Suncor: How Analysts Are Rating the Stock after Earnings
An analyst survey shows that six out of eight companies surveyed rated Suncor Energy (SU) an “overweight” or “outperform.”
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Oct. 27 2016, Published 1:35 p.m. ET
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Majority of analysts rate Suncor a “buy”
An analyst survey shows that six out of eight companies surveyed rated Suncor Energy (SU) an “overweight” or “outperform.” The highest and lowest 12-month price targets stand at $38 and $24, indicating a 29% rise and a 19% fall from its current levels, respectively. Only GMP FirstEnergy gave SU a “reduce” rating. The average price target, at $33, implies an 11% gain.