TSE:SU

Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

95.67
-1.34 (1.38%)
as of Sep 25, 2026, 4:34:10 pm Market Open.
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BUY
Best in class in oil. Downstream protects them when oil prices are down, and midstream offsets volatility. Great balance sheet and management. The whole sector has turned into manufacturingfrom growth, because they aren't exploring (because of lack of pipelines), but rather are reducing costs to C$25/barrel. With the WCS differential, the companies fetch C$50. Good profit. SU is well-positioned and well-capitalized to survive.
WAIT
It has support around $38, and recently broke a neckline on the way up. Generally, you can't predict commodities, but oil should remain bullish for the next month or two.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 28/19, Up 6%) Still a long-term hold. It's starting to move up as he expected. It's building a nice base.
DON'T BUY
Should I buy Suncor now until the market turns and then buy a smaller cap with more torque? Do you want to own large cap integrated or mid cap? If he can buy names now at 25-30% free cash flows, he is willing to take on a little more volatility. If you are not invested when that turn happens, you might miss the opportunity because they likely could gap up 10% in a few day. He would be more in the midcaps than where everyone else is hiding such as in Suncor.
TOP PICK
He is starting to like the fundamentals. This is the most conservative way to play the oil space. You can buy this to be defensive. (Analysts’ price target is $53.65)
TOP PICK
This is a cash machine. You want to own companies that can generate free cash. They increased their dividend. Last quarter results were a little disappointing but was just a short term thing. With the cash generated, they increase the dividends and buy back shares. Yield = 3.69% (Analysts’ price target is $53.44)
BUY
They have lots of growth fairway. They are a low cost operator. It would be a buy under $40. They are generating a lot of free cash flow. It could be a $50-$60 stock a couple of years from now.
BUY
Encana vs. Suncor He prefers Suncor for its stability. Oil stocks are oversold and can rise higher. Q2 should be good for SU.
TOP PICK
Buy this when you're bullish oil, then sell to take gains. He sees decent upside in oil to $70/barrel within the next 12 months. Pays a decent dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $53.47)
COMMENT
He's not bullish oil/gas, because the world is moving quickly to greener energy. A company like Suncor can diversify into green and companies that diversify will survive. He'd sell a covered call at a little higher strike price on SU. Takes some cash. The options are good and the market is liquid.
WEAK BUY
If you hold any energy stock, this is the one. He does own it. He sees about a 36% upside for the stock, so he would be a buyer -- although the would target $36 for an entry.
TOP PICK
Within seasonality for oil through the spring into the driving season. We're seeing that now. Gas demand is stronger than usual this year and should eat away at the oil overhang. SU's seasonality is January to May, and it's starting to move up after recently bottoming. (Analysts’ price target is $53.26)
TOP PICK
It sold off into a huge support line and has held. It's poised to bounce (has started to). He expects a good period for oil for the next 2-3 months. (Analysts’ price target is $52.87)
HOLD
So little interest in the sector, but 70% of the index is in 7 names and Suncor is the largest. No fund manager would ever be fired for holding Suncor. The new CEO is liked by the street. It is a free cash flow story and share buybacks. If you are bullish on oil going forward, this is not the one to one -- there are higher beta names out there.
BUY
A premiere holding in the Canadian energy space and a core holding. They are now over the big capex spend for the Fort Hills project and now should benefit from free cash-flow for the next few years. He likes where they are positioned. They are more expensive than others and he likes the growing dividend. You buy this and tuck it away.
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