
TSE:TOU
This summary was created by AI, based on 64 opinions in the last 12 months.
Tourmaline Oil Corp (TOU) is recognized as Canada's largest natural gas producer, with strong management and a significant market position in the Montney region. While the stock has been somewhat range-bound recently, oscillating between $58 and $70, many analysts express optimism about its future potential, primarily driven by the ramp-up of LNG Canada and infrastructural investments that are expected to bolster cash flow in the long run. Experts highlight the company's good dividend yield and its ongoing efforts to enhance operational efficiency. Though some have noted the volatility in the energy market, particularly due to geopolitical factors like the US-Iran conflict, the consensus seems to favor TOU as a solid long-term investment given its strategic initiatives and assets. Concerns about short-term profitability and capex versus shareholder returns remain, but the outlook for natural gas demand and pricing appears constructive over the next few years.
Oil prices are down, and this is arguably the best managed oil company. It is larger in capitalization. Just raised some money to fortify their balance sheet. Feels they will be a consolidator with these low oil prices. They have tons of drilling locations. This is one you can buy, hold and put away.
(Top Pick Feb 05’15, down 26.13%) The bottom is in and a lot of other tail winds have happened in the last couple of weeks including short sellers coming in. Large money managers wanted more access to more shares of this stock. It is a quality team behind it. Good stewards of capital. They acted a lot better than others.
87% natural gas, which is challenge #1. Challenge #2 is that they have historically grown at eye-opening production growth rates. Going forward that number is likely to be reduced as the law of big numbers catches up to them. He speculates that a lot of people have been selling the name to buy names that have a much higher growth rate, but trading at a slightly higher valuation.
Has been bearish on gas for the last 5 years, and continues to be so. There is just too much supply and he can’t see any dynamic to change that. This winter looks like temperatures are going to be well above average. Storage is at an all-time high today. The only hesitation that he has in this name is their bias towards gas.
Energy has been a difficult space and continues to be. Within the group, this is a high growth company, but it has a lot of Gas exposure. He would be careful because (a) he is short the energy sector in some funds and (b) we are at a time when people do a lot of tax loss selling and this one is going to be hit by it.
(A Top Pick Aug 25/14. Down 46.84%.) The sector sold off, and compounding that, especially most recently, everybody loves the management team. As companies grow at the rate that they do, eventually the law of big numbers catches up, and it gets more and more difficult to offset declines. He expects gas prices to be incredibly weak this winter. This company is roughly 87% dry natural gas, and he can see the stock having a bit more in headwinds relative to some other names.
If you are bullish on Nat Gas than you buy this one. He is bearish on gas, however.