Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

78.32

+0.14 (0.18%)

as of Jun 19, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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BUY

Oil and gas are really good businesses. Cashflow used to pay down debt, increase dividends, and buy back shares. SU has executed this very well. Though oil is volatile, price will stay elevated, giving SU tons of free cash. Energy security will become more important going forward. Gives them credit for steps on ESG. He owns CNQ instead.

COMMENT

She owns no oil producers, though hung onto pipeline stocks. If you want exposure to oil, SU is a candidate, though you're chasing the rally in crude oil now. She prefers CNQ for growing despite the commodities cycle.

DON'T BUY

He'd own CNQ, raised dividend 22 years in a row, having its day in the sun. CNQ has a great CEO and is the safest play in the oil patch. If oil prices stay here, CNQ could go higher.

BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. As an integrated company, it has less leverage to rising prices compared to a pure producing company. It is still up 47% in the past years. Investors are selling on news and many energy stocks declined yesterday. Generally still doing very well. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

HOLD

Nice dividend around 4-4.5%, well covered. Balance sheet is fine. We're getting to the end of Omicron, and as things open up this summer we're going to see a lot more travel. OPEC is capped. Despite the green revolution, demand for oil has never gone away. He's optimistic on the price for oil. Reasonably valued, despite the run off the bottom. Hold on. His modelling suggests $52-55, and if oil goes to $125-150 as some suggest, you could see some real fireworks in this stock.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Oil is riding high. Be patient and wait for a pullback. Long-life asset, vertically integrated, which makes it less sensitive to the downside but also to the upside, so it's lagged a bit. Shareholder friendly. Valuation a bit ahead of itself. High dividend.

HOLD

On par with CNQ, which he loaded up on. Both great companies, good additions to your Canadian portfolio. You want access to the commodity in an inflationary environment. Not terribly expensive. If you own it, sit on it, as energy looks tight for the next number of years.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Has been overweight energy. Likes it for the value perspective. Would buy below $35. Has been selling into strength. Thinks we will see some weakness shortly. Could go back up to $45. Would be inclined to buy pullbacks.

BUY

Guidance production may have disappointed some investors. Likes it - has a cheap valuation with a decent dividend return. Highly leveraged to oil prices. Massive earnings should continue at present oil prices.

BUY

Still cheap compared to the group. Balance sheet in great shape. 20% cashflow per share growth, compared to peers at 6%. Decent production growth. Nice dividend, compelling payout ratio. So much depends on the commodity price, and oil is not the future. Oil prices are pretty firm where they are. Lots of room to go.

BUY

Directionally, likes it. Target price is higher over the next 12 months. Compelling dividend around 5%. Good long-life assets in a safe jurisdiction, well operated. Continued demand for years. Should make windfall profits with current price of oil. Buying it here.

DON'T BUY

A good name if you want exposure to the oil sands. Fine assets, but she owns no oil producers because they depend on the price of crude oil. Long-term, demand for crude will decline. She avoids commodities.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 04/20, Up 41%) Still at pretty reasonable multiples, very good yield, lots of free cashflow. Expects dividend increases down the line. ROE is very good. Forecast for earnings growth over the next couple of years is fairly substantial. He'd recommend it today. Yield is about 5.5%.

PARTIAL BUY

Taking a hit lately? A couple of years ago it was the only energy stock that could keep up with the TSX, but then they started having operational issues. Based on recent company comments, there appears to be room to improve on this. It may take time for them to come out the penalty box, but seem to be coming out. It should go up.

PARTIAL SELL

Got aggressive on return of capital with buybacks and dividends. There are better names to be invested in right now. Would buy Cenovus instead, which is cheaper, has a better management team, and balance sheet is better.

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