Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

Buy on current weakness? He owns CNQ instead. His strategy is to own the larger-cap oil companies. SU will spend some money in capex and likely increase that, buyback shares and raise their dividend. All large oil companies around the world are doing this. Of course, rising oil prices will help. These companies are in better shape than before. Both SU and CNQ make acquisitions at the right time.

Execution has always been an issue for them. The streets are worried about their ability so this is why it trades at a discount. Stock is inexpensive at 3.6x cashflow with a 19% free cashflow yield. If you want to stick in the large cap realm, he prefers Cenovus. Could trade at a discount for some time.

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company is integrated so there is less torque to oil prices than pure producers. However, the stock is up 38% in 2021. Debt is being reduced, last quarter results were strong and the outlook is good. Has potential and trades at a 10x earnings valuation. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

Well-run, have been cutting costs. He owns no energy, and he prefers energy infrastructure like Pembina. Suncor, though, is a good operator, but he's skeptical about the medium-term outlook on oil, because there are countries that are eager to turn on the taps which will add to world supply. For SU, buy on any pullback. The dividend is safe, because they are generating free cash flow due to rising oil prices.

Have not owned large caps until recently and this strategy has helped him outperform the index. Added Cenovus and CNQ recently. Has had operational issues, deaths of workers, and has had problems with ESG. Committed to net zero in the next decades. Canadian oil will increasingly be the highest rated in the world in regards to ESG. Would prefer other names in the large cap names.