Sentences with phrase «canadian oil stocks»

Here are several Canadian oil stocks:

This is why we continue to advise against overindulging in Canadian oil stocks.

We think most investors should invest a portion of their portfolios in the resources sector — and that includes Canadian oil stocks.

Not exact matches

TORONTO — The Toronto stock market ended Tuesday on a high note as a surge in oil prices boosted energy stocks and rumours of U.S. wireless carrier Verizon entering the Canadian market appeared to lose steam.

• Kinder Morgan Canada, the Canadian subsidiary of the Houston - based oil giant, closed nearly flat on its first day of on the Toronto Stock Exchange Tuesday.

(Maybe holding nothing but Canadian energy stocks isn't such a great idea when the world is awash in oil.)

Signs of global economic turmoil are being seen from falling stock market and crude oil prices to the weakest Canadian dollar since 2004.

TORONTO — The plunge in global stock markets over the past week has dragged down the Canadian dollar and oil prices, but some market observers see signs the loonie's fortunes will change this year even as the Canadian dollar continued its slide Monday.

To the extent that oil represents less of a headwind for the energy sector, then the prospects for Canadian stocks should brighten somewhat, in our view.

As Kurt Reiman, BlackRock's chief investment strategist for Canada noted in a recent blog, we believe the prospects for Canadian stocks have improved following a disappointing first half with relatively attractive valuations and more stable oil prices potentially leading to a period of outperformance.

US DOW, NAS, etc stocks are helium filled bubbles overvalued as per EPS etc a Canadian oil, copper, will trade 5or6 EPS while a US doing the same will trade 20,30 plus times EPS.

TORONTO — The Canadian dollar traded below 69 cents US early Friday for the first time since 2003 as crude oil futures dropped below US$ 30 a barrel and overseas stock markets fell sharply.

Canadian Oil Sands» stock declined 3.6 % over the last 12 months, including dividends.

Claymore's S&P / TSX Canadian Dividend (CDZ) has the opposite problem: it includes none of the banks, and although it has a broader overall mix it is 25 % oil and gas stocks.

It's a problem the owners of Canadian Oil Sands (COS), the highest yielding stock in the Safer Canadian Dogs list this week, know only too well.

(Maybe holding nothing but Canadian energy stocks isn't such a great idea when the world is awash in oil.)

In contrast, we had nice returns in a number of our media, insurance and food stocks, among others, including Axel Springer, Schibsted, Zurich Insurance, Berkshire Hathaway, and Nestlé, but it was unfortunately not enough to overcome the continued pressure on our oil & gas stocks, which included fully integrated holdings such as Total and Royal Dutch; exploration and production companies such as Devon Energy and Pacific Rubiales; Canadian oil sands producers such as Cenovus; and energy service holdings such as Halliburton and National Oilwell Varco.

I still have some oil & gas related Canadian stocks that I think have been beaten up quite badly thus still showing good values.

Deals like that helped the Lester Canadian Equity Fund generate a return of 24.7 per cent in 2016, which was achieved with very little oil and gas exposure, no mining or gold stocks, and no banks.

To the extent that oil represents less of a headwind for the energy sector, then the prospects for Canadian stocks should brighten somewhat, in our view.

As Kurt Reiman, BlackRock's chief investment strategist for Canada noted in a recent blog, we believe the prospects for Canadian stocks have improved following a disappointing first half with relatively attractive valuations and more stable oil prices potentially leading to a period of outperformance.

According to Doug Warwick of TD Asset Management, the spike in Canadian Oil Sands stock price indicates that there is «a lot of value out there.»

Wishing you bought shares of Canadian Oil Sands before stocks skyrocketed?

The immediate future for Canadian stocks may be bumpy, so stick to mutual funds or index funds that invest in larger companies such as banks and major oil producers.

Stock prices soared more than 50 % on Monday after Suncor Energy launched an unsolicited $ 6.6 billion bid for Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. this week.

If oil prices were to climb to $ 65 a barrel next year, we could see Canadian stocks extending their 2016 outperformance and the Canadian dollar receiving a boost.

For our comprehensive advice on making the right decisions on energy stocks today, read Canadian oil companies: Peak oil, market cycles, and the best strategy for buying the best stocks.

Canadian stocks driven by the oil price combined with international stock growth are the major contributors to this month's positive performance.

All his stocks were Canadian so he was heavily invested in the regular stuff, like banks, telecom companies and oil stocks.

He lost a lot of money in stocks like Canadian oil sands and others and that's when he knew he'd run out of inventive ideas to keep his portfolio going on stocks.

The remaining 40 % of their portfolio is mainly comprised of Canadian dividend - paying stocks — many of them oil and gas — as well as a couple of mutual funds.

Soaring due to positive development for its Canadian holdings, Octagon 88 has been a top performer for oil and natural gas stocks over the last quarter.

Stocks like Canadian Oil Sands are a relative bargain right now, so I'd maybe add those dividend stocks rather than adding to the relatively high value teleco's and utilStocks like Canadian Oil Sands are a relative bargain right now, so I'd maybe add those dividend stocks rather than adding to the relatively high value teleco's and utilstocks rather than adding to the relatively high value teleco's and utilities.

Discover why investing in Canadian stocks makes sense and which Canadian companies to invest in even with oil prices at multi-year lows.

Released last week, the latest issue of Canadian Wealth Advisor identifies a pair of oil and gas stocks that are buys for conservative investors despite the drop in oil prices.

The presidential cycle has become such an accepted indicator that the Canadian research department of the giant Swiss bank UBS has begun advising clients to tilt towards stocks — especially cyclical stocks such as metals, minerals, oil and gas — in year three of the cycle.

Billionaire investor George Soros has been building positions in oil sand stocks, such as Suncor Energy Inc. (TSX: SU)(NYSE: SU), Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX: CVE)(NYSE: CVE), and Canadian... More»

The stock prices of most of the Canadian oil and gas operators have fallen sharply over the past year.

According to disclosure forms filed last year, Grijalva's wife bought between $ 1,000 and $ 15,000 in stock in a major Canadian oil pipeline company just months before the congressman penned his letter to Obama.