Stockchase Opinions

Stan Wong BP PLC BP-N WAIT Oct 16, 2023

He likes the energy space since there is a tight supply. You need to see a breakout above recent highs before buying. He prefers Shell on the international scale. Pays a 3.3% dividend.

$40.220

Stock price when the opinion was issued

integrated oils
It's the ideal tool to help you make quicker, more informed decisions for managing and tracking your investments.

You might be interested:

BUY
These companies had exploding capex, but then the world changed with ESG. So they paid down debt, bought back shares, increased dividends. Wants to be more in renewables, and his only issue is how much they pay for something. Undervalued. Doing all the right things. Non-aggressive capex, returning money to shareholders, and that's why it will continue to do well.
DON'T BUY

Sell shares and buy Canadian energy instead.
Conventional oil production falling.
Misguided investments in renewables.
Not a good long term investment.

BUY

Buying back shares, increased dividend, paying down debt. Returning free cashflow to shareholders. Will continue to do that. Trying to be more environmentally friendly, but can't avoid that they're oil & gas. Capex will slowly go up. Throws up a lot of cash. Dividend is well supported.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 10/22, Up 19%)

One of the best performing major energy companies in the world.
Trades at cheaper price than other names in the sector.
Very good oil marketing & trading group.
Good capital allocation at company with share buybacks and debt reduction.
Expecting recovery of oil price going forward.

DON'T BUY

Large-cap oil will continue to do well. Using capital in shareholder-friendly ways. Lots of accidents over the years. Buying this takes on currency risk. Lots of great Canadian companies to own instead. He owns CNQ.

DON'T BUY

Depends on price of oil. Why buy foreign? Great oil companies in Canada like CNQ and SU, which do very well. Difficult environment in the face of renewables. Buying back shares, reducing debt, increasing dividend.

WEAK BUY

Case for energy is still there. Transitioning toward more renewable energy, low-carbon solutions. Long term, can make some sense. Oil price has recovered since pandemic days. Nice yield of 4.5%. In the space, his favourite name is SHEL. 

premium

🔒 Premium Content Alert – This buzzing stock opinion is accessible only to Premium members

Discover an exclusive list and analysis of the stocks that are trending on social medias—accessible only to our Premium subscribers. With a keen focus on the stocks that are setting social media ablaze, this weekly feature offers an invaluable lens through which to evaluate market movers. Say goodbye to the endless scroll through social media timelines; we curate the buzz so you can invest your time as wisely as your money. Unlock Premium Now.

TOP PICK

Our purpose is reimagining energy for people and our planet. We want to help the world reach net zero and improve people’s lives. We will aim to dramatically reduce carbon in our operations and in our production, and grow new low carbon businesses, products and services. We want to be an energy company with purpose; one that is trusted by society, valued by shareholders and motivating for everyone who works at bp. Social media mentions are up 1300% in the past 24h.

WEAK BUY

It's the cheapest oil company. Are buying back stock an are increasing the dividend, but they let their debt get too high. Then, oil prices softened. We likes the new CEO, though, and will announce a new strategy. He expects asset sales to reduce debt and eventually raise share prices.