Halliburton Company
Here’s whether Halliburton Company (HAL) is worth buying in 2026 — based on weekly-updated price trend, RSI momentum, and return vs. the S&P 500. Our current read: Caution.
Positives: trading above the 200-day MA (long-term uptrend intact); above the 50-day MA (medium-term momentum positive); strong 1-year return of +66.1%. Concerns: 50-day MA is falling (-3.15% over 10 days); RSI 70 — overbought, elevated pullback risk; 3-month momentum negative (-14.8%); declining volume on rally — weak conviction (0.79x 30d avg). Currently 18.9% off its 52-week high. Score: +0/7.
HAL is in a confirmed uptrend, trading above both its 50-day ($34.18) and 200-day ($34.36) moving averages. With an RSI of 70.2, momentum has stretched into overbought territory — short-term pullbacks are common from these levels. The 1-year return of +66.1% compares to +20.5% for SPY (beat the market by 45.6%).