Canadian Oil Sands (COS.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Canadian Oil Sands (COS.TO)

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Acquired reserves in the high Arctic, which will require the Mackenzie pipeline to be built. Good management. Likes others which have higher yields.

TOP PICK

Levered to oil. Fairly low risk and simple business in many ways. There is a concern that they might go out and purchase Coneco Phillips. They could be acquired if we see renewed confidence in the oil sands. Demand is growing very rapidly in Asia.

TOP PICK

She likes it for both growth and yield. One of the larger players in the Syncrude project. When they convert they should maintain their distribution. Offers good growth and you get paid to wait. They are a little bit new at dealing with the environmental aspects of oil sands.

SELL

Selling and putting money into Suncor would be a good trade. It is a good long-term decision.

BUY

A passive investment in Sycrude. One of the members wants to sell its stake and COS may want to buy it. If they don’t, the market will be relieved. If you have a long term view that oil will be strong, then this is a very good company.

BUY

Many years of oil reserves. Likes it. Holds others and can’t own them all.

HOLD

You should hold oil. He chose to hold others because he felt they had better management.

BUY

(Market Call Minute) Might get a little cheaper.

BUY

Blue chip. Oil sands. Chart is flat showing less volatility than many stocks. You'll do fine with this but to really get the oomph with this one, we are going to need higher oil prices. You won't go wrong with this.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick March 26/09. Up 12.53%.) A core holding. Still a Buy.

COMMENT

Believes they have tax pools that will shelter it for 3-5 years when they convert to a corp. Before investing in these types of trusts, this is a very important element that you have to check on.

TOP PICK

Cut the distributions a couple of times during the fall of oil prices and that the current level is about 4.5%-5%. The big deal outstanding is ConocoPhillips (COP-N) selling a 9% stake in Syncrude and this company is felt to be the logical buyer. If they buy, they will be able to maintain their payout.

COMMENT

Canadian Oil Sands (COS.UN-T) or Crescent Point (CPG-T)? Rumoured they will be buying more Syncrude. Will be changing to a corporation and paying a dividend. Prefers Crescent Point (CPG-T). 5% yield. (See Top Picks.)

TOP PICK

Biggest holder of Syncrude, which is increasing production. Stock has been held back because Chevron has announced they are putting their piece of Syncrude up for sale and he expects them to buy into a share issue. Will probably increase their dividend again in the next month.

TOP PICK

Expecting oil to move higher. Had some operational hiccups at Syncrude in the 3rd quarter but that is behind them now. 4.8% yield.

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