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SU: Bull or Bear?
Suncor Energy Continues to Chop Higher
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-41.86%
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Filed under: Stocks to Buy  As noted earlier, if you're looking for a slow, predictable play, pass on Canada-based oil sands play Suncor Energy (SU).
Suncor, which I first wrote about on February 5, 2009 at a price of $18.35, has chopped and bounced its way up to about $48, primarily on oil's sustained, elevated price -- necessary to make higher-cost oil-sands extraction profitable -- and there's scope to $50 and beyond.
Moreover, to say SU's rise has had its fits-and-starts would be an understatement: $5 weekly gains are followed by $3 losses. <><>Continue reading <>Suncor Energy Continues to Chop ...
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Investing in Canadian Tar Sands
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-9.14%
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681 days
Filed under: Newsletters, Canada, Commodities, Oil, Stocks to Buy  "Canada's tar sands are in fact the largest proven oil reserves outside of Saudi Arabia. Tar sands are already 65 percent of overall Alberta oil output and are expected to hit 88 percent by the end of the decade," says Roger Conrad.
The editor of the specialty newsletter, Canadian Edge, reviews a trio of oil sands producers -- Penn West Energy Trust (PWE), Suncor (SU) and Cenovus Energy (CVE) -- that he states "truly worth investing in."
The advisor continues, "Starting with the most conservative, Penn West Energy has inked a j...
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Suncor Energy: Promising Oil Sands Play
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+11.91%
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116 days
(closed on 11/05/10)
Filed under: Stocks to Buy I first wrote about Suncor Energy (SU) on February 5, 2009, at a price of $18.35. Shares of the Canada-based oil sands play have meandered for the past three months, but I still like the business model. Here's why. <>Recent volatility is in part due to the uncertainty surrounding future oil exploration regulations, as a result of the massive Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Oil sands recovery does not represent as large a risk to the environment as drilling a mile (or more) beneath the ocean, but land-based oil exploration may face tougher regulations, moving forward, no...
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Suncor (SU): A 'Must-Have' Energy Holding
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-13.66%
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101 days
(closed on 07/16/10)
Filed under: International Markets, Newsletters, Canada, Commodities, Oil, Stocks to Buy "In your father's day, investing in energy was easy; fifty years ago, our fathers simply bought stock in one or two of the Seven Sisters oil companies, sat back, and let the money come in," says Martin Hutchinson.<>The contributing editor to The Money Map Report explains, "The 'Sisters' owned pretty well all of the world's oil reserves. They had the world's best oil extraction and refining technology. They marketed the product to motorists, power stations, chemical companies, and all other users of the bla...
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Suncor Energy Remains in Uptrend
SU
-18.22%
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76 days
(closed on 03/25/10)
Filed under: Stocks to Buy  As oil's price rises, oil sands company Suncor Energy Inc.'s (SU) prospects brighten, which is a major reason I'm reiterating my buy rating for the company's shares, first recommended on February 25, 2009 at a price of $18.35. If you bought Suncor in February 2009, you're up more than 100%.
Canada-based Suncor's oil sands production jumped 24% in Q3 to 305,000 barrels per day (bpd), stemming from the Petro-Canada merger and improved performance. For the full-year 2009, SU's oil sands production should increase an impressive 30-35%.<><>Continue reading <>Suncor Energy Re...
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Sell these hot oil stocks for big profits now
SU
+0.00%
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4 hours
(closed on 06/27/09)
Filed under: International markets, Competitive strategy, Chesapeake Energy (CHK), Economic data, Oil, Stocks to Sell, Earnings transcripts  You have to love OPEC. It's not uncommon for the barons of the giant cartel to voice their interest in seeing oil at such-and-such a price.
Recently, OPEC reiterated its desire to see oil prices at $80 per barrel. This, they claim, is the price needed to spur additional investment in crude projects. Apparently, anything less will result in oil sitting idle in the ground. Continue reading Sell these hot oil stocks for big profits now <><>Sell these hot oil stock...
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Suncor will be 'digging up' profits for a very long time
SU
+95.82%
in
237 days
(closed on 10/21/09)
Filed under: Stocks to Buy  An oil play? In this market? You may ask, "How so?"
True, the price of oil collapsed 2008, due to the departure of many leveraged investors after the financial crisis started, and due to the U.S. and global recessions. Hence, given oil's likely sluggish 2009 path, you have to investigate thoroughly (due diligence) and invest carefully when you're considering an oil play.
That said, know this: oil 'taint' going to remain near $35-45 per barrel forever. When global GDP growth resumes (it's flat-lining now, or worse), oil will move back toward $60, and with the above i...
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Suncor (SE): A stock split buy
SU
-25.19%
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734 days
(closed on 04/06/10)
Filed under: International markets, Newsletters, Canada, Commodities, Oil, Stocks to Buy "The best thing to do in this market volatility is to take a deep breath and say, 'This too shall pass'," says Neil Macneale, who buys only stock split candidates for his 2-for-1 newsletter. Here is his latest. <>"In general, getting out of the stock market at this time would be exactly the wrong thing to do. If 'buy low, sell high' means anything, we should be buying stocks now with whatever cash we can find. Otherwise, the ship will sail without us. Of course, given the exact market bottom is not knowable...
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