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barrons3	On Fast Money's Halftime Report Joe Terranova had some ideas on how to trade the space. If you’re bullish oil, I’d get long Suncor (SU), Petrobras (PBR) or Hess (HES), he said.	Love	September 09, 2009
RhinoStocks	Increased dividend to $0.10 from $0.05 payable to shareholders of record on September 21.	Love	September 08, 2009
Muthu	oil stock	Love	September 05, 2009
Leighan Neeson	large	Love	July 24, 2009
barrons3	What’s the oil trade? In oil, I like Hess (HES), Petrobras (PBR) and Suncor (SU), counsels Joe Terranova.	Love	July 22, 2009
pegret000	peak oil	Love	July 02, 2009
Gerrette	volatile but only within a few points. A good day trade stock.	Love	June 30, 2009
bottlejack	to leveraged. to the oil sands.	Hate	June 06, 2009
barrons3	I like Petrobras (PBR), Occidental Petroleum (OXY) and Suncor (SU), adds Steve Grasso. If oil goes higher those stocks should go higher, too.	Love	May 27, 2009
hmtansi	Great future	Love	May 12, 2009
nihao2uall	need to wait fopr oil to rise	Hate	May 01, 2009
barrons3	The shares have plunged nearly 70% to a recent 25. But if crude climbs to $70 a barrel, they could rise to the high 30s.	Love	April 25, 2009
ole333	Requirement for domestic energy	Love	April 16, 2009
barrons3	Many of these stocks last week rallied on the hopes of a new wave of consolidation, kicked off by the purchase of Petro-Canada (PCZ) by Suncor (SU). I am dubious at the prospects of mergers in the big American natural gas players mostly because of the dominant personalities of the people who run these companies.	Love	April 02, 2009
barrons3	I think that a deal like Suncor (SU) and Petro-Canada (PCZ) is great for the oils. It makes me recognize that there is value here in the group. I also believe the demand is real.	Love	March 26, 2009
sarah z	Too many good things are happening for me to be worried about anything but the overbought nature of the market. The uniform nature of everyone saying this is a bear market rally encourages me to think that it isn't. You can't have people worried about inflation right now without believing that we are going to end deflation. We know from this period that deflation is real difficult to combat. It is the real reason why there isn't any lending going on. You lose when you loan. If we knew assets were going to appreciate in value, even as we know Ben Bernanke has the ability to raise rates and slow it all down if necessary, then the banks would be thrilled to loan and private capital would be thrilled to borrow to get long. I regard all of the inflation chatter as good news, as I regard the weak-dollar chatter as good news. I think we are poised to see money coming in and companies merge -- the Suncor (SU)-Petro-Canada (PCZ) deal is not in a vacuum -- and I think we are about to have a bit of a short squeeze that will be perceived again as a bear market rally as it occurs. Ultimately, you can monitor this one easily: Citigroup (C), Bank of America (BAC), Wells Fargo (WFC), Morgan Stanley (MS) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM) will give you the temperature of the situation. I think they are the signs that it is not a rally in a bear market. It is simply a rally of great significance, because things are getting better, not worse. Hence why we are overbought to begin with, even as many, many stocks are not overbought because of the intense selling pressure that was exhibited on the weak-dollar stocks. You can have many stocks rally even as the oscillator becomes less overbought, simply because lots of stocks are way, way down from where they were even as a broader rally occurred. This kind of action is what happens at bottoms, not tops. That's what happened in the past, although obviously the economy is much worse than in the past. But remember, the retracement back to the 6300 level on the Dow represented a 57% decline in the market, representing the second-worst bear market in history. Hard to have the worst ever, given that the Great Depression was the reason for that one, and I still think that the depression we are in, the garden-variety one that began after Lehman Brothers failed, isn't worth an 85% decline in the averages.	Love	March 23, 2009
ankitnirav	lower lows	Hate	February 24, 2009
awc1982	The long term energy consumption growth has not changed. The economy will improve, inflation will reappear and the Tar Sands up north will continue to flow south to the U.S.A. Obama's energy policies will make the U.S more dependent on Canadian Tar Sands. Accumulate while you can.	Love	January 27, 2009
marcopiero	The future regardless of oil's pullback. It's only temporary.	Love	November 20, 2008
barrons3	Najarian mentioned that Suncor Energy(SU) could be a takeover play. He says, "I did pick up some Suncor call options."	Love	October 29, 2008
Royalsun	Integrated oil with added proven capacity coming down the pike in North America so secure	Love	September 17, 2008
barrons2	If you want to play crude I’d own Suncor (SU) or if you want to play nat gas I’d get long San Juan Basin (SJT) counsels Gartman.	Love	August 20, 2008
barrons2	Shares of Suncor, the most prominent oil-sands play, have slid to about 50 from 74 in May, hurt by lower crude prices and disappointing production. But Suncor's daily output should rise sharply in the next year, and its shares now are at a reasonable 8.5 times next year's estimated earnings. In recent years, Suncor has consistently traded at a P/E premium to other major oil companies because it has enormous reserves that may last a century, against the 10 to 20 years for the major international oils. This is a huge advantage.	Love	August 09, 2008
barrons2	Shares of Suncor, the most prominent oil-sands play, have slid to about 50 from 74 in May, hurt by lower crude prices and disappointing production. But Suncor's daily output should rise sharply in the next year, and its shares now are at a reasonable 8.5 times next year's estimated earnings. In recent years, Suncor has consistently traded at a P/E premium to other major oil companies because it has enormous reserves that may last a century, against the 10 to 20 years for the major international oils. This is a huge advantage.	Love	August 09, 2008
FIFO_kid	The capex costs required for added production is way too high at this time leaving a rather after tax IRR. Santos Basin plays are preferred.	Hate	May 04, 2008
dolfo	With future expansions, will be a $300 stock in a few years	Love	April 23, 2008
barrons2	Pete Najarian added Diamond Offshore (DO) and Transocean (RIG) to Adami’s refiner list and also included Suncor (SU), which has exposure to oil and gas in Canada.	Love	April 15, 2008
777million	The oil sands are unique and with gas above 80 they can be profitable and their employees are well paid and do the hard work required of this special oil producer	Love	March 26, 2008
jledyard	Canadian oil sands play	Love	March 07, 2008
viper11	Oil sands will become even more important in the years to come	Love	March 02, 2008