Post by
Marty47 on Sep 06, 2024 11:59am
Hope some took profits at 56$
No matter what when suncor hit 56$ was a good opportunity for some to sell and buy back later , I sold at 53 in spring ......I'm looking to jump back in at 40$ , the yield would be good to wait
Comment by
ztransforms173 on Sep 06, 2024 2:04pm
- so you are 'EXPECTING' WTI to DROP UNDER USD 60 per barrel ? - the DEVIL-WORSHIPPERS will have to CREATE another DEMAND DESTRUCTION FEARMONGERING EXTRAVAGANZA - WILL the people FALL FOR IT ? z173
Comment by
Marty47 on Sep 06, 2024 3:42pm
March 22 2021 suncor was at 40$ and wti was at 60$ so we are not far away isn't , I'm an opportunist before I sold at 53$ I bought at 23$ now 40$ may not be so far even 30$ if wti hit 50$ now I don't wish it happen but hey I'm a patient boy to buy and patient to sell I take risk once yield give me 6 to 7% so I get paid to wait to sell .
Comment by
PabloLafortune on Sep 07, 2024 2:18pm
The advantage Suncor has over its peers are its Canadian refining and retail operations. The gas price in Vancouver is $1.72 per litre today. The gas price in Texas is US$2.21 per gallon excluding 18 cents per gallon tax or 79 cents per litre. So either there's a lot of tax, a lot of profit, or both in Canada.
Comment by
mrbb on Sep 07, 2024 10:01pm
why don't you compare petrol price between alberta versus california??
Comment by
mrbb on Sep 08, 2024 3:50pm
cenovus does have upgrading and refining output but no retail sales Canada: Lloyminster upgrader and refinery, AB USA: Lima refinery, Toledo refinery, Superior refinery CVE 52 weekpeak/current SP = 29.96/22.87= 1.31 SU 52 week peak/current SP = 57.32/50.64= 1.13 i think SU had fared better than CVE on this recent drop