RE:RE:RE:SU options with its free cash flowWell I'm not going to borrow Suncor's watch to tell them what time it is. If you go back to 2018 and 2019, the cashflow (working capital + debt changes, dividend, buyback, capex) for the first 9 months was back of the napkin ~$7.9B and $8.5B on avg WTI of ~$65 and $58 respectively. Is $2B net of sustaining capex in the cards at a forthcoming quarter? I believe so.
As for Suncor buybacks, they are the definition of insanity.