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Canadian Oil Sands (COS.TO)

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BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Likes the distribution growth.

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COMMENT

Doesn't have exploration potential so is very tied in to commodity prices. Great one to own in the long-term. Could see some near-term weakness with the price of oil.

COMMENT

Huge upside potential. 9.74% yield. The downside is that it sells at over 6X its book value. Most of the rest of the index is selling at about 2.5. As long as oil holds in here it will work out okay. Interesting but speculative.

COMMENT

This is a warrant on the price of oil. When you believe the price of oil is going to rise, you want to be long.

DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Likes the CEO but does not like these prices. His entry point would be $38.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 23/07. Up 55% total return.) They will generate a ton of cash and most of it will come back to investors in terms of a healthy dividend.

BUY

This is one on his radar screen. Good price. 10.25% yield. Have done all their capital spending for now so whatever cash flow they have can be flowed through their units.

TOP PICK

(3 Top Picks are all yield stocks. Market is so beaten up stocks are very cheap.) Recent earnings where good. Increased dividend from $1 to $1.25. Yield of about 10%. (Good pairs trade with Babcock & Brown (FLY-N)).

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PARTIAL SELL

If you’re an oil “value” player there is not a lot of value in the oil patch right now. A lot of the valuation is based on prices of oil and natural gas, which have had big runs. If you are a short-term investor, you might look at taking some money out of the oil sands.

COMMENT

Good long-term hold if you want oil exposure. May suffer in the short term as prices come off a little.

HOLD

One of the great winners in the recent rise in oil has not been the oil stocks themselves but has been the energy trusts. As long as oil keeps going up he expects they will raise their payouts.

BUY

Dividend on this has increased 1000% in the last 3.5 years. The purest play on the oil sands and has cash coming out of its ears.

DON'T BUY

Thinks the political uproar about oil sands is probably overdone. This stock is pretty highly valued given its extraction costs. Prefers to play the oil sands indirectly through companies that have interests in it but other oil interests as well.

HOLD

With higher oil prices, these companies are facing higher distributions so there could be an increase.

BUY

A great total return stock. Rising production and rising distributions.

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