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Canadian oil and gas stocks have been strong performers in 2022. The S&P/TSX Capped Energy Index is up 47% so far this year. That is compared to the broader TSX Index , which is actually down 8.3% year to date. Despite the strong performance, oil prices have declined 25%...
After rallying for several months and creating immense value for shareholders, Canadian oil and gas stocks have taken a hiatus in the last few months. However, they still offer handsome growth prospects for long-term investors. Considering their earnings expansion, improving balance sheets,...
Summary Vermilion Energy enjoyed an acquisition spree late in 2021 and early 2022 thanks to their immense free cash flow coming out of the severe Covid-19 downturn. They recently increased their dividends and rolled out a new shareholder returns policy that sees a weighting toward...
TSX energy stocks have been the top-performing sector in Canada this year. With the price of oil trading as high as US$120 per barrel this spring, many energy stocks made record earnings and free cash flow in the second quarter. Despite oil declining to the US$80 range, many oil a...
Summary Vermilion may be able to generate US$2.7 billion in positive cash flow in 2023 and 2024 combined at current strip. High European natural gas prices boost Vermilion's projected results, as it has greater exposure with its increased stake in Corrib. European windfall tax...
While inflation and rate hikes have weighed on broader markets this year, some names have notably outperformed. Here are some of the TSX stocks that could continue to trade strong. Cardinal Energy A $1.2 billion Cardinal Energy ( TSX:CJ ) is one of the many names that ha...
As aggressive rate hike is expected to continue from central banks, valuations will increasingly drive shareholder returns. Here are three such TSX stocks that look attractive from a valuation perspective. Vermilion Energy There are several reasons to be bullish on Vermilion E...
The selloff in the TSX likely would have extended to six days on September 2, 2022, if not for the news from the oil front. Energy stocks saved the day, as they reacted positively to reports of a potential cut back in oil production. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries...
Vermilion Energy (TSX:VET) stock is already topping the charts by a big margin. While TSX energy stocks have gained a massive 51%, beating broader markets this year, VET stock is sitting on 136% gains so far. And, interestingly, it seems well placed for even more growth this year an...
Market pullbacks are excellent times to look for undervalued names. While broader markets seem to have started reviving after a break recently, TSX energy stocks still seem to have been weighed down by lower oil. However, some names are trading way below their fair values and are available ...
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Vermilion Energy Inc. Confirms Q2 2024 Release Date and Conference Call Details and Announces TSX Approval for Renewal of Normal Course Issuer Bid Canada NewsWire CALGARY, AB , July 8, 2024 /CNW/ - Vermilion Energy Inc. ("Vermilion", "We", "Our", or the "Com...
The S&P 500 climbed on Thursday to briefly pass 5,500 for the first time ever, as the artificial intelligence-driven rally in Nvidia showed no signs of slowing down. The Dow Jones Industrials popped 147.65 points to 38,982.51. The much-broader index gained 22.46 points to 5,495.69. ...
Stocks rose Thursday as investors looked ahead to more corporate earnings and a key labor report set for later in the week. The Dow Jones Industrials leaped 149.79 points to pause for lunch Thursday at 38,053.05. The S&P 500 forged ahead 19.85 points to 5,038.24. The NASDAQ zoomed...