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Western Oil Sands Inc. (WTO.TO)

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BUY

Owns 20% of the oil sands project along with Chevron and Shell. Likes this project. Its costs are being driven down slowly. Could be a takeover.

BUY

A solid situation. The reserves are there.

HOLD

If you are interested in participating in one of the oil sands, this is one of the best ways to play it, but you must have a 3-year view. Have others that he would prefer.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Prefers the Canadian Oil Sands (CSO.UN-T), which is very similar. The oil sands is a tremendous long-term asset. Buy on weakness.

BUY

Likes the oil sands for the long term. If you like energy and want to be in for the long term, this is a great stock to own.

BUY

As the junior partner to Shell (SHC-T) in developing the Athabaskan oil sands, a good holding for the future. Oil sands should be a core part of your energy portfolio. Trading below some of the start-up enterprises in the oil sands.

HOLD

A fantastic company. It's 20% of Shell's (SHC-T) project. It was incredibly cheap and his favourite a year and a half ago. Now fairly priced, so doesn't find anything terribly compelling about it.

WEAK BUY

Has done exactly like the rest of the oil stocks and is in a correcting phase with the rest of the oils. Should start to find support at around the $20/22 area. Start nibbling here, but be aware that the sell off is not over.

HOLD

Likes the oil sands and you should have a core holding in it. Trading at a 55/56% premium to its peers, so it's a little over done.

BUY

The oil sands is the place to be over the long term. There will be a lot of gyrations in these stocks. At these levels in the price of oil, these prices are very sustainable.

BUY

Any portfolio with energy exposure needs to have oil sands exposure. Likes both Western Oil Sands (WTO-T) and Canadian Oil Sands (COS.UN-T). Use trailing stop losses and continue to ratchet them higher. This lets you hold as long as it continues to climb.

DON'T BUY

On a relative basis, this stock has the most upside in a real oil sands move. Doesn't find the valuation as compelling. Prefers Suncor (SU-T) which runs a very credible operation and they are in charge of it. Although this company does a good job, Shell (SHC-T) runs the show there.

SELL

The oil sands should be a core position in any portfolio. According to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, 75% of all oil in Canada will come from the oil sands by 2015. This stock is trading a little bit on the high side at 55% premium to net asset value versus Suncor (SU-T) which is trading at 20/22%.Would move to Suncor.

HOLD

Owns 20% of the oil sands project. (20% is owned by Chevron (CVX-N) and 60% by Shell SHC-T.). The project produces about 155,000 barrels a day. Have owned it for a long time now. Anything in the oil sands is very heavily leveraged to oil prices.

BUY

A core holding in a portfolio. Long life reserves. Could potentially be an acquisition candidate.

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