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Canadian Oil Sands (COS.TO)

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BUY

Will be split 5 for 1 on April 25. A core holding. Long reserve life. A lot of catalysts for the stock.

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WEAK BUY

Has been an excellent investment and he has taken some profits but is keeping his core position. Likes the oil sands as a long-term annuity. Might be getting a little pricey, but a good way to play the oil sands.

DON'T BUY

The yield has been taken down because they stock has done so well. Likes the oil sands longer term, but is not a fan of chasing stocks. You'd be better served finding another oil sands play.

HOLD

This trust has a little upside potential. He doesn't recommend buying any more. He owns the stock but not the trust.

PAST TOP PICK

Cdn Oil Sands Trust is up 42% since Oct.18, 2005. They still like it and still own it. Stage 3 is now complete. He believes that you will see a distribution increase late this year and maybe in 07. It is still a core holding in his funds.

WEAK BUY

End of a capital spending cycle. Should have good return over 3 to 4 years. Good for conservative investors.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Has had a pretty healthy correction. Fairly valued at the $150 level. They own 35/36% in the Syncrude oil sands play. There will be a big increase in production as well as a healthy cash flow. Could see the distribution increasing from the present $4 range to the $9/10 range in 2007.

DON'T BUY

They have a very weak balance sheet. Questions if they can survive in a downturn. Could easily drop back to $35.

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HOLD

This one is in the absolute sweet spot of the market. If you own, use a trailing stop. This stock can go a lot higher.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 18/05. Up 43%.) By fire, one of the best oil/gas trusts in the market. 40/50 years reserve life. Stage 3 production will likely come on this summer. Looking for distribution increases in the latter part of 2006 and in 2007.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

If oil retreats from $67 to $55, the stock is definitely going down. Even though it is a great longer term, it would be in a still have a lower entry point and it seems to fluctuate with oil prices. Try to buy on a pullback in oil.

DON'T BUY

Pretty fully priced right at the moment. It’s on target for the next stage of its development. Increased their distribution recently. Using its cash flow to pay down debt.

BUY

A long-term holding based on the oil sands. A very secure trust.

BUY

A unique great Canadian asset. If oil prices stay where they are, eventually this asset will become of great strategic importance to US, European and Chinese investors.

DON'T BUY

A great story and a great company. With an estimated $6 per unit distribution next year, the yield isn’t terribly good. Would prefer other areas to participate in the oil sands.

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