RE:RE:Owning COS vs SUIf you are right and other interested parties see great value, than tnis won't be an issue because someone will take them out. My point is that if all interested parties look at COS and don't make a higher bid then it's fair to assume that the stock would be lower if you remove the take over premium. Also, let's not forget oil prices are 10% lower than when the offer was made.
As far as torque in COS share, where was that tork when oil price were trading at close to 100$ in the past few years and SU still outperformed them. You want stocks with torque, you can buy ECA, CPG, and mostly every other oil stock on the market right now. (How about LTS that was 30$ and now 30 cents or BNK). When you only have one assets and you have issues that affects the performance of that asset as was the case with COS, what you get is distruction of capital. I can't see Suncor doing any worse, so for that reason I think it's up to COS management to find a higher bid or sell out to Suncor.