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Canadian Natural Rsrcs (CNQ.TO)

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 Limited (CNQ) is viewed positively by most experts, recognized for its strong management team and consistent performance amidst fluctuating oil prices. The company benefits from both oil and natural gas production, positioning itself as a resilient player in the energy sector. Many reviews highlight CNQ's robust financial health, including a well-structured balance sheet and substantial cash flow, which supports ongoing dividend payments and share buybacks. Although some analysts express caution, recommending to take profits or wait for better entry points, there’s a general consensus that CNQ can sustain profitability even when oil prices decline significantly. Additionally, its historical performance of returning capital to shareholders through dividends makes it a solid choice for long-term investors.

Consensus

Bullish

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

Likes the resource areas in Canada, both the metals and energy. Compared to its counterparts, this stock is very cheap. Watch for some basing before buying.

BUY

Stock of $45 is close to, but abo its 200 day moving average of $42 which is a good time to buy. Should be moving again by the 1st quarter.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Has a downside risk to about $38/40 level, but at that point, it would be superb fundamental value as well as excellent technical value.

BUY

Would have thought that it is getting to the stage where it is looking quite attractive. Optimistic about this stock. The drop in the stock price is a panic, not a fundamental change. It could drop a couple of more points.

BUY

Could drop in the near term, but 6 months from now you should be quite happy. Good long term holding. Recently bought some in the low $50's thinking it was a good price.

BUY

Expects that earnings in the 3rd, 4th and 1st quarters are going to be pretty spectacular, so expects to see new highs. Relatively inexpensive on a multiple basis.

TOP PICK

Bullish on oil. Really good balance sheet. Has gas exposure which he likes for over the winter. You are kind of getting Horizon holdings for free. The pull back has created a good buying opportunity.

BUY

One of the leading producers in Canada. Has been hit and is a buy at this price. Has tremendous natural gas exposure. Great company long term.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Expets there will be another waterfall and the stock will drop further. If you see a low $40's, that would be a table pounding buy.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Got ahead of itself. Anything under $45 is a pretty interesting entry point.

BUY

A great name to hold. Had a really nice run and has pulled back like a lot of them. Has a great toe hold in the oil sands with the Horizon project. Expects you will see production picking up and corresponding cash flows picking up through '06 and '07. Should easily see a 20/25% upside.

TOP PICK

His Top Pick was a choice between this and Talisman (TLM-T) which is statistically cheaper. Doesn't think there is any tar sands money built into the price of the stock.

BUY

There's a bit of support developing for the stock. Has been a strong outperformer in the group.

DON'T BUY

Has had a fabulous run. Has a project, Horizon, in the oil sands which he likes. The risk on Horizon is that it could go vastly over budget. Prefers unhedged. They hedged a lot early this year in order to lock in revenues and cash flows which has cost them an enormous amount of money. Would be interested in a big pull back. Better opportunities elsewhere.

BUY

Has loads of upside potential. Fairly easy potential to the $64/65 level. Likes most of the oils, his fair market value would be 100% higher.

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