True, it really hasn't moved, but on the bright side, when oil dropped to $40, it still didn't fluctuate out of the norm, proving its resilience. I have position in Suncor becuase of this reason, it acts as a hedge against pretty much everything and I chip off tiny blocks when it rises a bit too much during a week while buying a bit more when it drops during the next. With a healthy revenue stream and ever strong balance sheets, its definitely in my opinion one of the slowest but safest stocks to buy in the country.Yes, I agree the price has rebound caked into it
from 2010 to 2015 the stock hasn't moved much, whereas most other stocks doubled++
I think this stock is in a lot of pension funds, and they are patient with it
I don't know if any oil names are worth a buy... expect BAD.to but they are a bit different
I'm with TD as well, called them and they said shares had not been released by Suncor yet.if its a drip, it typically takes 10 days to see the additional new stock created from the drip. if you get paid out cash, it usually happens that day.
probably all the stats slowed the process as its around 10 business days for most of my drips.I'm with TD as well, called them and they said shares had not been released by Suncor yet.
I'm sure some were bought today at $18.42Haven’t followed this for awhile. Anyone buying here? I’m considering for a locked in rsp. Long term hold
I wonder if that's going to be a foreshadow of another oil stock crash. When you look at the recoveries of the oil stocks, it didn't really make any real sense considering that the financial impacts of the drop in oil prices hasn't registered yet. With the dividend cut, I imagine there'll be a drop in stock price, but the questions are how far and when?