
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.
This is a bellwether stock and is held universally across all energy portfolios. This is a classic scenario where they have always surprised the market with their consistent performance. At year-end they again eclipsed the guidance on the street in terms of their production levels. A 150,000 BOE’s a day company. When this market turns, and it will, this is one of the names that is going to rally first. Buy on weakness. They have hedges in place that makes their budget pretty solid.
(Top Pick Nov 04/13, Down 4.53%) It is a fantastic natural gas stock. The challenge is that 2/3rds of their revenue is from liquids. Production of Nat Gas in September was up 8.9%. We will remain awash in very low cost natural gas. If you are bullish on Nat Gas stocks he has trouble finding a better pick.
(A Top Pick Nov 19/13. Up 3.8%.) Currently it is a little over 60% gas and 40% oil. Released some great 3rd quarter numbers and hit the ball out of the park. Good production growth, the best in their history. Market is not reflecting this. Outstanding management and good balance sheet. Can produce natural gas at full cycle under $3 per MCF.
Chart shows a long uptrend from early 2012, followed by a few declining peaks this year, and broke down through the trendline. Trying to bounce from an old support level which is good. If it can hold and doesn't break below $40 for a little while longer, it might be just a great story to get back into the old support level somewhere near $50. He would like to see a little more proof of that happening.
This is a company with a production of about 108,000 barrels equivalent, of mostly natural gas. A very, very well-run company. Very seldom that you are going to find an oil/gas company this size that can continue to put up 30% per share growth numbers. The big question for him is how long they can keep it up. Thinks what the market didn't like in their earnings release was that they are now getting infusions of joint venture dollars of about $1 billion to accelerate some developments.
It is still a darling, based on the management. They are performing better than in the past. They are one of the most efficient companies in spending money. One of the better managed and fastest growing companies on the TSX.