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William Selesky
Senior Analyst: Basic Materials,
Argus Research Corporation
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About William
William Selesky covers the basic materials sector for Argus. Mr. Selesky has worked in the investment business for over 15 years, including positions as a senior equity analyst for firms such as Palisade Capital Management, PaineWebber/Mitchell Hutchins Asset Management, and John Hsu Capital Group. He has provided coverage on groups including consumer staples, consumer discretionary, energy, media, transportation, gaming, and utilities. At PaineWebber, Mr. Selesky also served as part of a team that managed $9 billion in active equity products. Prior to working in the investment field, he spent eight years as a credit analyst at American Express Company and five years as an analyst at Equifax Services. Mr. Selesky has a Masters of Business Administration degree in investment finance from Pace University and a Bachelor of Science degree in economics from Fordham University.
William's Articles
We are reiterating our “Buy” rating on Phillips 66 (PSX) and raising our price target to $134 from $125 per share, implying a total return potential of about 19% from recent prices, including the dividend, writes William Selesky, analyst at Argus Research.
William Selesky
ENERGY
Tickers: PSX
We see Tesla (TSLA) as the undisputed leader in the electric vehicle (EV) industry despite growing competition. We view the selloff in TSLA shares as overdone and believe that it offers investors a favorable buying opportunity, underscores Bill Selesky, an analyst at Argus Research.
William Selesky
INDUSTRIALS
Tickers: TSLA
We expect Williams Companies (WMB) to continue to benefit from its diversified asset base and growing demand for natural gas, and believe that the stock is favorably valued at current levels, suggests Bill Selesky, an analyst with Argus Research.
William Selesky
ENERGY
Tickers: WMB
Exxon Mobil (XOM) is the world’s largest non-government-owned energy company; it operates globally along the entire hydrocarbon value chain, from energy exploration to end-user product sales and marketing, suggests Bill Selesky, an analyst with Argus Research, a leading independent Wall Street research firm.
William Selesky
ENERGY
Tickers: XOM