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Q: I am assuming CPX was down Friday on heavy volume in response to Trump’s initiative to impose a cap on residential price increases, and require tech companies to pay for their own power centers . There was a concurrent selloff in independent US listed power companies as well.
How much exposure to the US market does CPX have?
Read Answer Asked by mark on January 18, 2026
Q: Could you please share your recommendations regarding my energy sector investments? I feel like I have too many and some may be overlapping. Additionally, could you suggest a few investments inside this sector that are currently not being covered?

I aim for a balanced approach with a mix of growth and income, intending to hold these investments for more than two years.

Thank you,
Read Answer Asked by Roger on January 17, 2026
Q: Greetings:
The question from Irwin on Jan 9 induced me to do considerable research. On the surface it appeared that if gas prices cooperated, combined with being the largest explorer on the island of Trinidad, they could do well. Then I found that they are serial issuers of shares, and with the consequent dilution, little gain to be had. Sounds like the old Crescent Point. Past year dilution 37.3%, and more to come. If gas remains soft these shares will be 12 cents by March 31, 2026. Your assessment please.

Thanks,
Ben.
Read Answer Asked by BEN on January 15, 2026
Q: Keyera has been going down for some time. There seems to be no news that I can find,
Do you know why it is so weak? Is it a buy here? Thanks.Cheers
Read Answer Asked by Hans on January 14, 2026
Q: This news was released today. I'm wondering first if these would be a good, safe investment to buy? And also, what sort of impact, if any, issuing these will have on the stock?

Brookfield Renewable to Issue C$500 Million of Green Bonds
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Jan 13, 2026

BROOKFIELD, News, Jan. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brookfield Renewable (NYSE: BEP, BEPC; TSX: BEP.UN, BEPC) (“Brookfield Renewable”) today announced that it has agreed to issue C$500 million aggregate principal amount of Series 20 Notes (the “Notes”), due January 15, 2056, which will bear interest at a rate of 5.204% per annum.
Read Answer Asked by Ann on January 14, 2026
Q: Hello
I have owned CNQ for awhile
it is volatile and not going anywhere as compared to SU

is it worth while to switch to IMO.to and CVX (US); for abit of dividend and capital growth, very disappointed by CNQ's performance
the pipeline, if being built, shovels will not be in the ground until 2029
thanks
Michael
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 13, 2026
Q: Hello Team 5i & Everyone,

I came across this article over the weekend via a Lance Roberts’ “Real Investment Advice” website’s “Daily Market Commentary” post on it Jan. 7th.  The title is a bit meh, but the key detail to me I pulled from the article is that the Pentagon has elevated critical minerals to the same strategic priority tier as ammunition and fuel. The US already has access to enough oil elsewhere.

https://renegaderesources.pro/p/the-venezuelan-oil-narative-is-pure

Please share with other members if you feel it has enough truth to it.

Thank you & Happy New Year,

Sandra
Read Answer Asked by Sandra on January 12, 2026
Q: Would it be prudent to reduce energy exposure at this time? My wives RRIF account holds ARX, TOU, & FRU they represent 21.8% of the portfolio. My RRIF account holds ARX, TOU, HWX, PPL, OBE, & PD they represent 33.3 % of the portfolio, PPL alone is 15% of the total portfolio. I know I should reduce this exposure what would you suggest?
Read Answer Asked by lance on January 12, 2026
Q: Good morning,

Regarding WTI and expectations for continued price pressures for H1 2026 for reasons we all know well, I want to get your thoughts on China demand for Venezuelan oil. China has been the largest buyer of Venezuelan oil, and following the events of last weekend with Maduro and comments yesterday from Trump regarding the US “taking” ~$2bn in sweet crude from Venezuela, do you think China leans on Iran and Russia for their crude requirements near term? Or do you think there is potential for Canada to play more of a role?

I am at a bit of an inflection point on names like CNQ/Suncor at the moment, and would appreciate your views.

Thanks as always.
Read Answer Asked by Trevor on January 12, 2026
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