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Rising Star Buy: GulfMark Offshore More offshore oil, fewer safety disasters? Sign us up. |
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No Red Tide for Tidewater The energy industry wants and needs boats, and Tidewater is raking in the bucks. But with the stock pushed above long-term fair-value estimates, investors need to be careful. There's often little difference between "too early" and "wrong" in the stock market. |
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The Motley Fool
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Roll, Tidewater, Roll! Improving utilization and day rates leads to a year-over-year doubling of earnings for the marine services company. Investors, take note. |
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The Motley Fool
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