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This summary was created by AI, based on 39 opinions in the last 12 months.
Arc Resources Ltd (ARX) is currently in a transitional state as it faces an acquisition by Shell. Many analysts believe the deal will likely go through at the stipulated offer price, suggesting limited immediate upside for holding ARX shares. A recurring theme in the reviews is the strategic decision surrounding whether to convert to Shell shares or invest in other Canadian energy stocks. Analysts emphasize the strong asset quality of ARX but acknowledge concerns regarding project delays, specifically the Attachie project, and its implications for future growth. The sentiment seems cautious, with a call for patience and possible reinvestment in other energy firms or sectors while awaiting clearer performance indicators from ARX.
(A Top Pick Nov 8/16. Down 19%.) The whole energy complex has come down. Despite the fact that this is 70% natural gas and only 30% oil, it traded like an oil stock. In spite of being the best capitalized, one of the best run, and with great properties, especially in the Montney region of BC, it got sold off. The new BC government is against fracing, LNG, etc. It seems to have bottomed, which is a great buying opportunity.
Largely a natural gas company, largely in British Columbia. He prefers natural gas to oil. The outlook for natural gas is on “shortages of being able to be delivered”. A well-run company with a good balance sheet and good properties, largely in BC. When he bought this, there was a Liberal government that was open to resources and LNG, and now there is a coalition government who are against resources, and that is affecting the BC producers.
Sell holdings? She actually added a bit to her holdings in December when OPEC 1st announced the production cuts. A very low cost producer and in a very attractive region in the Montney. Have a very strong balance sheet, stronger than its peers. She would not sell this, and is hoping for improved energy prices over the next 6-12 months.
This has been a disappointment. On a seasonal basis, energy stocks like this, particularly the gassy ones, do very well from around the end of January right through until the middle of May. This year, it is just not doing it. Technically it is in a downward trend and underperforming the market. Look for better opportunities elsewhere.
(A Top Pick Dec 21/16. Down 31.7%) A lot of the gas related stocks have been hit hard recently. The key in the gas and oil sector is to buy stocks that are well financed that can take advantage of opportunities on the market. He thinks we will see better results in the future and in the meantime you get a 3% dividend.