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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 and is often highlighted for its strong management and well-structured operations. The company faces challenges due to weak commodity prices and significant competition, notably from increased natural gas drilling in the U.S. The experts express a mix of sentiments, with some advising to buy at current levels given its long-term growth prospects and potential for LNG expansion, while others caution about the stock's volatile nature and short-term fluctuations in prices. Analysts are optimistic about the company's fundamentals, with many expecting a recovery in natural gas prices driven by future LNG contracts and structural demand increases. The sentiment reflects a belief that despite current market pressures, there are significant long-term tailwinds that could benefit Tourmaline.
Still bullish. Acquisition announcement popped share price a bit, great to see. Pullback from peak gives investors a chance to get in. Her target is around $80, 20-25% gain from here. Ranks 9/10. Typically does well coming into this part of the business cycle. She and analysts rate it Outperform.
Loves both, and recently put money into both. Especially TOU, a very slightly better opportunity. Will continue to deliver consistent earnings growth, especially if maintains its strong cashflow growth. Add on weakness, but keep in mind that it has volatility, so a 5% or less position.
Reasonable debt levels, payout ratios are fine, solid recent results.
He always thinks in terms of a 3-5 year hold, so getting out and back in is a tough timing question. Unique opportunity to play in the Canadian resource market. At the front of the pipe, a huge advantage. Canadian oil stocks are, globally, cheap; nobody likes them.
He wouldn't recommend selling any oil stocks because, even at $77 oil or nat gas at $2, it's low and that's why the stocks are down. The beauty about commodity stocks is that a low commodity price results in a higher commodity price sometime down the road.
Hold, and you'll be fine 3-5 years from now.
Price of nat gas is very volatile, and TOU can't control that. It can only control drilling and what it buys. CEO continues to buy more shares for himself. He likes investing alongside those who know and love a company the best.
Hard to tell outlook for natural gas, but he expects more nat gas infrastructure to be built in Canada and NA. Expects weather to normalize. He prefers the safer plays in oil & gas, rather than small caps or junior companies.
She owns no producers now. The LNG facility will benefit natural gas producers, because the facility will help ship LNG to Asia. TOU is one of the top names in natural gas production. She prefers buying the infrastructure stocks which are vulnerable to commodity prices.