Petro-Canada (PCA.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Petro-Canada (PCA.TO)

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BUY

Very good diversified, both upstream and downstream, company. Probably under performed its peers because it lacks the oil sands cachet. Earnings have been getting revised lower in 06 due to production/costs. Not expensive. Good long-term hold.

BUY

Not only exposed to the oil sands, but they've got one of the best production profiles going forward in terms of expansion.

BUY

Has some diversity in terms of projects. Cheap. Situated globally. Integrated with a strong service/refining arm. A good defensive holding.

BUY

Has been hit by some bad news. Terra Nova shut down among other things. Big spending in the oil sands which they are not getting any credit for. Cheapest of the integrateds. Reasonable value here.

BUY

If you can buy it under $50 it is a Buy. Have lots of good prospects. As solid, long term growth situation that you can put away.

BUY

The cheapest of the integrateds. A terrific company.

DON'T BUY

This is a huge company and if you are looking for a big lift, you won't get it out of this one. It is more likely to buy other companies. Diverse exposure including oil sands, refinery, etc. Prefers Marathon (MRO-N). You would be better off in a smaller company.

TOP PICK

The cheapest oil in Canada. Has had a nice pullback, but if you can add your position at $50, he would do so. His model price is $75.74, a positive 43% differential.

BUY

In the energy sector, this is probably the best buy. Have had problems with their Terra Nova project, but this has been priced into the stock. Compared to other major oils around the world, their valuation is probably the cheapest.

WEAK BUY

If you have a long-term, 5/10 years, outlook for the company, it's a good stock.

HOLD

Good company. Had a very messy quarter, lots of noise in the quarter. All oil stocks are in a very tricky place right now. The price of oil is bouncing up, not on fundamentals but probably based on political uncertainty. Stocks are going to be very volatile.

BUY

Earnings where a little softer than people had hoped for. Some operational issues and production issues helped hold back the earnings. Nevertheless, they were pretty good. Doesn't get any value for its holdings in the oil sands so you pretty much get the oil sands for free. The cheapest of all the integrateds.

TOP PICK

If you're looking for exposure in the energy sector, but are worried that things are as little frothy, this is a fairly conservative way of being in the energy area. One of the cheapest integrated companies around the world. Has excellent growth. Has exposure to the oil sands.

TOP PICK

The cheapest oil of all the oils in Canada. His model price is $76 which is a 40% positive differential.

BUY

Disappointing number. A number of operational issues and will continue to have some in the second quarter. One of the cheapest in its peer groups. Have a big oil sands plant that they will be announcing.

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