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Q: I was thinking about buying some Ceiba Energy as I do not have any Energy exposure. Can you tell me what the debt situation is, and is this in line with this size of company in the energy sector. A guest on BNN said that the EBITDA is increasing every quarter and this was a screaming buy. Is the EBITDA increasing and do you think it is a good buy candidate? I am ok with the small market cap of this company. In your opinion is this a company that can survive another 15% drop in energy that may last 12 months? Once tax loss selling is over, is this a stock that should outperform the broader energy sector on an energy bounce?

Thanks as always and Happy Holidays
Darcy
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