Cenovus Energy Inc

We see less value in oil stocks than we did earlier this year.

Given our bearish long-term oil outlook we think investors are more likely to find value in the volume-driven areas of the sector, namely midstream and refining.

Inconsistent execution at concentrated Oakmark Select has led to a Morningstar Analyst Rating downgrade to Silver from Gold.

Though the market is slightly overvalued, our analysts are finding pockets of opportunity.

The market continues to underestimate the capacity of the shale industry to eventually throw oil markets back into oversupply.

We don't see a large valuation gap between sectors, with energy looking the least expensive compared to our fair value estimates.

We think this is a good move for Cenovus because we don’t ascribe much value to its non-oil sands exploration and development assets.

As we wrap up the second quarter, our equity analysts name their best ideas in every sector.

The longer the delay, the worse the supply onslaught becomes.

We think the market is overreacting to the news of lower first-quarter production.

Currently trading in 4- or 5-star range, these companies all carry positive moat trends.

Rising U.S. production is likely to stall OPEC efforts to normalize global crude stockpiles.

Our top pick in Canadian energy is Cenovus Energy, and we like wide-moat Enbridge in the midstream sector.

Nothing is certain in the world of oil, but a crude awakening for energy investors could be near.

We take a numerical look through this week's Morningstar research. Plus, our most popular articles and videos for the week ended Aug. 18.

We found some bargains among stocks that have lost more than a fifth of their value in the past three months.

With the second quarter in the books, our equity analysts name their best ideas in every sector.

OPEC output cut extensions don't appear to be enough to balance the oil market.

We take a numerical look through this week's Morningstar research. Plus, our most popular articles and videos for the week ended June 16.

The company's not getting enough credit for its SAP technology cost reductions and conventional production growth.