Iran's ceasefire talks are crumbling, oil's screaming past $115, and $CVE is sitting pretty with | $35.94B (FY FY2025 40-F) :: Annual Revenue: $35.9B] | $35.94B (FY FY2025 40-F) :: Annual Revenue: $35.9B]] in revenue. Looks like free money, right? Wrong. Here's what the euphoria is hiding: While everyone's getting drunk on $120 Brent, $CVE's fundamentals are telling a sobering story. This company is grinding out razor-thin margins while carrying serious debt. The war premium is real, but it's lipstick on a pig. Strip away the geopolitical sugar rush, and you're left with an energy sector built on quicksand. - $CVE revenue of ] ], but net margin only ] and debt-to-equity at 0.7 . - The Iran ceasefire collapse and $120 Brent are inflating energy earnings, but underlying quality remains weak. Val

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