The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday edition that the outlook for Canadian oil and gas equities appears promising as we head into February. Guest columnist Ted Dixon writes that bullish insider sentiment persists in the oil patch: For every two stocks experiencing key insider selling over the past 60 days, three are seeing meaningful insider buying. Mr. Dixon highlights Saturn Oil & Gas, which is trading below a $1-billion market cap. His criteria include attractive valuation, insider holdings, public market activity and price momentum. Saturn Oil broke out of its recent trading range in late January and has surged 32.9 per cent year-to-date as of Jan. 29, the same day it reached a 52-week high of $3.25. For 2026, Saturn announced a development capital budget of $180-million to $190-million, targeting average production of 39,000 to 41,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day, weighted 81 per cent to oil and liquids. The company expects to generate free funds flow of $120-million to $170-million at $60 (U.S.) West Texas Intermediate. Up to one-third of capital will be allocated to open-hole multilateral drilling. Saturn's core production areas are southeast Saskatchewan and central Alberta's Cardium formation.