Q: Hi 5i, Want to raise some cash in TFSA.
I have shares in KEL : I'm up 33% from purchase, KEL is down approx 6% this year, KEL does not pay a Div.
I have shares in PHX : Up 11% from purchase, PHX is down approx 19% this year, PHX pays a 10.6% Div.
Share values are < $5k each.
Given the outlook for Energy sector for the next year, would you recommend selling 1, or other, or both.
Thanks for your usual great support.
Terence
I have shares in KEL : I'm up 33% from purchase, KEL is down approx 6% this year, KEL does not pay a Div.
I have shares in PHX : Up 11% from purchase, PHX is down approx 19% this year, PHX pays a 10.6% Div.
Share values are < $5k each.
Given the outlook for Energy sector for the next year, would you recommend selling 1, or other, or both.
Thanks for your usual great support.
Terence
5i Research Answer:
Both have some potential. While we could see PHX as a hold, in a TFSA we would prefer to lean towards more growth-oriented securities. Our call here would be to sell PHX and keep KEL in anticipation of the next energy sector rally.