Q: I have a small position (,7%) of INE in my cash account with a decent profit. Comments in a recent question paint a bit of a concerning view of INE. Would YOU replace it with another renewable and if so which one?
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Q: Good afternoon,
Looking to understand the relationship, if any, between these two companies, and if you deem either an interesting speculative prospect?
Thank you
Looking to understand the relationship, if any, between these two companies, and if you deem either an interesting speculative prospect?
Thank you
Q: Is there any reason for the drop with ALA.
Q: I'm looking for an investment to fill a void in the electric utility space in my portfolio. I'm thinking of Fortis. Would this be ok in your view or are there others you would prefer? Bill
Q: The info on your website indicates an ex-dividend date of August 12? That is also reflected on Yahoo. I'm thinking that's wrong, and is more likely November 12. Thanks.
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $66.01)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ $43.03)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU $57.62)
Q: I own ENB and CNQ in my Canadian retirement dividend portfolio. What would be the next energy stock I should think of owning to add with these?
Q: As tourmaline has run up quite a bit I am hesitant to buy at this price, Considering MEG as an alternative buy.
Would you consider MEG as a good buy or stick with TOU?
Thank you
Would you consider MEG as a good buy or stick with TOU?
Thank you
Q: Good morning your thoughts on Centrus Energy
Thanks again
Thanks again
Q: hi folks, opinion on Q3 results for Tamarack...and Q4 guidance of big production increase from DeltaStream acquisition...things you liked/ didn't like in results??....Buy/Hold/Sell....merci beaucoup, jb Piedmont QC
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I see CET just made an acquisition which looks positive for both companies. I own the stock and am down about 10%. Do you think it has some upside in the next few quarters?
Thank you...as always...your insights are helpful!
I see CET just made an acquisition which looks positive for both companies. I own the stock and am down about 10%. Do you think it has some upside in the next few quarters?
Thank you...as always...your insights are helpful!
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU $57.62)
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MEG Energy Corp. (MEG $28.15)
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Baytex Energy Corp. (BTE $2.97)
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Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. (TVE $5.46)
Q: I have no strictly energy companies and I am thinking of starting positions is TVE, MEG, and BTE. I would appreciate your comments on these as a good place to start building an energy position.
Q: Follow up to your answer to Charles , what companies have the best long life assets?
Q: Peter; Can the escrowed shareholders go short against their positions 6,12 months out ? And if so do they have to report it? Thanks. Rod
Q: Peter; What is the current short position? Thanks. Rod
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU $55.96)
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO $121.69)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ $43.03)
Q: Hi, Imperial Oil announced strong results today a nd stock popped by over 7%. Also, Chevron and Exxon reported blowout quarters. Is this indicative of solid results from CNQ and SU, ( which are 5i favorites in the sector and owned by many of us )in coming days and is it reasonable to expect a similar stock performance ? Thanks
Q: Hi
If I want to have global exposure to Oil and Gas sector, NOT just Canadian or the US market, is IXC the only ETF option? Or should I buy XLE and add some other ETF which has exposure to Shell, Royal Dutch and other large European big oil cos? My search doesn't seem to yield anything that includes a nice balance between North America and European companies other than IXC. Any suggestions?
Your answers to others' questions seem to suggest that there is some more gain to be made in energy sector. (Paraphrasing here!) Hence this question. I already own XLE/XEG in different accounts.
Thanks in advance.
If I want to have global exposure to Oil and Gas sector, NOT just Canadian or the US market, is IXC the only ETF option? Or should I buy XLE and add some other ETF which has exposure to Shell, Royal Dutch and other large European big oil cos? My search doesn't seem to yield anything that includes a nice balance between North America and European companies other than IXC. Any suggestions?
Your answers to others' questions seem to suggest that there is some more gain to be made in energy sector. (Paraphrasing here!) Hence this question. I already own XLE/XEG in different accounts.
Thanks in advance.
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Murphy Oil Corporation (MUR $24.38)
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Valero Energy Corporation (VLO $147.11)
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU $55.96)
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO $121.69)
Q: Hi Peter, What do you think of Murphy Oil ? Where would you rank it to hold vs VLO, SU, & IMO ? Thank you.
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $66.01)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP $70.40)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL $52.38)
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I'm helping my son build a dividend portfolio with stocks to hold long term. Would like to add a couple of pipeline names, with ENB, TRP, and PPL at the top of the list. I've read most of your previous comments on these companies, and most money managers I see on BNN speak favourably on these names in terms of sustainability of the dividends. What I don't hear mentioned often, however, is just how full these pipelines are - are they fully contracted, with no spare capacity to transport more oil and gas, or is there "slack" in the system? What's the outlook looking forward for just how full these pipeline networks will be? It would seem to me that cash flow and dividend sustainability in the future will largely depend on how full the pipeline networks are. How would you rank these companies on that basis?
I'm helping my son build a dividend portfolio with stocks to hold long term. Would like to add a couple of pipeline names, with ENB, TRP, and PPL at the top of the list. I've read most of your previous comments on these companies, and most money managers I see on BNN speak favourably on these names in terms of sustainability of the dividends. What I don't hear mentioned often, however, is just how full these pipelines are - are they fully contracted, with no spare capacity to transport more oil and gas, or is there "slack" in the system? What's the outlook looking forward for just how full these pipeline networks will be? It would seem to me that cash flow and dividend sustainability in the future will largely depend on how full the pipeline networks are. How would you rank these companies on that basis?
Q: Please provide thoughts on this company as well if the dividend is safe. Given renewables be popular much opportunity for growth?
Q: What would safer FTS or BEP.UN for the longer term , including dividends.