NYSE:COP

ConocoPhillips (COP)

126.78
+2.26 (1.81%)
as of Aug 14, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

The reviews on ConocoPhillips (COP) reflect a range of sentiments regarding its future prospects. One expert notes that while oil prices may remain high due to geopolitical tensions, COP does not stand out among its peers and would not be a recommended buy. Another points to the recent dip in oil company valuations following highs earlier in the year, highlighting the pessimism surrounding the energy sector as markets adjust to new conditions after conflicts. Despite acknowledging that oil plays a critical role in the economy and can contribute to inflation, the same expert suggests avoiding any energy investments until market stability is achieved. However, a third expert expresses a positive view on COP, suggesting that it is a favorable contender in the sector despite the broader downturn. Overall, there is a divide in opinions, with caution emphasized in the current energy landscape.

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TOP PICK
They not only have barrels and barrels of oil, but they have barrels and barrels of cash. A lot of oil companies buying back shares.
DON'T BUY
A very large and diversified company so, it's unlikely to give you the same return than a pure gas/oil company won't. Paid a big price for their last acquisition and may have trouble justifying this.
TOP PICK
One of the cheapest names in the S&P 500. His model price is $106 which is a 69% positive differential.
HOLD
Previously recommended. Recently acquired Burlington Resources. Too much debt.
DON'T BUY
American oil companies have different characteristics than Canadian ones. Growth prospects are less. Difficult for them to increase their reserves.
TOP PICK
When you take a look at the big integrated oils in the US, they’re about half the valuation of the Canadian oils. It had a nice pullback because they’re buying Burlington Resources. A huge acquisition, but it will make them the number-one natural gas in terms of reserves.
WEAK BUY
Up until they announced they were going to make a major acquisition in the last couple of weeks, was a name that he highly favoured because they had good exploration potential, good balance sheet and were strong in refining and marketing. That’s starting to change now as it will stretch their balance sheet quite a bit. With preferred Petro Canada (PCA-T).
TOP PICK
They are buying Burlington Resources (BR-N). Had a nice pullback which gives you a great buy here.
WEAK BUY
With a 3 to 5 year view, it probably is a buy. Doesn’t know a lot about the company.
BUY
Launched a takeover bid for Burlington Resources (BR-N) which will result in this becoming the largest natural gas producer in North America. Good entry point. Don’t expect an immediate payback. A 12 to 18 month return on capital. No need to rush to buy.
WAIT
Analysts are not too keen on the Burlington (BR-N) takeover because the price they are paying is very high. In order to make it work, they have to do a lot of drilling and a lot of development work. Makes them the largest gas producer which is pretty fantastic, but a very expensive acquisition.
COMMENT
In talks to buy Burlington Resources (BR-N).These mergers make sense because of what you can do on cost restructuring. It'll probably go ahead.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 7/05. Down 3%.) Up about 55% since he's owned it about 1.5 years ago. Still likes.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Aug 4/05. Down 8%.) Will be buying more.
TOP PICK
His model price continues to go up and is currently $102. Cheap in comparison to the Canadian oils.
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