the gift that keeps on giving...
check out oil related stonks like cvx, xom, cop, clr, wti...
check out oil related stonks like cvx, xom, cop, clr, wti...

I bought Suncor when everyone was proclaiming the end to oilsands companies after Opec+ tried to #### us into bankruptcy.
I also bought up other pipeline companies like Pembina, Enbridge, etc. when every woke tree-hugger was proclaiming the end of oilsands companies and how the west needs to unite and cut off the hand that feeds them for..... reasons.
My only regret is that I did not purchase more.
It's hard to believe now, but in less than two years my XEG ETFs went from under four dollars to close to $14 dollars now. And it's still getting up there, LOL.
I still have LEAPs ready to expire end of this month that were set at a strike price of only $2 when I shorted those PUTs (I #### you not). And I was paid a good premium for that too. Was pretty much the easiest guaranteed way to print free-money. Thank you woke-people...
I'm not so sure I'll see scores like that again in my lifetime, but I am happy to have played my part in providing liquidity![]()
it'll all end in tears.the gift that keeps on giving...
check out oil related stonks like cvx, xom, cop, clr, wti...
You're a fellow Canadian trader right?
I prefer CNQ over the other Canadian majors.
The only energy stock I would prefer over CNQ is CVX.
The best way to play this cycle are some of the mid caps and larger juniors. More torque. I do like Cenovus and Arc Resources to do well in the steady eddy camp. The fundamentals for Baytex, Enerplus, MEG Energy, Gear Energy, Athabaska are being underestimated by markets ( for example there are others ). Arc is cheap. I do take profits at times ( like Friday I sold a ton of stock ) then rebuy if the signals are good on WTI., world news, daily price moves. Nothing wrong though in owning CNQ, Suncor, Cenovus, Arc Resources ( more nat gas ) if you want an almost certain profit over the next 2 years in any scenario.
How do you guys feel about oxy?
I prefer CNQ over the other Canadian majors.
