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What: Shares of offshore support specialist SEACOR Holdings
So what: SEACOR's fourth-quarter earnings got roughed up by the drop in drilling activity that followed last year's Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Now what: If that weren't bad enough for SEACOR, cleanup activity around the spill is dropping off quicker than interest in American Idol. SEACOR is stuck with a growing fleet of vessels sitting unused, daily service rates are dropping precipitously, and there's really nothing good going on here. Curiously, direct competitors Gulfmark Offshore
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