They brought in a partner this summer to help develop the East Duvernay. They still have too much debt. She is watching it but not recommending it. Not everything is cheap in this sector, still have to selective.

2 years out from now the stock should be significantly higher. They may struggle in the next quarter. They have low decline rates. Their main goal is to keep their dividend safe. If the oil differential continues longer term, then they may have to cut dividend, but it is safe in the near term. Yield = 14%

They have cut back and preserved capital. They do not have a debt issue. They are a gas play. If gas prices stay strong, they should do well. She anticipates their 4th quarter production being lower. She is not buying it today, but the future looks good.

If you want more oilsands, less debt and more valuation, go with Suncor. CNQ is less oilsands, slightly more debt, and slightly less valuation. Both are on watch list. They will have tremendous free cash flows in the coming years as the oil differentials tighten. Both are low cost operators. Both are good buys, but would slightly prefer CNQ.

If you want more oilsands, less debt and more valuation, go with Suncor. CNQ is less oilsands, slightly more debt, and slightly less valuation. Both are on watch list. They will have tremendous free cash flows in the coming years as the oil differentials tighten. Both are low cost operators. Both are good buys, but would slightly prefer CNQ.

She owns it but would consider it a hold and not an immediate buy. They are trying to sell some assets but may have some difficulty doing so. She expects some uncertainty in the coming quarters. She believes dividend should be fine. If they can’t sell their assets, may see a dividend cut, this is why it is a hold. Yield = 7%

Their debt level is too high for her right now. Debt levels are so important in a cyclical businesslike the energy space. They will be hurt by recent weakness in oil prices.