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Connacher Oil and Gas
Symbol: CLL-T
Active: Y
Sector: oil/gas production
Notes:Mainly heavy oil production.
Last Price: 1.230
Last Price Date: 2010-02-09 02:20:05
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BUY1.200Jim HuangOne of the few Junior companies that are producing. Brought their Great Divide project phase 1 into production on time and under budget. Will be building phase 2 and doubling production. With good oil prices they should be up to turn around their debt.2010-01-29
HOLD1.500Joanne A. Hruska, CFAHave oil sands going for them. With the current higher oil prices they will be making a lot more money. On track with their expansion, which should be up and running on time. If you are bullish on crude this is a Hold. Debt is a little higher than what she likes.2010-01-13
BUY1.450Mason GrangerPurchased in the past as flow through share. Likes it. A bit of a smaller company. He has convertible debentures of this company. Has decent balance sheet. 2010-01-05
BUY1.300Bruce Campbell(Market Call Minute.) Small-cap, juniorish oil sands play. Pretty cheap. As they bring it into production he expects the stock to be $1.50-$1.60 later on.2009-12-30
BUY1.160Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Going through a very rapid development. Expects heavy oil differentials to remain relatively small so likes the netback it is receiving. Good growth pattern.2009-12-07
Comment0.970Laura LauYou have to be willing to stomach some risks. Debt is very high but is mostly termed out in 1st lien notes, 2nd lien notes and convertible debentures and first amount is not due until 2012. Very volatile.2009-11-18
DON'T BUY0.980Peter HodsonThinks there will be more M & A activity in the oil sands space. Prefers UTS (UTS-T) and its management team, which is a better play.2009-11-16
SPECULATIVE BUY0.990John StephensonPlanning on doubling production in 2010. Attractive company and has done a lot of things right in order to get its financial house in order. In 2011 or so you will see some real impact on some of the stuff they are doing with more of their oil sands production coming on.2009-11-09
Comment0.980Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Heavy oil. Have done a reasonably good job of getting production. Have lots of plays in front of them where reserves and production levels are known. There are others he likes better.2009-11-06
WEAK BUY1.000Laura LauHas a lot of financial torque because of high debt. Produce heavy oil, which is at a discount to West Texas. You have to be comfortable with the leverage.2009-10-13
WATCH1.100Laura LauVery leveraged to oil so you have to be a long-term bull on oil. Did a very good job on execution but they still have two build the next Algar so she will be watching this very closely. Debt is also an issue.2009-09-30
SPECULATIVE BUY1.030John StephensonSpeculative buy because it is a smaller cap name and smaller producer. Does have conventional production as well as oil sands in which 1st phase has been completed. Working on a 2nd phase with cash to see it through. Could benefit from a land grab in the oil sands as things start to recover globally.2009-09-28
HOLD1.000Ron MeiselsVery bullish on this stock. December April it had a major trading range that was a support. Had another major support over the summer. 200-day moving average is now doing very well. There may be a little resistance around $1.25-$1.50. Because of the long base, the stock will probably have a big upside move. Stoploss should be below $.75.2009-09-18
HOLD0.950Bruce Campbell(Market Call Minute) If you think oil is going up it has a nice outlook otherwise it’s flat.2009-09-15
HOLD0.920Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Heavy oil producer and heavy oil margins have been relatively small. Doesn't think it will change too much unless there is a big increase in oil prices.2009-08-11
WATCH0.930Hap (Robert) Sneddon FCSIA lot of the bigger caps have passed the moving averages but this one is below the 200-day and 50-day moving averages. If you own, use a Stop of about $.75 and you could add to your position if it breaks out with volume depending on your risk tolerance.2009-08-04
BUY0.920John StephensonJust recently raise some money so are good to go. Speculative buy.2009-07-24
WATCH0.920Laura LauTechnically have done a very good job on their 1st project of Pod 1. Have been trying to raise money for their next job, Algar. As a result have stretched their balance sheet. One of the most leveraged plays to oil. Could potentially be 20,000 barrels a day producer.2009-06-30
Comment0.930Alexander Lane, B Comm, C(Market Call Minute.) Was able to raise money at a 15% discount a few weeks ago but there are others more interesting to him than this.2009-06-29
Comment0.980Bruce CampbellOne of the smaller companies that has an oil sands project and it is producing. With oil sands you get a levered play on the price of oil. In other words, if oil is going to $120 it will do really well but if it is going back to $50 this company would struggle. Expects oil to go back to $60 and that would give you a better entry point.2009-06-25
BUY0.960John StephensonRaised around $174 million and that helps bridge the gap. Bringing on a 2nd phase of production of their oil sands project at 10,000 barrels a day. Think they will survive but is still a difficult slog for them because cash is going to be tight. Need significantly higher sustained oil prices to make a go of it. Speculative buy.2009-06-24
Comment0.930Andrew CookBig issue here is the amount of financing they have had to do over the last month. Did both in equity and debt issue. From a longer-term perspective, this is quite positive, as it appears they are fully financed now.2009-06-17
BUY1.080Mike S. Newton, CIM FCSIHigh-cost operator and will have a lot of leverage when gas prices start lifting off.2009-06-11
SELL1.080Don Vialoux(Market Call Minute.) Seasonality says Sell. We have just completed the period of seasonal strength. You can Buy when it gets back to the March low.2009-06-02
TOP PICK1.110Jaime Carrasco4.75% bond maturing June/30/12. Great balance sheet. They have a refinery, and he loves refineries. Looking for 110% appreciation on the capital.2009-05-22
BUY on WEAKNESS1.240Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.(Market Call Minute.) Heavy oil producer. Just raised a significant amount of money that it will use to develop.2009-05-20
Comment1.480Keith RichardsChart shows a rounded bottom. Expect to see some noise come in at around $1.70 to $1.80. Look for some resistance at $1.70. Momentum indicator shows it as being overbought so there could be a small pullback.2009-05-11
Comment0.940Joseph SchachterFirst module of their production in oil sands belt area is now in operation. Until there are much higher commodity prices, $40/$50 oil prices does not justify expansion of the modules. Have to get back to the $70/$80 range. If you are willing to make the bet on the higher prices, it has a lot of upside potential to it.2009-04-06
Comment0.750Dennis Da SilvaOil sands developer using steam assisted gravity. Has been hit hard. Have a refinery in the US. But natural gas as a hedge for gas prices. Surprised that it hasn't responded more to the recovery in oil prices.2009-03-26
TOP PICK0.740Jaime CarrascoConvertible Bond 4.75% due in 2012. You are getting $.40 on the dollar while adding to your oil content. Have $180 million in cash, which is enough to pay their debt.2009-03-13
Comment0.740Jaime CarrascoTrading at $.72 and cash value is about $.93. He prefers their convertible bond, which gives him a good way to sit on cash. It is trading at $.40 on the $1. (See Top Picks.) US refinery produces jet fuel and the margins on this are good because of a lack of producers.2009-03-13
DON'T BUY0.800Robert McWhirterSeasonally, oil should perform fairly well for the near-term. Heavy oil faces challenges. His model ranks it in the bottom 5% of his database. Expect they will cut back on their CapX.2009-01-26
SELL0.850John StephensonCutting back at the Great Divide project from 9000 barrels to 5000. Low commodity prices make it difficult for some of these oil sands projects to work. Better names available.2009-01-02
BUY0.660Dennis Da SilvaBecause of low oil prices and high differentials they are probably not making money on a net basis after operating costs, so they cut back production on their 1st phase and delayed the 2nd phase. Still like this one. Great growth profile.2008-12-18
HOLD1.050John Stephenson(Market Call Minute.) Very good name. Oil sands player but doing things in bite-size chunks and where the commodity is, it is hard to see it going higher2008-12-03
Comment1.260Jaime CarrascoJunior companies are going to have a problem picking up cash in this environment. Would be cautious. With patience and not a large percentage of your portfolio or if you want to average down, it is okay.2008-11-28
HOLD1.690Robert Floyd(Market Call Minute.) Doing a reasonable job but would like to see a little more financial strength.2008-10-30
BUY1.950Dennis Da SilvaProbably a victim of environmental issues or concerns about costs of oil sands projects. They are developing steam-assisted gravity projects at 10,000 barrels a day. Will incrementally add in 10,000 phases so doesn't have cost overrun risks to the same degree. Projects are quite manageable. Fully financed for phase 2. Low risk way to play oil sands production. Extraordinarily cheap. Good long-term hold.2008-10-21
BUY3.460Joanne A. Hruska, CFARecently bought this for the first time in her career. Oil sands focused but also have some conventional production as well as natural gas production. Have been on schedule and within budget.2008-09-12
BUY3.970John StephensonRefinery in Montana, oil sands producer and have 14 out of 15 wells on production. Very experienced management team. Not a core position, but something you could buy and will see good value over time.2008-08-22
TOP PICK3.670Ron Meisels(His 3 picks include one each from industrials, gold and oil.) Has made a base between mid-2006 and mid-2008. Has a very solid upside target of about $6. 2008-08-15
Comment4.040John StephensonAn emerging oils sands play. Getting some production from its Great Divide project. Has a refining piece in Montana. It is so prospective in terms of its development and so small. History of oil sands has been cost overruns and operation difficulties. Seasoned management team but not as focused as they could be.2008-08-06
BUY4.050Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Heavy oil producer, mainly in the Seal (?) area of Alberta. Growing its production very quickly, which is why its share price is so high. Have a refinery in Montana which is more of a liability at the moment.2008-07-18
PARTIAL BUY3.850John StephensonGood name. Did a measured approach to their oil sands development. Have a refining piece in Montana as well as a stake in Petrolifera Petroleum (PDP-T). Wouldn't be his top pick. Until they get further down the road, it's a little early to throw a ton of money at it. Oil sands projects tend to be problem plagued and expensive.2008-07-16
TOP PICK4.480Ron MeiselsHad a nice ride in 2005 and the stock needed a pause. The pause lasted 2.5 years and now the stock has broken out again. Buy half your position now and if it pulls back round out the balance.2008-06-19
BUY4.480Jennifer StevensonA real success story with the development of their Pod 1. Management did a fantastic job bringing that oil sands development into production. Now talking about expanding it up to 12,500 BOE's a day. Looking to revising their reserves and that may give the stock a boost.2008-06-19
WAIT4.810Ken McCordLoves the results that oil companies are showing right now and is long-term bullish on the price of crude. They've had an incredible run and it's time for them to take a little breather. Wouldn't be surprised to see the spot price fall below $130 for a while before it goes up again.2008-05-23
BUY on WEAKNESS4.700Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Heavy oil. Refining side is a relatively small part of their business. Most of its drive is from the oil sands side on their Seal area. Investors are expecting very quick production growth giving good cash flow.2008-05-16
BUY4.560Jonathan BairdHeavy oil out west. Just moving into production with their first project. Well run. Heavy oil projects are coming in on time and on budget. Reasonably priced at a bit of a discount to its NAV. If oil prices continue high, NAV’s for heavy oil producers will move up fairly dramatically in the next few years.2008-05-14
BUY3.900David CockfieldHad a very good run. Managed to get into the tar sands and have good prospects there. Probably in a buying range. Good management.2008-04-24
HOLD3.370Joseph SchachterBringing up a new heavy oil project and bring in it on in a modular system. Costs have been very high with labour and materials steel. They are now getting to the point of getting the modular system to work. As they ramp up production and if oil prices stay strong, it should go back through the old time highs.2008-04-04
DON'T BUY3.230Michael SmedleyRamped up production on pod 1 to 10,000 barrels and have made application for the 2nd pod to be built. The only small public company that he can see in the oil sands patch that is up and running. However, oil sands is a very high capital cost business and is generally thought to need very big size.2008-04-01
DON'T BUY2.990Robert FloydIssues with increased costs, things that are taking time. Also environment issues add increased costs to meet the obligations.2008-03-20
Comment3.220Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Suffering like many juniors that are failing to be recognized. Oil/gas equity market has been tough and it is going to affect the seniors first and will gradually work its way down to some of the juniors. This one is heavy oil and their netbacks are going to be lower than some of the other producers. Increasing its production fairly dramatically. Market is just failing to give value to it.2008-03-07
Comment2.990Dennis Da SilvaDeveloped an oil sands play, the Great Divide. Also some gas production and a refinery in the US making it a mini integrated company with a hedge on gas prices. Great Divide is still in early stages. Company falls into the market that is not so enamoured with companies with limited potentials as a takeout candidate. Very attractive asset and a strong technical team but the market is not sure how to treat it.2008-02-25
BUY3.060Mark LackeyYou are in the oil sands with a junior, which is interesting. There is also ownership in a well run company in Argentina, which has had a lot of success. At these levels, it is probably a pretty decent entry point.2008-02-13
BUY3.100John StephensonAn oil sands play and it is starting to get some production going. Wouldn't wade in as it still has some issues but you could participate in a small way.2008-02-08
WATCH3.710Bill CarriganLikes the consolidation period that this has been in. You can start to do a move once it breaks out about $4. Prefers gassy plays over oil.2008-01-09
BUY3.650John StephensonWorth looking at. Has some conventional production but it is an oil sands play. Has been beaten up lately, so valuation is attractive.2008-01-08
DON'T BUY3.690Kenneth P. Norquay, CMTChart shows a very explosive bull market in 05. This is when you would like to own the stock. It cool down in 06 and has done nothing since then.2008-01-04
HOLD3.830Joseph SchachterStarting to ramp up the production from their heavy oil SAG-D project. Also have natural gas reserves as well as a refinery in the US. As they ramp up production and go to 2nd and 3rd phases over the next few years, the stock could go up materially.2008-01-02
HOLD3.700Joseph SchachterOver time, costs have been running out of control. As they can prove they can do these cookie cutters number of projects, the stock goes higher.2007-11-15
HOLD4.020Joseph SchachterLong term he likes the story. 2007-10-22
WATCH4.200Ron MeiselsOn the verge of a huge major breakout. You will want to own it when it goes past $4.50.2007-09-27
VAGUE4.000Derek Webb, CFAno comments.2007-09-19
BUY3.740Alex RuusJust completed construction of an oil sands processing plant. Good exposure (35%) to Petrolifera (PDP-T), a very successful South American explorer. Good price.2007-09-04
BUY3.500Peter HodsonTheir assets are good enough, and they've proven that they can execute. They can be a very profitable company over time.2007-08-17
Comment4.020Robert FloydHave been hurt by environmental issues because of their position in the oil sands. Longer term, it offers some interesting prospects. Fairly junior, so be careful.2007-08-10
BUY3.730John StephensonIt's come down a little bit. But he believes the worst is over. Now is a good entry point.2007-06-06
Comment3.880Robert FloydHas been pretty volatile. With environmental concerns, they could face a big bill. The projects are costing a lot more. If you own, be mindful of your exit point.2007-05-11
DON'T BUY4.010Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Mainly heavy oil production and has grown production very quickly. Volatile. Disappointed the market last quarter. Other places will give a better risk/reward.2007-05-09
WATCH3.820John StephensonPrincipally known for its stake in the Great Divide oil sands project. A speculative buy. A “show me the production” stock.2007-04-30
Comment3.830Joseph SchachterJust announced their costs are going to be higher than expected. He expects higher commodity prices, which are needed to make the projects viable.2007-04-24
BUY on WEAKNESS4.070Robert FloydThis is a company you want to own in here. Production is starting to come on stream now.2007-04-19
BUY3.850Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Heavy oil producer. Expect production will top out over 10,000 barrels a day in the next year. Expects moderate growth.2007-04-04
WEAK BUY3.900John StephensonOn paper it looks wonderful, and seems to be hitting the benchmarks. An oil sands player that doesn't have a production yet. Speculative.2007-03-27
WATCH3.620Ron MeiselsA typical oil stock in that its top was last spring and looks like it is now in an accumulation pattern. If you see the stock go above $4.50 that would be a buying opportunity.2007-03-21
Comment3.940Larry Berman CFA, CMT, CTALikes the oil/gas space. There were lows in July, October and January. Not a great technical structure, but it does have support. If it goes below the lows of $3, Sell.2007-02-21
BUY3.980Peter HodsonImpressed by what the management team has accomplished. Have a great asset in shares of Petrolifera (PDP-T) as well as a great oil sand asset. Dropped because of oil prices and decrease in Petrolifera stock price. Recovering nicely.2007-02-19
BUY3.860Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Heavy oil production in Alberta, which is increasing pretty dramatically. Still owns 35% of Petrolifera (PDP-T), an Argentinean development company. Relatively low development costs. Good growth potential in front of it.2007-02-16
DON'T BUY3.300John O'Connell, CFAPredominantly in the Fort McMurray area. Will struggle in this environment. Given that some of the big majors have come off so sharply, they look more compelling.2007-01-25
BUY3.390Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.A heavy oil producer in northern Alberta. Has a fairly nice heavy oil discovery. Growing production very dramatically. Spun off Petrolifera (PDP-T) which has some excellent production in Argentina.2007-01-16
WAIT3.300Robert FloydThis would be a buy, but you want to see the oil price firm up before putting any money in.2007-01-03
HOLD3.490Gavin GrahamLikes the small oil/gas companies.2006-12-28
Comment3.560Bruce CampbellOil sands play that owns Petrolifera (PDP-T), the South American Peruvian productions. Not bad long-term value here. Will rise and fall with the price of oil.2006-12-21
BUY3.570Robert FloydAn interesting company. Trying to work towards developing their oil sands project. One of the issues with oil sands projects is that costs are escalating dramatically. Could rally and is probably a seasonal play.2006-12-19
Comment3.600Gordon Higgins, CA, MBAThey own a large stake in Petrolifera (PDP-T) who just came out with some bad news. This is weighing on the stock.2006-11-28
HOLD3.690Peter HodsonThe prices in the oil sands are skyrocketing, but this company has its 30% of Petrolifera Petroleum (PDP-T).2006-11-20
WATCH3.830Larry Berman CFA, CMT, CTANot a lot of leadership characteristics here, but a lot of the oil stocks are starting to break their downtrends here. As it gets closer to its Sept/Oct support, it would be a trading buy.2006-11-02
WAIT3.830Jeff ParentHas good support right now. A lot of trading over the past year or so. Little pull back of about 50% replacement. If it can break through the $4.20, he could see $5. The only thing that bothers him is that it has been down trending since February. Don't buy it if it is still moving down.2006-11-02
BUY3.880Robert FloydHas some interesting projects going forward which should get under way around the 1st quarter. Have some oil sands that are being developed and expects production fairly soon.2006-10-13
BUY3.480Bruce CampbellAlthough it has some small production, it has really become an oil sands play. They have a nice way of doing it by using different pods. Finance a pod, bring it on to production and then go on to the next one. Good long-term play.2006-09-11
BUY4.060Bill Harris, CFAThe question is, can they get their labour problem off the ground, which will be a struggle for everybody. Sells at a potential discount to the barrels in the ground than most of them. Wouldn't call them a proven team. Speculative.2006-09-01
BUY4.150Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Has done surprisingly well and is hearing better and better things about it. Has a subsidiary in Argentina that is growing production very quickly. Also have an interesting heavy oil play in Alberta. Heavy oil.2006-08-23
BUY4.270John StephensonA reasonable hold. Just got approval to proceed with the great divide project.2006-08-21
DON'T BUY4.230David CockfieldGot a tremendous lift out of the oil sands side but that has settled back. Still have some offshore stuff that looks interesting. Still too expensive with a heavy oil premium built into it.2006-08-16
Comment4.120Bruce CampbellA small oil sands play. They are sort of working their project in pods. Everything depends on the price of oil. They don't have production yet and it won't be until 2008/2009. A little bit cheap but if oil pulls back, the stock is going down.2006-08-10
BUY4.120Gavin GrahamLikes that whole oil/gas sector. North American natural gas has been whacked unmercifully. This is traditionally when the price of gas starts to go up. Big sell offs like this are good buying opportunities.2006-08-10
BUY4.200Robert FloydVery close to developing their oil sands assets. Have most of the paperwork required to go ahead. Should start cash flowing in the first of next year.2006-08-02
DON'T BUY3.880Michael SprungAn oil sands play. A long-term play. More speculative than UTS (UTS-T).2006-07-18

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