Suncor Energy Inc

A big holding. SU has held in well in an unloved industry (capex has slid). SU is a core energy holding in Canada. It balance upstream and downstream, so fully integrated. Hold onto it and collect the dividend over 4%. SU will do well going forward. SU will invest in capex yet watch operating expenses. This remains a core holding of his.

It is a cash machine. They are buying back their shares whenever their stock is cheap. They pay a nice dividend.

He does not follow energy companies any more. He won't invest because they can't control the price of oil.

(A Top Pick Sep 09/19, Up 9%) He likes the oil space and would buy SU now. SU has good volumes.

The chart is not very good as a cup and handle pattern since July. Where we are now, if we can get through that, then the highs of $45 will be challenged. This will be one of the leaders in the space.

Doesn't have a lot in energy, but follows it. If you're going to buy energy, buy this or CNQ. Sector seems to be bottoming out. Stick with the big guys. A capital allocator that you buy and hold for 10 years.

(A Top Pick Dec 04/18, Up 2%) Top of the heap in a very tough space. But he sees more in the tank--SU remains very undervalued. He feels oil stocks are oversold and due to rise.

Canada's largest integrated oil company, operates in the Oil Sands--that oil will last 36 years. He likes their upstream assets (Oil Sands), four world-class refineries and 715 gas stations, which insulate SU from steep discounts in heavy crude. SU pays a yield over 4%. Heavy cash flow allows them to break even at $30 oil. Big share buybacks and growing dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $49.40)

SU vs PKI? The two go to stocks in the energy space are CNQ and SU. We are eventually going to have a big consolidation in the energy space, there are too many small players now. SU is a solid company, he would prefer it.

Politically we threw fuel on the fire in a weak commodity market. You have to be positive on the forward energy price to like anything. SU is a safer bet than WCP as they can make money at current prices. He is not sure WCP will be able to benefit. He expects more consolidation of smaller players in this space going forward.

The earnings were good where they slightly beat. Their cash flow is improving. The 4% dividend is pretty safe. It's not cheap of a stock and trades at a premium. Bottom line, this company will have negative cashflow unless oil prices go up higher. He wouldn't buy here.

An integrated major in Canada. If investors ever come back into the energy space, they are going to buy the bigger companies first. Plus it pays just under a 4% dividend. He would not expect a big move higher anytime though. It trades generally between $40-$48.

Buy below $40; it rarely stays below $40. It's integrated $1 billion of free cash flow, so they can buy back stock and raise the dividend. 12x PE and a 4% dividend. The top way to play energy. (Analysts’ price target is $49.78)

(A Top Pick Oct 24/18, Down 4%) He'd still buy it today. Not as much torque as in other oil names, but SU is widely held and pays a safe 4% yield. It's the top energy company in Canada, both upstream and downstream. Their refining profits will improve going forward.

Oil stocks are cheap, providing that at some point oil pricing comes through. This isn't trading far from book value now, and didn't fall to book value when the oil price plunged earlier. Now, the oil price is not there. (Analysts’ price target is $51.41)