
TSE:CVE
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.
Had liked this because he felt this was a company that had great assets and were really concentrating on cost structure, etc. Lately he has found that from a cost perspective, they weren’t as conscientious. Missed some numbers over the last little while. Sold his holdings and moved into Suncor (SU-T), which is a better play here.
Does this benefit if the spread between the WCI and Canadian narrow or expand? Yes it does. About a month ago he was very bearish on oil but he likes the current level a lot better. This used to be the jewel with every earnings report being gangbusters, cash flow had increased and production had increased. Last report was not that good and he thinks the shine was off the armour. However, it is still one of Canada’s premier oil companies. Not the one he would be buying but has no problem with the stock at this point. Prefers oil that is not from the oil sands.
If you are comfortable with his outlook that growth is likely to continue relatively strong, then economically sensitive economies like Canada should do well and materials stocks should do well which means energy and materials stocks should do well. This one hasn’t been a great performer over the last year and is still well below where it was 2-3 years ago, despite the fact that it is executing quite well.
A great Canadian energy company. Return on equity has not been good in Western Canada but these guys have a 14% ROE. Production is going up and have raised their dividend 10% a year for the last two years. 3.14% yield. Well positioned and disciplined management team. You are buying it relatively cheap here.
Nothing wrong with the company but if you want the Canadian energy sector you want to be diversified. You might want to look at ZEO-T, an ETF with equal weighting. It should get a better long term result. He is a big fan of it and it pays a dividend of 3%+. But there is nothing wrong with CVE-T. The sector will be range bound and you should take money off the table when it is weak and then wait to put it back in.
Has lagged other seniors a little bit this year because of some operational problems but the long-term outlook is very good. 8%-10% production growth per year. Chances of a dividend increase later in 2014 are fairly likely. Expect the stock will be in the mid-$30 in the next 1 to 2 quarters. 3.1% dividend yield.
(A Top Pick Dec 10/12. Down 8%.) Missed a couple of quarters. Part of it was that they had positioned themselves that they couldn’t do any wrong having the best reservoirs, best steam oil raid shows (?), great management. Thinks they now have their act together and he is looking for some very strong quarters. 3.25% yield.