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Oilsands Quest Inc.
Symbol: BQI-A
Active: Y
Sector: oil/gas
Last Price: 0.179
Last Price Date: 2012-05-24 01:14:31
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DON'T BUY0.700Jim HuangSubstantial oil sands leases. Yet to have been proven their new processes can work. Too risky as an investment.2010-06-22
SELL0.680John StephensonA roller coaster. The way to look at this is that what is driving it is the possibility that it may get taken out. There is nothing to hang you hat on in terms of cash flow.2010-03-05
SELL1.190Laura LauOil sands junior, which is very difficult. Also there is no known technology today that can be used to extract oil in their location. SAG won't work. Can't see it as a takeover target.2009-11-18
DON'T BUY1.080Robert LauzonContinually need to raise money to expand and delineate their properties so there is a lot of anguish ahead. In a good oil market it can definitely see $2 again. Very early stage oil sands development.2009-10-05
HOLD0.970John Stephenson(Market Call Minute.) Doesn't see a catalyst. You have to see substantially higher oil prices.2009-06-24
DON'T BUY1.170Michael SmedleyHoldings are off to one side of the normal oil sands operations. Vast territory. Very long-term promotion. It's not the price, it's the concept i.e. does it become an operating entity in the long run.2009-06-10
DON'T BUY0.780Lyle SteinSold his holdings because it is in the mining business (mining for oil) and will have to ultimately build an extraction plant, which will take a lot of money.. Great land position. Too much risk for him.2009-02-25
PAST TOP PICK0.760John Stephenson(A Top Pick Jan 8/08. Down 81%.) Large geographic position. A play on commodity and if oil goes higher this name will take off. Technological risks as well as a development play so there is no real cash flow. Staying with it another year.2009-01-02
PAST TOP PICK0.730Michael Smedley(A Top Pick Dec 12/07. Down 86%.) Oil sands. Carried down heavily with all oil/gas companies. Very long-term development plans. Needs a great improvement in the sector.2008-12-31
PAST TOP PICK1.060Michael Smedley(A Top Pick Dec 12/07. Down 80%.) Pretty gung ho in terms of their deposit in the oil sands on the Alberta border of Saskatchewan. Very long-term plan of becoming producers. Appear to have a very good asset. Not a Buy.2008-11-25
SELL3.190Lyle Stein(Market Call Minute.) In need of big capital.2008-09-09
Comment4.770Jaime CarrascoThis one will get taken out because they have too much Saskatchewan tar sands holdings beside the Suncor (SU-T) properties. Have done about 15% exploration and qualified about 1 billion barrels of bitumen.2008-07-25
BUY4.460Jean-Francois TardifGiven time and money, this company will produce oil. Many years from production.2008-05-27
SELL4.750Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.(Market Call Minute.) In the oil sands and doesn’t have as good leases as some of the others.2008-05-16
BUY4.230Dennis Da SilvaA big leader in Saskatchewan. What is happening in Alberta has extended into Saskatchewan. Large land base. Dealing with some technical challenges such as no cap to close the reservoir that is needed when you insert steam. It is doable and you do want exposure to these technology plays.2008-05-01
DON'T BUY4.720Jennifer StevensonLooking for oil sands in Saskatchewan. Super early stage. From a valuation perspective, all these small cap oil sands plays are not in favour in the market as there is enormous capital associated with them. It will be extremely long term. You are better to go with a near term producer such as Opti (OPC-T) or UTS (UTS-T).2008-04-25
BUY4.250Michael Decter“The” oil sands play in Saskatchewan. Have one million acres of land. People running it are very smart with good experience. Saskatchewan has far less competition for oil sands development then Alberta, which is kind of crowded. Patience will be required on this one and be prepared for a 3 to 5 year time frame.2008-04-16
BUY3.880Dennis Da Silva(Market Call Minute.) Likes the large asset base that they have in west central Saskatchewan. Too big a resource to ignore.2008-02-25
Comment3.430Dean OrricoHave oil sands assets in Saskatchewan. This is a newer area for oil sands. This company is not bad, but his focus is on some of the newer oil sands areas but through the private arena.2008-01-29
TOP PICK4.120John StephensonSpeculative buy. They have the largest land position of anybody in Saskatchewan at 680,000 acres. Management owns 20%, which is a very strong sign. Have a report that says there are 10 billion barrels of recoverable oil.2008-01-08
TOP PICK4.780Michael SmedleyWill be listed on the TSX early 2008. Saskatchewan. Potentially could be a 10 billion barrel oil sands. A way of getting out from under the Alberta tax regime.2007-12-12
BUY4.450Michael SmedleyAn oil sands play located in Saskatchewan, a non-Alberta tax situation. Has a massive potential. Speculative.2007-11-27
BUY4.500John StephensonVery prospective. Have the biggest oil sands reserves of any company.2007-09-26
HOLD3.350Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Have put themselves up for sale. Not in the most central, highest-quality area of the oil sands. Fully valued.2007-05-09
Comment3.230Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.There are a number of oil sands projects that are relatively new and undefined. Softness in several of them because of leases that are relatively unexplored. Will take huge amounts of capital to develop. A lot of reservoir risks.2007-04-04
WATCH5.700Peter HodsonOil sands play. Just been approved for American stock exchange listing. Have the same problems as the other oil sands players in terms of potential cost overruns, delays in production, manpower etc. On the other hand, they have all the upside as their leverage to oil is so big. Still early days for this name.2006-08-28
WEAK BUY8.000Peter HodsonAn oil sand play in Saskatchewan. Very good management team. Good backing and a decent enough prospect, but they don't have the proven reserves that others have. The stock has gone straight up and the potential upside is there. They are expecting some drilling results in the next few weeks. Pretty high risk right now.2006-03-27

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