It's one of the best integrated oil ompanies. Great balance sheet. Always improving their cost structure. Not an expensive stock. He used to own it. Well-run. Great company. As for oil, it's stuck between $60-80, and oil dynamics are really hard to predict, especially with shale oil coming on as the price falls. In Canada, we have a huge differential because we can't get oil out without more pipelines.

Don't add to a losing position or sell it here given the recent drop in oil. He likes this name.

Reasonably positive on the oils. Oil is going to stay in the $60 to $70 range. His concern is oil sands vs shale south of the border. Expensive sector of the market. Until the pipeline is not sorted out there is a big question mark. Good company. You get some of the downstream advantages.

When to take profits? Take profits when a stock makes up a dispoportionate part of your portfolio. This is a core holding of his. It's the best oil sands stock in Canada. It's has a fine integration operation, meaning they own refineries. They also boast dividend growth and a share buyback program. This stock can go higher.

If oil goes to 80 dollars a barrel would the stock go to 60 dollars? That is a big move. It is not there. He wouldn’t rule it out. He continues to buy on these levels. (Analysts’ price target is $55)

This is the star of the industry. They push a million barrels a day. The company has generated a lot of excess cash flow and have been using it to buy back stock. They will generate $10 billion cash flow this year and will spend $5 to 5.5 billion. They’ve increased the dividend to $1.44 and are doing buybacks. They are bringing in over 4 billion discretionary cash this year. They’ve repaired their balance sheet. Debt is down to $13.3 billion at the end of December compared to $16.1 the year before. Their equity base is $45 billion. The one problem for them is their operating cost. They have a large stake in Syncrude, and its costs are about $20 higher per barrel than Suncor’s own costs.

SU-T vs. EMA-T.  EMA-T has a higher dividend.  He thinks there is more capital appreciation potential with SU-T, however.

Likes the Canadian energy sector, and Suncor is a leader. A low-cost producer with good future growth. Well-positioned. This sector is under-owned. Oil prices will perform a little better than many expect. Bullish on Canadian oil.