The balance sheet is good. However, being a Canadian light oil producer there is just not a lot of interest. They also had a vocal short seller to deal with. He does not feel the need to own this one.

If WTI goes to $70? They have done a leadership change, has cut costs and has been rationalizing assets in Sask. All the right things. The dividend has been cut to virtual zero and the share buy back is helping metrics. It is no longer loved like it once was. At $70 WTI, he would rather invest in US light oil producers or Canadian heavy oil producers.

VII-T very a well regarded technical team and management. Their knock against them is their lack of inventory. Their decline rate has been very high -- 45%. He would rather purchase purchase someone like NVA-T. (Analysts’ price target is $17.00)

The highest leverage to both rising oil prices and tighter WCS differentials. He thinks WCS will trade to $17-$20 for the next few years. For every $1 change in oil prices, he thinks their share price will improve by $1. Husky walking away was a great opportunity to buy at a great value. Yield 0%. (Analysts’ price target is $8.23)

Has been massively under performing the move on WTI. If you believe $60 WTI, this is a $4 share price, he thinks. You are paying for their existing production, not including future growth or value for their Eagleford assets. They are trading like a bankrupt company. Yield 0%. (Analysts’ price target is $3.77)

A $20 billion company that can grow at 20% per year even at $50 oil. They are in the US Permian. The rocks are better than any Canadian light producer. They will move first when oil prices go back up and investor dollars come back into the market. They have 7000 well locations -- a great inventory. Yield 0.49%. (Analysts’ price target is $148.41)

He's long owned this. A commodity (garbage) business, but they know how to run a business and they also own their landfills. Generates a lot of fresh cash flow; dividend increases; and share buybacks. A U.S. company on the TSX, so you don't worry about exchange rate. A little pricey now, but buy on a pullback.