C&J Energy So Cheap It Could Buy Itself

By Faisal Humayun: C&J Energy Services (CJES) is yet another company that has benefited from the oil and gas sector boom in the United States. More specifically, C&J Energy is a shale gas play with the company primarily providing hydraulic fracturing fleets.

By Tim Ayles: In a recent article by Nawar Alsaadi, an author I respect for his in-depth work on GasFrac (GSFVF.PK), I disagreed with his conclusion about C&J Energy Services (CJES) when he stated "standard water fracking operations by the likes of .......

By Harrison Jaynes Capital:The U.S. investing world is all too familiar with the rise of hydraulic fracturing technology and its breakthrough allowing the U.S. to re-emerge as a significant oil and gas producer. What people might not realize is that Canada is experiencing its own shale revolution thanks to hydraulic fracturing. There has been a major shift over the last couple of years from vertical drilling to horizontal drilling.

By Todd Johnson:I am long C&J Energy Services (CJES) in pursuit of capital gains. Presently, the company is in the midst of hyper growth. The company provides hydraulic fracturing services to the energy community. Although not a "household term", the hydraulic fracturing benefits are amazing and will be realized in time.

By Bret Jensen:I continue to like the energy sector. Valuations are reasonable, oil prices look destined to remain high and the amount of technology needed to get one barrel of oil out of the ground keeps increasing. One energy services stock that has a dirt cheap valuation and good growth prospects is C&J Energy Services (CJES).

By Trent Tillman:C&J Energy Services, Inc. (CJES) priced its 11.5 million share IPO at $29.00, above the indicated range of $25-$28. Of the shares offered Friday, 4.75 million are primary or company shares, while the remaining 6.75 million are secondary shares being offered by selling shareholders.

By IPOdesktop: Based in Houston, Texas, C&J Energy Services (CJES) scheduled a $305 million IPO with a market capitalization of $1.26 billion at a price range mid-point of $26.50 for Friday, July 29. CJES is our co-IPO pick of the week. The full IPO calendar for the week of July 25 includes 12 IPOs scheduled to raise $2 billion.

By Stephen Simpson:There's a school of thought out there that the best companies really show their stuff when their sectors come under serious pressure. While that is true in many cases, it is also true that sometimes conditions reach a point where the distinctions in company-to-company quality become effectively moot.