(Reuters) - HOUSTON, April 13 - Investors betting on the long-term outlook for oil services companies have pushed those stocks to their highest in nearly a year, but upcoming quarterly earnings reports may cut the rally short.
"The near-term threat here is that earnings are going to be sloppy," said Bill Herbert, an analyst at Simmons & Co., adding that the run of tremendous growth in North American drilling over the last three years may be over.
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