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What: Small-cap oil and gas equipment company Newpark Resources (NYSE: NR) tumbled 10% in intraday trading Monday, as Wall Street continued to punish the stock for last Friday's weak results.

So what: Last Friday, Newpark shares were punished 30% after demand for its water-based drilling fluids -- promoted as an exciting growth source for the company -- came in much lower than expected. At the time of this writing, Newpark is sinking on more than five times the average volume, so it's clear that investors still haven't gotten over the miss.

Now what: Last week, I wrote that Newpark's long-term story seems intact, and today's loss extension doesn't change that. After all, the tiny Newpark has the unenviable task of battling the Big 3 -- Schlumberger (NYSE: SLB), Halliburton (NYSE: HAL), and Baker Hughes (NYSE: BHI) -- so bumps along the commercialization road are to be expected. But for patient investors with a higher risk tolerance, this biggie-sized pullback seems like an enticing entry point.

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