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Cenovus Energy (CVE.TO)

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-1.52 (3.79%)
as of Jun 9, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 27 opinions in the last 12 months.

Cenovus Energy (CVE-T) is being positively regarded by various analysts for its strong positioning within the oil sector, especially due to its refinery margins and high-quality oilsands assets. The recent acquisition of MEG Energy is seen as a strategic move that could yield long-term benefits despite the current debt load. Many experts appreciate the company's management and operational improvements, along with an anticipated increase in cash flow due to higher energy prices. While some analysts note the acquisition's impact on debt management, the general sentiment is that Cenovus remains undervalued given current market conditions. With a robust dividend yield and a focus on shareholder returns, there is a balanced view on potential for future capital appreciation, despite some caution regarding market stability.

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HOLD

Over 5% divided. Not a pretty chart. It is hard to see support and resistance. Markets overshoot and over correct. There is an over correction right here.

HOLD

Pounded like all the other stocks, making multi year lows. It is in panic mode. You are getting tax loss selling.

DON'T BUY

It has broken the level of support derived by the October low, so we are hitting lower lows and just doesn’t show signs of bottoming. Energy stocks come into a seasonal play more towards February. The trend is certainly lower.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 17/13. Down 13.47%.) It has been a pretty good performer in an oil environment. They have good production, refining capacity as well as some oil sands. Has a great management discipline of returning money to shareholders, and is reasonably diversified.

COMMENT

Sold his holdings in September. This is highly dependent on the oil prices in the very short term. A little bit on the quasi-integrated with some heavy oil. If oil were to go down to $60, this will probably go down less, but also has less upside. You can Hold if you own it, but it depends on your outlook for the price of oil. Thinks it will lag some of the others for upside when oil does recover.

WEAK BUY

You have to look at great companies because we don’t know where oil will go. This is one of them. They will have to rationalize their businesses and cut costs. This may involve cutting the dividend.

COMMENT

Even with WTI as $75 and natural gas at $3.50, he still models a payout ratio of about 132%, 2015 estimates. This is not a safe dividend.

COMMENT

Assuming that you don't own this and you are looking at where oil is and looking at the whole realm of oil companies out there, we don't really know where oil is going here. You don't want to buy something that has a lot of risks This is a good buy for the long-term. An ultraconservative way to play the oil market in these times, which are uneasy when it comes to oil.

COMMENT

What has scared him from owning this is the rising cost structure of the Christina Lake and Foster Creek oil sands projects as they got into the later stages of their life spans. Steam/oil ratios have gone up. Third-quarter earnings came out and were a big beat on expectations, in spite of some down time. This was a modest positive for the story. He is most interested in seeing, in the coming quarters, what their plan is for their fee simple lands. He is looking for $3 billion of value to be realized in a transaction similar to Encana (ECA-T) spinning out of Prairie Sky royalties.

BUY

Sold his holdings. This is a well-run company. The last little fall has been really because of the price of oil. Have some very good assets and thinks they will continue to do well.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 22/13. Down 5.81%.) Still likes this. It has a long-term production profile that is going to increase going forward. Extremely well managed and well financed. This would be a Buy at these levels.

DON'T BUY

Oil Sands producer. These companies can have really, really long lives. Once they get going, they produce. The question really is, getting going. There is a lot of cost inflation that could affect the company. Once they get the projects on stream, they tend to work and tend to be good producing long-life assets. They are affected by the price of oil, so the price of oil coming down makes the economics a little harder. Until you are very, very constructive on the price of oil, there are better producers out there that don’t have those long, long life assets, that don’t have the exposure to the price of oil.

TOP PICK

A couple of bad years in terms of an oil sands asset to be developed over decades are okay. They doubled production since being spun out of ECA-T. The company is going in the right direction, but the stock price has not followed. Their commitment to their dividend is superior.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Thinks there is good long term value in this stock but their “steam to oil” ratio has been moving higher, which is not good. Expects this to peak in Q3 and fall to more normalized levels, which should help the stock. Ultimately he would be using weakness to be buying. Good balance sheet and debt to cash flow at about 1 times. Trades in line with its peers. Nice safe dividend.

HOLD

Oil has come down, but take the exchange rate into account and these guys are going to make money. Prefers CNQ-T and SU-T however.

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