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

Petro-Canada (PCA.TO)

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HOLD

Disappointing company in terms of fundamentals, in terms of delivering on what they promised. It’s a ‘show me’ stock. Suncor is her preference. Cheap on valuation side. Will be volatile.

STRONG BUY

Can’t believe how cheap it is. It’s always been a value oil play. He would buy it blindly. Maybe they will take out UTS.

SELL

Sleepy money is what you invest in this. Cut their position in the news of the fort hills project and invested in Suncor. They will be out of this stock in the next quarter. The execution is what concerns them.

BUY

Great long-term story. Fort hills project responsible for recent decline. Should be more stable than a lot of the exploration companies. Great long-term story.

DON'T BUY

There are other places that have better production profiles and better production increases.

DON'T BUY

Has been a major disappointment. Now trading at about a 5 times multiple. Incredibly cheap. Production will be down this year. It will go up if there is a major lift in the oil/gas stocks. It will lag the rest of the pack.

HOLD

Somewhat attractive at this price. Costs on their oil sands project are escalating dramatically. A great deal of the negative news has already been discounted in the share price.

COMMENT

Quality company. If you're holding for the long-term you won't do badly with this one. He would prefer Imperial Oil (IMO-T) instead.

TOP PICK

Inexpensive company but still very profitable. Feels cash flow is going to be in excess of $10 a share over the next couple of years. Involved in some projects were costs are escalating very high, which contributed to the pullback. These projects will probably be delayed.

PARTIAL BUY

Typically disappoints on the production side. Until they can develop and deliver on time and on budget it will be in the penalty box. Trying to turn their refining side around. Have a lot of diverse projects. Can't be taken over by a foreign entity, which eliminates a takeover premium. Feels very comfortable holding at this level and even adding to it.

BUY

Costs are going up in the oil sands for a lot of players. This has impacted them in their Fort Hills project. Comfortable with a little bit of this. Oil seems to be recovering. Consistent and very stable earnings. Likes all the underlying fundamentals.

DON'T BUY

Company can absolutely detail exactly what they are going to do for the next 2 years. That is not good enough for him. He needs to know what will happen after 2010. Part of the Fort Hills project with UTS (UTS-T). If they were rational, they would not go ahead with this project.

DON'T BUY

Integrated oil company that is going to have look at both upstream and downstream operations. Lower oil price means improved crack spreads. But costs going forward with their other projects could be affected by having to shut in or shut down.

TOP PICK

With the fall of the dollar in terms of purchasing power, a lot of the integrated oils never got the up tick in terms of valuation. As oil prices are coming down, the companies have to get their costs under control, which will give them the valuation up tick.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) A great value oil.

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