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UTS Energy (UTS.TO)

DON'T BUY
The energy sector bull is very long in the tooth. To buy at this time is really buying into a spike which really makes life difficult.
DON'T BUY
Essentially an oil sands play so has very high leverage to the oil price. Their project is essentially still far out. Has Petro Canada (PCA-T) as a partner.
BUY
A straight oils sands play. Not yet in production. Partnered with the big US energy company Koch. The cost of bringing the oil sands on is going up substantially because of the number of people need, steel needed, equipment, etc.
TRADE
Right now they have a partnership with Petro Canada (PCA-T) and they need to bring a mining company on board with mining expertise. Once that happens, the stock will move higher. Today it's moving on news of mergers/acquisitions in the oil sands area. Speculative.
DON'T BUY
Have a very good oil sands lease arrangement. Time horizon is a bit long on this one. If you want to get into the oil sands, you could get into a Suncor (SU-T) or some of the majors who have oil sands investmenst and who will pay dividends or will reach production a lot faster. Fully priced here.
BUY
Currently buying. Haven't found a mining partner as yet. The way the stock is acting, it is one or two things. There are some fundamental US buyers who like the leverage of the company as the price of oil goes up or somebody want s a piece of the company. He believes it's the latter situation.
WEAK BUY
A junior company that has a land position in the Athabaskan oil sands. They don't currently produce anything, but have an agreement with Petro Canada (PCA-T) to beging on a future date for development of this field. A pure speculation.
BUY
Probably in a situation now where everything is beginning to fall into place. A longer term investment. Has excellent property. Would only take half a position to see if it pulls back.
TOP PICK
One of the landholders in the oil sands. Petro-Canada (PCA-T) came in to be its big brother and they are now looking to settle who is going to mine it. Buy for the future growth in the tar sands.
BUY
A pure play on oil prices. Basically it owns some oil sands assets, so has a lot of "in-the-ground" oil. Won't be producing for many years. Have a partnership with Petro Canada (PCA-T) and are looking for another partner to mine their property. This will take some time. Not producing any revenues, so stock will be based on oil prices. Long term it's a tremendous play.
DON'T BUY
Really an option on the oil sands and the option should be trading some where between $1 and $1.50. The real problem is that they haven't raised the money yet.
WAIT
Since PetroCanada (PCA-T) came in as a partner, it has gained enormous credibility with more certainty that the project will get built. Warrants are exercisable at $0.70 and there are a substantial number of them outstanding. In the short term, as these warrants are excercised, supply could bear down on the stock price. Rich in oil reserves. Very risky.
BUY
Has not been one of the top performers in its sector, but made some nice tops in March followed by a nice bowl pattern and it looks like it might be breaking to new highs.
BUY
A very interesting asset base that has much higher value into the next decade. Doing well and finding partners. There will be implementation risks. It's early on in the game and is trading at discounted valuations. At a reasonable price.
HOLD
If you look at this as a 3/5 year play, (when they bring the facility on they have a lot of cosrts involved) they will be in production. You need a long time horizon. These stocks may have a correction during July/Aug. If you can buy below $2.25, do it.
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