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Q: May I please have your top five North America and international oil and/or gas stocks. I currently owned some CVE and VET. Small positions in Tamarack Valley and White Cap.
With appreciation,
Ed

Read Answer Asked by Ed on April 17, 2026
Q: Hi Peter
on the yahoo fiance post, Canada needs to invest over 1 trillion dollars in the sectors in the next 10 years, see posted note
My question is on the sector of Electicity
does it means companies like FTS, EMA, H and Bep.un? feel free to add some more
of your favorite company in this sector
thanks
Michael

In order to do that, Canada needs to make $1.8 trillion in investments over the coming decade to boost six sectors: oil and gas, metals and minerals, electricity, agriculture, defence and space.

Read Answer Asked by Michael on April 17, 2026
Q: I trimmed PNG in early Jan. and added to HME thinking I would increase my dividends. With the increase in oil prices HME has run up to be a 5% position. I have been trying to figure out what to do take the quick gains and trim the recent add or hang in there for the dividends as I first thought with the belief that after the war is over the capital gain will shrink on its own. I see HME has announced another special dividend. Not looking for personnel advise but your thoughts of the different options.
Read Answer Asked by Jerome on April 16, 2026
Q: TANKERS: with all the focus on shipping around the Gulf of Hormuz do you see tankers as a major opportunity right now?

And if you do: What would be your top 2 picks now? And is there an etf that would be complementary or instead of individual tanker stocks.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Donald on April 16, 2026
Q: If tankers head for North America to avoid Middle East uncertainty and this new trend continues for a year or more what stocks could benefit most - would it be oil companies or refiners or pipes or all of the above? If you think there is good reason to invest in this theme what 3 Canadian and 3 US equities would provide a balanced upside in your view?
Read Answer Asked by Ken on April 16, 2026
Q: Which companies in the Monterey and Duvernay regions do you believe are ripe for take over? Please rank from most to less likely

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Donna on April 13, 2026
Q: How much have each of these names hedged their forward sales and how common is it in the patch? What is the most hedged Canadian name and the least? If unhedged how much in terms of EPS % gain generally can be expected if oil remains at $100 or even $80 for the remainder of this year?
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on April 10, 2026
Q: I took position simultaneously in those 2 stocks a few months ago for : 1) diversification in the energy sector 2) future potential vs IA .I am surprised that EXE is lagging so much ( - 13%) compared to ARX ( +5%), considering that : it is a larger Cie, closer to terminals , number 1 producer in the USA , etc...your general feedback,and your point of view vs long term safe investments shall be very appreciated .. J-Y
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on April 10, 2026
Q: I’m currently holding Enbridge, CNQ, HME, and Whitecap, and I’m sitting on attractive gains. Given today’s market environment — including oil price volatility, sector valuations, and shifting interest rate expectations — I’d like your guidance on whether it makes sense to start taking profits. My risk tolerance is medium to high, so I’m comfortable with some volatility, but I still want a disciplined approach. Should we be trimming these positions into strength, using trailing stops, or rebalancing to manage my energy exposure? I’d appreciate your view on the most appropriate profit‑taking strategy for my situation.
Thanks for your help. Rick
Read Answer Asked by Rick on April 09, 2026
Q: I currently have substantial unrealized gains in Suncor, Whitecap, Enbridge, and Canadian Natural Resources. Based on my overall portfolio and current market conditions, would you recommend reducing these positions, selling a portion, or continuing to hold them? I would appreciate your professional view.
Thanks Rick
Read Answer Asked by Rick on April 09, 2026
Q: If we get a bit of a pullback in oil prices, which oil stocks would you be attracted to for growth with dividends (any market cap)? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Michael on April 09, 2026
Q: With energy stocks such as WCP and CNQ benefiting from high oil prices what is there best strategy for deploying free cashflow? M & A opportunities are expensive given increase in share prices; buybacks are also questionable as their share values have risen. Debt levels are relatively low. Are dividend increases or special dividends the best use of deploying Capital ?
Read Answer Asked by John on April 07, 2026
Q: USA are reaching a peak of oil production and are net exporters , but will have to import are a certain point.. Is this US " peak" oil good news for canadian oil Cies for the coming years , and thanks for your point of vue for investing in canadian oil producers .
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on April 07, 2026
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