RE:RE:RE:711 buys Sunoco stores
SQCConsulting wrote: I guess Scottie is back on her meds. Her post is actually articulate and well reasoned. Just curious...What were the possible disciplinary actions you were facing for the fraud accusations that you kept on flooding this board with for 2 years? Can you refresh everyone's memory of exactly what your accusation are or are there real consequences if you do?
yes, scottie tooks his med but the med also has its side effect, like making him delusional and drousy. At least he's on meds and not making groundless defamatory accusation and saying he has inside information that SEC is investigating HSE, accounting fraud charge pending. Scottie's latest spin on suncor and imperial oil selling their retail chain are all his personal opinions, not base on fact or analysit report as he didn't posted any links to back them up.
Scottie uses big words like Exxon and Suncor see no 'organic growth' in retail gas stations and needed the cash. Funny scottie didn't explain why exxon mobil kept all their US, europe, africa and indonesia gas station. LOL, little scottie just overlooked that.
https://www.exxonmobilstations.com/station-locations/united-states
Same goes for Suncor, more than 50% of their business is downstream and their gas stations are not important? LOL
Scottie said "
If they get rid of them, they might be dropping in size in the overall ranking of Canadian big Oil. Something that might not help the image of the company in the long run.
Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/t.hse/husky-energy-inc#XI7acgG0iuuvblep.99
I didn't know canadian oil company size is ranked by their gas stations ownership. If so, CNRL and Cenovus would have bought shell's and conoco's gas stations instead of oil/bitumen reserves in the ground.
It could be scottie is overdosing his meds.