Looking for oil sands stock that is currently trading around $5.50 per share?

A Wall Street investment letter writer, is recommending an (unnamed) oil sands stock currently in the $5.50 range he feels will go above $100 in 3-5 years. Would like the names of those oil sands companies publicly trading in the $5.50 range to research for potential investment.

Okay, forget that guy. The people who have the dibs on the Colorado/Canadian shale oil rights is none other than Royal Dutch Shell and don't let anyone tell you otherwise...no matter what.
And that is because that most (some 2 trillion barrels...) of the shale oil is right here in the good ole US of A and guess who owns the rights to that property? Why, could it be Uncle Sam?
Of course it is! Teddy Roosevelt...now you know why his face is on Mount Rushmore.
Royal Dutch Shell has patented a process that is already at work in another shale oil country, Lithuania. What you do is heat the oil that is embedded in the sand and let it bubble up. Then you can pump it just like regular oil. Problem is, when you heat the ground, the oil seeps into the surrounding area and contaminates the ground water. So what you have to do is freeze the area around where you are heating to make a frozen pocket and then heat the sand to get the oil out.
Sounds intensive, time-consuming and energy-using, right? Exactly. So far, this is the only viable process for getting the oil out of shale oil sand and the break-even point is about $80/bbl to make it worthwhile.
So far, that has not been sustainable. But who knows? In the future, it may be worth something.
Best of luck to you!