating segments: Oil & Gas, Industrial & Infrastructure, Government, Global Services and Power.
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should see a 15% increase in 3-4 months
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boooyahhh, hail Cramer
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Shareholder friendly.
Excellent balance sheet.
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Fluor is the formost leader in the construction and maintenance of power generation. This combined with their broad expertise in all forms of large engineering and construct will give them an abvantage as infrastructure prodjects expand in the US and countries like japan.
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buying the dip. sell at $76-80
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This thing is way overcooked here. Analysts upward earnings revisions. Financial institutions accumulating shares.
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Time to buy!!!
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Long track record, large int'l footprint, strong financial position, proven manangement
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This company focuses on the aspects of industry that not many would think to focus on but yet is very critical. The professional services it offers in the industries that need to be upgraded and built upon gives this company a place in my book.
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Coming out of the global slow down, Flour will outperform the market.
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As constuction and engineering begin to kick in again, Flour should begin to recover.
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Huge contracts throughout Asis for infrestructure construction yet to hit the books. You can't produce oil/gas w/o Fluor!
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Solid company, billion dollar contract with Chile, clean-up for BP, minimal debt - what's not to like?
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Upcoming strong backlog to be posted from Maaden ($10B), STP ($10B+) and LOGCAP projects which should compliment the opening of oil & refining market in second quarter this year.
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Long history of good growth. FLR has won several new contracts recently.
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Positioned to benefit from increased demand in energy as US government induced recession fades away.
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backlog, valuation
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