Canadian Oil Sands: A 5% Yield On A Depressed Share Price

Kurt Wulff (McDep Associates) submits: Canada offers some of the world’s most accessible, large scale resource opportunities that investors can capture in two pure play buy recommendations – Encana (ECA) in natural gas and Canadian Oil Sands Trust (

Kurt Wulff (McDep Associates) submits: Six buy recommendations among Canadian producers include five concentrated on oil, Canadian Oil Sands Trust (COSWF.PK), Suncor Energy (SU), Imperial Oil (

Kurt Wulff (McDep Associates) submits: A widening of the price difference between Syncrude and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) to $12 a barrel, which, when added to $105 for the benchmark WTI, magnifies the price of Syncrude to $117, a boon for buy-recommended Canadian Oil Sands (COSWF.PK) .

Frank J. Constantino submits:Investors have been hearing a lot about oil sands stocks recently. The oil sands refer specifically to the Canadian oil sands located in the Alberta region of Canada. The massive crude reserves are second in size only to Saudi Arabia.

U.S. investors cut stakes in oil- sands stocks, including Suncor Energy Inc. and Cenovus Energy Inc., as delays to the Keystone XL project and the lack of pipeline capacity depressed Canadian crude prices. U.S. ownership of Calgary-based Suncor, Canada’s largest energy company, fell 8.2 percentage points in the past three years while Cenovus saw its U.S. shareholder base fall 5.9 percentage points, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Mercenary Trader submits: by Mike McDermottEXECUTIVE SUMMARY: • Social unrest and political shifts in Egypt raise concerns for traditional oil supplies to developed nations. • Structural changes will have a lasting effect beyond initial protests and potential regime changes.

By The Tenacious Trader: Business

By David Zanoni:Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ) is a $34.83 billion large-cap producer of oil, natural gas liquids (NGL), and natural gas. Although it operates primarily in North America (92%), it also has operations in the United Kingdom portion of the North Sea (4%), and offshore of the western coast of Africa (4%). (click to enlarge)