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pots Is This Bank Canada s Top Dividend Growth Stock
« le: Septembre 22, 2024, 01:46:41 am »
Qmun 2 TSX Stocks With 26 Years of Dividend Growth to Buy and Hold Forever
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 None can predict where oil prices will be tomorrow.聽But if you have been following the price trend during the past five months, you will notice that crude oil has found strong support around $50 a b stanley tumbler arrel.This is not too exciting a level given where the commodity was trading in 2014, but it gives energy-loving investors a good starting point to look for bargains.Keeping this theme in mind, I have picked two oil producers, Cenovus Energy Inc.  TSX:CVE  NYSE:CVE  and Baytex Energy Corp.  TSX:BTE  NYSE:BTE , to determine which one has a better upside potential if oil prices surge stanley vattenflaska  from here. Let s have a look.Cenovus EnergyCenovus operates vast reserves of Canadian oil sands in northern Alberta and a large land base with significant production in the Deep Basin  a liquids-rich natural gas fairway in Alberta and British Columbia. The company also has 50% ownership in two U.S. refineries.In addition, Cenovus has legacy stanley france  conventional oil and natural gas assets in Alberta and Saskatchewan