TSE:SU

Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

96.57
-0.44 (0.45%)
as of Sep 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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BUY
Like this very much but chose Canadian Natural Resc. (CNQ) instead. Incredibly cheap on a price to cash flow basis.
BUY
This is been a dog for so long but is finally showing signs of bottoming. Recently went above its 20 day moving average and is testing its 50 day moving average and has started to outperform the TSE Composite. Seasonality for energy stocks usually clicks in around the end of July and goes high until around the first week of October.
COMMENT
Expected to report a very solid quarter. Expect that they will increase their dividends later this year. Growing their oil sands volumes very well and liquidity is great. Feels it has been a target of a lot of hedge funds which have been trying to make a leveraged bearish bet on oil by shorting.
COMMENT
Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T) or Suncor (SU-T)? Has been extremely disappointed in CNQ. You could say it hasn’t done as well as Suncor because of technical problems with their upgraders and some outages, but that’s not the case any more. Thinks its negative market sentiment. In his view CNQ is the better Buy and is really inexpensive here.
COMMENT
Needs oil price at $95 before the stock price can reach $35 and will be at least a year before it gets there. In this space, he would prefer Cenovus (CVE-T), partly because of its US exposure and also likes the execution of the growth projects.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 20/11. Up 2.08%.) This is a screaming Buy here.
DON'T BUY
Has relatively high fixed costs and there is weakness in oil prices.
PARTIAL BUY
You could start initiating a position any time the market pulls back. Her range on crude is $80 to $95 over the next few years.
TOP PICK
Very good assets. Of all the top oil sands companies out there, this probably has the lowest price to cash flow ratio. Anywhere under $30 is an extraordinary value. Production numbers came out today and they were flat but expect them to be quite nicely for the rest of the year.
DON'T BUY
Buy or Hold and how does the price of oil per barrel affect it? There is not a lot of correlation between oil prices and the stock price. Cost structure is very high, which always reduces margins. This stock has good support at $27.50. Had a very strong rally along with the rest of the market but he wouldn't buy it now. Consider buying it reaches $31. For a short-term trade, you could buy if it drops below $28 using a stop at $27.
WAIT
Great long term company but vulnerable to deflating oil prices. Book value of $25.46. Volume growth issues, production issues in middle east. Wait for it to get to the book value.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 17/12. Up 6.23%.) Still a Buy. Diversified integrated oil/gas with significant oil sands assets as well as multiple refineries across the country, which allows it to capture some of the price differentials. Currently produces about 550,000 barrels per day. Dividend of about 1.5% which he expects could grow. One of his favourite names.
COMMENT
If you can look through the clouds on the horizon next year or longer, this is incredibly cheap.
COMMENT
Big participant in the oilsands. On a cash flow basis it is 4-4.5. If they were making in addition to this area, it would be in this company.
COMMENT
Half oil production is from oil sands. You get the refinery component of company that buffers you from commodity prices. Will probably back away from their ‘growth at any price’ strategy.
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