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Canadian Natural Rsrcs (CNQ.TO)

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56.02

-0.17 (0.30%)

as of Jun 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 27, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 93 opinions in the last 12 months.

Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ) is widely recognized among analysts as a well-managed oil and gas producer with a solid balance sheet and significant free cash flow potential. The company is seen as a stable long-term investment, benefitting from both oil and natural gas production. Many experts highlight CNQ's ability to manage costs effectively and its history of increasing dividends, with some noting their comfort with the stock even at lower oil prices. There is a consensus that the stock performs relatively well, but opinions on timing for entry are mixed, with some suggesting waiting for a pullback before investing. Notably, concerns about oil price volatility loom, and while many analysts are bullish on its long-term prospects, some advise caution in the current energy market climate.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Likes their mix of assets, their growth and their oil sands exposure. Good management.

BUY

On the verge of becoming an oil sands producer. Launching its $9.9 billion Horizon project. Development and construction plans are all on track. Well-managed.

BUY

Longer term, there is tremendous value in this stock. It is not expensive. There are substantial gains to be made from their Horizon project.

TOP PICK

The Horizon oil project is a $10 billion project expected to develop 230,000 barrels a day. The project is on time and on budget.

WEAK BUY

Canadian Natural Resources is a company that they have been following. They like the stock but it is very volatile. If you don't have any energy exposure it is a good time to get in. Reasonable time factor is needed for this stock. They own Suncor and like this stock because of its historical performance.

WEAK BUY

Nigeria, potential civil war in Iraq and attempts in Saudi Arabia are putting the price of oil up. He predicts oil won't hit a new high this year. In the last two years there are people that have made great money in oil. May be prudent to take some off the table. If you are just started out and you don't have any oil investments he advises looking at starting positions in a good company such as CNQ, Petro Canada, and Suncor.

TRADE

Need to look at oil on a trading basis. Best to examine the charts and look at the 200 day moving average. There is some strong trading however, he thinks the big move is over and the oil stocks tend to be overvalued.

STRONG BUY

The stock looks pretty good. Most stocks in that sector look pretty good. It's an oil stock which will be affected by China and India. Has ROE level of over 20%

BUY

Past pick. Up 5% since he recommended it. Owning and still buying it.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Their oil sands project has been the driver.

BUY

He is reasonably confident on the oil prices over the longer term. They have some very good projects. Likes their Horizon project in the oil sands and doesn't think it is fully reflected in the stock price.

BUY

Largely focused on natural gas, that it has an oil sands project that has attracted investor interest. If you believe in the oil sands, it's a good name to have.

WAIT

Looking for a correction with a support down in the lower 60's.

DON'T BUY

His model price is $72.39 so doesn't have much more room to go.

BUY

A good way to participate in the oil sands. It is a leading company.

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