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Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

91.22
+1.38 (1.54%)
as of Jul 22, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJul 22, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

Suncor Energy Inc. (SU-T) has garnered predominantly positive reviews from various experts, highlighting its successful corporate turnaround and solid performance in the challenging oil sands sector. Many emphasize its potential for significant free cash flow, particularly given the long-life reserves it possesses. While there is some caution regarding the oil price's volatility and future market conditions, the general sentiment leans towards a strong long-term outlook, especially if oil prices stabilize or increase. Some analysts compare SU favorably against peers like Cenovus Energy (CVE) and Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ), suggesting that both diversification and share buybacks enhance SU's investment case. Despite a few calls for caution, notably regarding management and current valuation metrics, SU is viewed as a staple in Canadian energy investments, making it a go-to choice for dividend-seeking investors.

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Buy
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Valuation
Undervalued
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TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 8/10. Down 19.29%.) Oil sands stocks have been hurt more probably than any other. His model price is $52.72, and 87% upside.
BUY
A “go to” name in energy in Canada. Investors have punished the big liquid energy names a little harder. With the current oil prices, it can fund all of its CapX projects through internally generated cash flows and still have $9-$10 billion liquidity.
DON'T BUY
Sad chart. Accelerating on the downside. Not showing any indications of trying to support at these levels. Seasonality, it does not do very well at this time of year until January when it gets seasonal strength. Too early to buy.
BUY
Would be a little patient with this one given the nature of the market selloff. Probably the best value of major oil in Canada right now.
COMMENT
One of the worst performers. Now entered the space of the 09 consolidation. Not too many energy stocks have done that. Try to find energy stocks that have found support at the 2010 lows instead. If you want to play energy, he would suggest you just play the S&P/TSX Energy ETF (XEG-T). (See Top Picks.)
COMMENT
One of the best managed integrated oil companies in North America. Down about 50% from early March as it is regarded as a play on economic growth. Bas big oil sands exposure and people worry if oil price is going to be lower margins will be squeezed. If you are comfortable that oil prices are going to stay around $80-$90, this is not a bad buy.
BUY
Likes assets and management. It is a commodity stock mainly. Oil sands are tied in tightly with price of oil, which is going down. Long term it is a great company but near term it is subject to the price of oil. Wait for the price to stop going down to begin new positions.
DON'T BUY
Go with a longer time buy horizon, say 4-5 months. Dollar cost average. You might also want to look at others outside of the oil sands. Not his first choice. Try Royal Dutch.
TOP PICK
Integrated oil company. Have some of the best properties. Has been punished with the recent pullback in oils. Buzzard operation is coming back on stream.
BUY
Ford (F-N) versus Suncor (SU-T). Caller is thinking of switching from Ford to Suncor.. Doesn't follow Ford but thinks car sales will continue to be slow. Does like Suncor and owns it.
WAIT
Has been an entry point for 3 years. A terrific company, but he would wait now for that space to pick up. He prefers Crescent Point for the dividend. Don’t pull the trigger on SU yet.
WAIT
Is a name she would recommend for long-term clients. Baring a European that is not already priced into these stocks, you are getting all of the international assets for free. The price is only for the oil sands. A few months of volatility to come.
HOLD
Buy stocks on “Peak Oil” theories”? Don’t buy stocks based on this theory. Buy on demand, which is going to be there. Also buy on the basic fundamentals of companies. This one hasn’t been a great investment over the last few years
COMMENT
Oil sands’ names are really a bet on oil prices. Oil is correlated to global growth. Near term, there is weakness and fear on the lack of growth in the US and globally. Next few quarters, oil will be suppressed a little. Sees marginal cost of production around $85 a barrel. Okay for a 3-5 year time horizon.
DON'T BUY
Hasn't been following it seasonal trend in the last year. Seasonal strength is usually from mid-Jan through to of both September of each year.
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