Category archives for: Energy

British Petroleum needs higher oil prices to reach $60

I don’t think BP approaches $60 again unless there is a large increase in the price of oil.

Coastal Energy Co. a good candidate as a trading stock.

As to your question if CEN is a strong hold or a buy I think its a strong candidate as a trading stock.

Royal Dutch Shell – nice dividend but range bound

The best outcome for RDS is for a steady rise in the price of oil and natural gas.

Imperial Oil Ltd. is range bound

Having said all these wonderful things about a bright and prosperous future the charts tell the story of a range bound stock that needs higher prices for its production to generate gains for shareholders.

Vermilion Energy Trust faces resistance at $36.00

Honestly if VET.UN could settle into a trading range between $36.00 and $33.00 there would be nothing whatsoever wrong with that.

Crescent Point Energy has an attractive yield which could get sweeter.

CPG intends on spending $750M in 2010 and drill 331 net wells. For the time being I would say that your dividend which is currently yielding 7.5% is safe. The price of the shares is another matter.

Cinch Energy Corp. is tied to gas like a pony on a hitching post

CNH needs to have continued success in its drilling operations to kick up production and it also needs the price of natural gas to move higher.

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