3 Wall Street Firms Pick Top E&P Stocks

/ June 5, 2015

Several major Wall Street firms have weighed in on exploration and production (E&P) stocks this week. The majority of E&P stocks are now priced at only a fraction of where they were just a year ago.

For some companies, current share prices offer a great investment opportunity for a long-term recovery. For other companies, liquidity issues and other concerns could mean that the worst is yet to come.

Here’s a summary of what these three firms had to say about which E&P names investors should be buying now.

Northland Capital Markets

Northland is expecting increased volatility in the E&P space surrounding Friday’s OPEC meeting. Northland has an Outperform rating on the following names:

Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse remains…

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