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HAL — Halliburton Company

Halliburton Company (HAL) is a energy stock listed on NYSE (United States). At the close of September 29, 2026 it traded at 31.54 (-2.74% on the day), -14.0% over one month, -4.0% over three months, +28.7% over twelve months. The InvestMuse composite score is -19 on a −100 to +100 scale, a mixed read that ranks #837 of about 1,221 assets. The strongest of its nine dimensions are Fundamentals (+66) and Technical indicators (+32); the weakest is Regime (hidden Markov model) (-60). Its volatility regime from the hidden Markov model is Cool. 50 news articles in the last 30 days carried an average tone of +0.20 (on −1 to +1).

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The facts

Last close	31.54 (September 29, 2026)
1 day / 1 month / 3 months / 12 months	-2.74% / -14.0% / -4.0% / +28.7%
52-week range	21.39 – 42.60
Composite score	-19 / 100 · mixed view · rank #837
Volatility regime (HMM)	Cool
Support levels	19.00, 27.00, 34.00
Resistance levels	37.00
Trailing P/E	17.8
Market cap	$28.5B

The nine dimensions

Each dimension is scored from −100 to +100; the composite is their weighted blend. Composite of 9 dimensions; not a recommendation.

Regime (hidden Markov model)-60
Technical indicators+32
Trend-52
Support / resistance0
Fundamentals+66
Sector edge-23
News sentiment+21
Momentum-30
Chart patterns and zones+5

How this read is made

Every night InvestMuse scores about 1,221 stocks, crypto assets, currencies, commodities and indices on nine dimensions: a hidden Markov model regime, technical indicators, trend, support and resistance from price clustering, fundamentals, the gap to sector peers, news sentiment, momentum, and chart patterns with demand/supply zones and Fibonacci levels. Members race each other with $100,000 of play money, against five fictional fund managers and the InvestMuse algorithm.

Data as of September 29, 2026. Observations from public market data — not investment advice, not a recommendation to buy or sell.