I hold this one already...some at higher pricing....targets range currently up to 2.50......and poss. much higher longer term but it may be since it is an oil play be a target.....came accross the following on cll lately.....so even at todays target it gives good upside but oild pricing may prove to be abit volatile imo this summer so if it's a stock to play you might have it as a holder instead of a trader.....anyhow that's my gameplan....

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Lou Schizas

Published on Monday, Jun. 07, 2010 11:00AM EDT Last updated on Monday, Jun. 07, 2010 1:43PM EDT

Hi Lou,

May I please have your opinion on CLL-TSX. Connacher seems to be on the right track, but never goes up. They were worth more before they were producing.

Thank-you

Steve

Hi Steve,

Connacher Oil And Gas Limited (CLL-T1.420.042.90%) has a 98,000 acre land position in the oil sands southeast of Ft. McMoney in northern Alberta. They have one steam-assisted gravity drainage facility on stream called Pod One, with a second, Algar, forecast to begin production in August. CLL expects to be producing 50,000 barrels of oil per day by 2015. They will be making their case today at the RBC Capital Markets Global Energy and Power Conference in New York. It looks like deep sea drilling will be in the penalty box as a result of the BP spill putting support beneath the price of oil. All that being said, let's look at the charts.

The three-year chart tells the tale of a stock that has broken the uptrend that started in March of 2009 and is now testing its 200-day moving average. The MACD generated a sell signal in late April as CLL approached resistance in the $2.00 range.

The six-month chart provides a better look at the retreat from $1.85 and the bounce off the 200-day moving average. The MACD clearly signaled a pull back in late April. It looks like CLL is on its way to retesting support on its 200-day moving average, which should it hold provide an interesting entry point for a potential trade towards $1.50.