RE:RE:RE:AMZN downgraded on March 15 2015 at $370/shareYes, all these things are good for investors, yet noone seems interested.
SU is basically stuck in no man's land...For income investors intested in the energy cyclical recovery, CNQ is the go-to vehicle. They have good leverage to oil prices in that they have ridiculously low operating costs, and their dividend is basically iron-clad (board and management have demonstrated that basically under no circumstances will they cut their dividend)
If you want quick capital gains, the small and mid cap energy stocks got absolutely crushed last year, beyond anything that makes sense, so even if the current bounces are merely mean-reversion, the gains to be had are still substantial.
Clemxb7 wrote: SU isn't that hard to figure out. SU=$$$$$$$$$.
SU's strategy is "if you build a mountain of cash they will come"
Share buybacks, debt retirement and dividends are all good for investors.
Buying back debt strengthens the company the most.
Share buybacks and dividends both return money to shareholders. At these prices buying back shares is solid thinking though I can't see why they couldn't of increased the divedend by a token amount.