Petro-Canada (PCA.TO)

WAIT
There may be a significant amount of stock coming out from the government. Wait to see what happens.
TOP PICK
Possibility that Canada will be selling their interest which should remove the discount built into the stock.
BUY
Management is very much bottom-line focused.
WEAK BUY
A well-run company. If you feel oil prices are going up, may be a good stock to own.
PAST TOP PICK
(A top pick Feb 9/2004 up 5%) Expect it will returns to the $60's. Maintaining it.
TOP PICK
Pumping more oil out then they're replacing. Good management. A bit depressed.
TOP PICK
The government getting rid of their shares will be good. It's a cash flow machine right now. Trading at a modest multiple of cash flow.
BUY
A very good entry point. Stock was hurt because of reserve write-downs and lower production. Refining and marketing margins are very good.
WEAK BUY
Starting to look reasonably attractive. Finds it difficult to believe that oil prices will stay as high as they are.
BUY
Trading at a discount from where they should be, using oil prices of mid to high $20's.
HOLD
The big oils are looking a little tired, restating their reserves and has the overhang of the government’s ownership.
TOP PICK
Earnings were weaker than expected, but continue to cash flow over $10 a share. Looks like a really good buy at this time.
BUY
Earnings were quite disappointing and the stock came off sharply. A good company and the drop might be a good time to buy.
HOLD
Probably prefers others, but a good company.
DON'T BUY
The news in January that reserves where reduced and earnings estimates being cut, pushed the stock down. Same thing applies to others, but they have started recovering.
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