Q: Hi, What can you tell me about TNZ. Is it a possible investment op?
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Investment Q&A
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Pine Cliff Energy Ltd. (PNE $0.73)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ $67.67)
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET $18.41)
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Crew Energy Inc. (CR $7.40)
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Gear Energy Ltd. (GXE $0.48)
Q: i own vermilion, cnq, erf, and gear . gear has an 11% yield, no debt, i cant resist.
i want to add one more small to mid cap energy name canadian. i know you like tamarack but it is a weak performer. can you recommend another for growth. dave
i want to add one more small to mid cap energy name canadian. i know you like tamarack but it is a weak performer. can you recommend another for growth. dave
Q: The company’s share price has been languishing behind the sector for the last few months. Any particular reasons why? Expectations for 2023? Best of the New Year to all a 5i.
Q: I am picking up oil and gas stocks (with yield). These two stand out. Could tell me how they stand as regards to their book? Which you might prefer? I was thinking of a mix between the two.
Q: My question is, is BEP.UN worth holding at this present time. I am underwater on the stock in a non-registered account, but it does pay an attractive dividend in US dollars. What is the reason that it is dropping in price? In your opinion do you think there will eventually be a price turn around. Thanks … Cal
Q: My question in general is how reasonable is the current valuation for BEP.UN ?
I believe the historic high yield is somewhere around 7%, so we're a long way off from that. I think we're close to 4.9% (?)
P/C seems pretty reasonable now relative to the past, but P/BV is still high compared to the 1.1 low.
How about price/FFO ? I can never find this. What is it currently? I think the low was about 4.6 in the past.
Thanks as always for answering the above, and Merry Christmas to your AWESOME team at 5i.
I believe the historic high yield is somewhere around 7%, so we're a long way off from that. I think we're close to 4.9% (?)
P/C seems pretty reasonable now relative to the past, but P/BV is still high compared to the 1.1 low.
How about price/FFO ? I can never find this. What is it currently? I think the low was about 4.6 in the past.
Thanks as always for answering the above, and Merry Christmas to your AWESOME team at 5i.
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Chevron Corporation (CVX $208.29)
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Devon Energy Corporation (DVN $51.55)
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EQT Corporation (EQT $66.95)
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Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM $165.49)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU $67.07)
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State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE $61.53)
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Ninepoint Energy Fund (NNRG)
Q: Hi, I am in the camp that fossil fuel industry will be a place to be in 2023. With that said do you feel it is better to be in a fund such as NNRG or XLE or to be in individual companies either CDN or US? If so, can you give a few with some good dividends that you would recommend to look at. Thanks
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $43.62)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $54.69)
Q: Dear 5i,
If I understand correctly, BEPC-TO and BEP.UN-TO are identical companies.
In a perfect world they should trade at the same price and thus offer the same dividend yield. If this is the case, does it matter which one a person should purchase in their registered accounts like a RRSP? (ie would there be any witholding taxes with either one?)
thanks
If I understand correctly, BEPC-TO and BEP.UN-TO are identical companies.
In a perfect world they should trade at the same price and thus offer the same dividend yield. If this is the case, does it matter which one a person should purchase in their registered accounts like a RRSP? (ie would there be any witholding taxes with either one?)
thanks
Q: Can you comment on the long term prospects for this company.
it seems to be in a free fall. Might it be at the point to even buy more?
it seems to be in a free fall. Might it be at the point to even buy more?
Q: please give me your view on superior plus acquisition today of Certarus
looks like 50 mln new shares on $1 bln deal, and what would you consider a
good entry point range.
many thanks
looks like 50 mln new shares on $1 bln deal, and what would you consider a
good entry point range.
many thanks
Q: I currently own Kelt but wondering if this is a buy or hold as my position is quite small so I was thinking of adding to it to make it the same weight as you have in your growth portfolio ?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: What is going on with AAV and DVN recently. Both are dropping at a greater rate than other gas & oil stocks. Would you hold or sell? Would there be 2 or 3 others that might be more solid alternates?
Q: Hello 5i Team
I previously owned TransAlta (TA), when they cut the dividend in 2015/2016 and took the capital loss at the time.
I have owned RNW since 2015, so I currently have a small capital gain.
Upon RNW and TA news release on December 15, it appears the future for RNW is not great and several analysts have stated the best course of action would be for TA to take RNW private (similar to what Enbridge did with Enbridge Income Fund in 2018). Otherwise they indicated no dividend growth and a potential future cut in RNW dividend.
Questions are:
1 - Would it make sense to sell my RNW shares and purchase TA shares (essentially trading dividend income for future stock growth).
2 - Consider the RNW and TA not buyable and finally sell out RNW and buy something else. Any suggestions?
3 - Where does Brookfield fit in with Trans Alta, as they previously made a deal in 2018/2109 for a future purchase of TA hydro assets?
Thanks for all the information in the Q&A portion of 5i.
I previously owned TransAlta (TA), when they cut the dividend in 2015/2016 and took the capital loss at the time.
I have owned RNW since 2015, so I currently have a small capital gain.
Upon RNW and TA news release on December 15, it appears the future for RNW is not great and several analysts have stated the best course of action would be for TA to take RNW private (similar to what Enbridge did with Enbridge Income Fund in 2018). Otherwise they indicated no dividend growth and a potential future cut in RNW dividend.
Questions are:
1 - Would it make sense to sell my RNW shares and purchase TA shares (essentially trading dividend income for future stock growth).
2 - Consider the RNW and TA not buyable and finally sell out RNW and buy something else. Any suggestions?
3 - Where does Brookfield fit in with Trans Alta, as they previously made a deal in 2018/2109 for a future purchase of TA hydro assets?
Thanks for all the information in the Q&A portion of 5i.
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The AES Corporation (AES $14.02)
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NextEra Energy Inc. (NEE $90.83)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI $23.41)
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Array Technologies Inc. (ARRY $7.29)
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Sunrun Inc. (RUN $12.41)
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Clearway Energy Inc. Class C (CWEN $38.91)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $55.64)
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NextEra Energy Partners LP representing limited partner interests (NEP)
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Shoals Technologies Group Inc. (SHLS $6.49)
Q: What percentage of a portfilio would you allocate to renewable enegy. I have organized possible holdings into 3 groupings: A. asset allocators, like BEP-un, CWEN; B. technology enhancers, like ARRY, SHLS, RUN, C. Electric utility deliverers: AES, FTS. I would ssk that you recommend a your preferred namres for each grouping. My questions are: 1. Is this a useful way to organize and, if so, what percentage would you allocate to each grouping? 2. Could you rank the stocks in each grouping for safety and growth with suggested [ballpark] entry buy prices? Thanks
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $43.62)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.61)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $55.18)
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM $60.42)
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and 5i Team,
Sorry for yet another Brookfield question! In my RRIF, I hold these three Brookfield entities: BEP.UN, BN, and BAM.
As a retired investor who likes dividends, and is underweight in utilities (due to recently selling AQN) and is overweight in financials, would you endorse selling BN and BAM, and using the proceeds to buy more BEP.UN? Or is there a flaw in my thinking?
Thanks as always for your timely advice, and happy holidays to everyone at 5i.
Sorry for yet another Brookfield question! In my RRIF, I hold these three Brookfield entities: BEP.UN, BN, and BAM.
As a retired investor who likes dividends, and is underweight in utilities (due to recently selling AQN) and is overweight in financials, would you endorse selling BN and BAM, and using the proceeds to buy more BEP.UN? Or is there a flaw in my thinking?
Thanks as always for your timely advice, and happy holidays to everyone at 5i.
Q: Peter; It seems to me that so far this winter it’s been colder across most of North America- I’m on the west coast and minus 7-9 is very cold. Yet NG keeps going lower ? Thanks
Rod
Rod
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BCE Inc. (BCE $35.27)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $75.56)
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TELUS Corporation (T $17.83)
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RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust (REI.UN $18.96)
Q: I have very little exposure to real estate in my portfolio (app 2%) due to concerns about the effects of covid & now rising interest rates. I am considering selling app 50% of my real estate holdings (Riocan - 3000 shares) and using proceeds to increase holdings in either BCE, Telus or Enbridge.
Please give me your thoughts
Please give me your thoughts
Q: Looks like Brookfield has a challenge ahead of it.
RISK ANALYSIS - Simply Walls Street
1. Earnings are forecast to decline by an average of 62.6% per year for the next 3 years
2. Interest payments are not well covered by earnings
3. Dividend of 4.2% is not well covered
4. Large one-off items impacting financial results
Only one firm's opinion.
RISK ANALYSIS - Simply Walls Street
1. Earnings are forecast to decline by an average of 62.6% per year for the next 3 years
2. Interest payments are not well covered by earnings
3. Dividend of 4.2% is not well covered
4. Large one-off items impacting financial results
Only one firm's opinion.
Q: gear is now at a buck yielding 12%, generally this is a warning, but they have zero debt and oil is hanging at about 75.
is this a great buying opportunity, or am i missing something. i guess there are lots of companies like this now.dave
is this a great buying opportunity, or am i missing something. i guess there are lots of companies like this now.dave
Q: At what price could this stock could represent a reasonable" Buy" ?