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

Petro-Canada (PCA.TO)

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BUY

In the long run they have some wonderful plays that are going to come on in 2006/2007 and you are not paying for them. Probably the cheapest integrated oil company in North America.

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(A Top Pick Oct 14/04. Down 8.2%.) Still likes. Had expected positive announcements on the McKenzie Delta holdings. A quality company. Has a lot of long term potential. As an integrated it won't be as volatile as a lot of the other stocks. The government's selling price of $64 might be a hurdle.

BUY

Not quite as strong as the rest of the energy stocks such as CNQ, Encana, Talisman, etc. but it is still a good opportunity here. The stock is at support level and is about to start to move up. Get out if it drops to the $57/58 level.

TOP PICK

In the oil sector it seems that people rush and it gets over owned and then the group goes through a period of dumping and the stock gets cheap again.

TOP PICK

Long term believer in this stock. Stock got sold off because they took a long term view of the oil industry by investing in building of long term reserve assets which will affect their short term cash flow. Good management. Nice bundle of assets and trading at a discount to the market.

SELL

Feels you are better off with companies focused in very specific areas such as Encana, CNQ or Talisman, rather than an integrated like Petro Canada.

HOLD

Feels the oil/gas sector has to consolidate in here for some time. Look at it in the late spring as a possible sale.

HOLD

Thinks it's in a pause phase. Expects positive things.

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TOP PICK

At about 10 X earnings. Statistically very cheap. Trailing the other integrateds.

TRADE

Q: Comparing Petro-Canada (PCA-T) to Suncor (SU-T). A: Petro-Canada is slightly more diversified in its portfolio of assets. Suncor's principal asset is in the Oil Sands area. If you think oil prices will stay strong, then Suncor is the better play.

BUY

Sold it last month at around $68/69 and is guessing that by the of this month, it will be back in his portfolio. Fell for no apparent reason. Finds that trading through the oils is very lucrative with the cycles that the market is presenting to him.

BUY

In a downward spiral because of delays in starting up projects. A reasonable investment here. Prefers Suncor or Encana which offer better value.

BUY

Has been a disappointment. Stock price has not acted very well. Valuation of the company is very reasonable. Keeps having problems meeting production targets. Feels that it is going to work out. Likes their strategy of going international. Will probably lag a lot of the other companies in the near term, but in the long term it will be a winner.

BUY

A few of the major oils have disappointed the market by reducing their estimated production for next year. Expect they are setting the stage for beyond 2005. Likes the oil sector. Market is probably factoring in $30 oil, but expect it will be higher than that. Adding to it at the $50 level.

TOP PICK

Looking at how well the energy sector has done, this company has been a bit of a laggard. This is because the company has made some acquisitions and established some positions that will pay off in the long term for the company. Expects some outperformance over the next 2/3 years.

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