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Q: Peter; Today- June 29- oil and ng are both up - and the oil sector is down- what gives? Thanks. Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on June 30, 2022
Q: Please rate these energy companies in order of your best choice for growth in the next 2 years.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on June 30, 2022
Q: Your comments about the proposed acquisition of XTO Energy from Imperial Oil & Exxon would be appreciated. Different strategy from other producers to do M&A vs giving mega free cash flows to shareholders right away as increased dividends, special dividends or share buy backs.
Are they long term trying to emulate Tourmaline’s growth strategy. Comments most welcome. Thanks for ALL you do for us.
Read Answer Asked by Brad on June 29, 2022
Q: Hello, I want to invest in natural gas. If you had to choose either Tourmaline or Topaz today, which one would you invest in? The yield is 1.4% and 5.2% respectively, and my understanding is that Topaz is a more natural gas focus company than Tourmaline. Is it better to hold these companies in a registered account or not? Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Gervais on June 27, 2022
Q: Good Morning 5i
I am interested in Imperial Oil backing EM3 to test their lithium extraction process below the Leduc oil field. If it is successful, it could be a game changer for lithium going forward. It sounds like in the press release that the success or failure will be known by the end of the 3rd qtr. Would appreciate your overview comments. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on June 27, 2022
Q: Hi Team,
The last couple days I am seeing a drastic sell off in oil producers, and what seems to be a rotation into investors buying up the most beat down tech names. Do you see this rotation continuing? Is it time to dump oil stocks and buy back into tech / growth names?
Read Answer Asked by Shane on June 24, 2022
Q: Hi, Energy sector was creamed today with 5% decline on the top of 15-20% drop over past week. I also learnt from CNBC that many large investors are buying significant amount of September Puts. We trimmed 25% of our 10% Energy weighting, selling XLE, XEG,CNQ and TOU, mostly at market open. Do you believe , Energy sector could be range bound for near term and has further downside ? Would it be prudent to cut the sector weight to 5%, in General, without being specific to our portfolio ? Which companies would you reduce, in order of priority, among, CNQ, TOU and SU, based on balance sheets and possible further downside caused by Oil/Gas price and recession ? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on June 24, 2022
Q: Hi, With recent drop in Oil/Gas prices, would it be prudent to reduce exposure to Large E&P and Integrated names and increase ENB weighting, so we have Energy exposure but with limited downside. In your Balanced Equity Portfolio, I noticed that ENB weight is about 7.5% and you appear to be comfortable with that. Thank You
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on June 24, 2022
Q: I have been watching this for a while and all developments seem positive .
Particularly around the future of green energy and storage .
Is this short report and firm credible ?
Thoughts ?
Many Thanks
Greg
Read Answer Asked by Greg on June 23, 2022
Q: Hello there, trying to decide which of these winners to either sell in total or sell in part. In order of first to last which would you suggest selling with perhaps some reasoning. I also have ENB but will stick with it for the foreseeable future.

Many thanks,

AL
Read Answer Asked by alex on June 23, 2022
Q: With the high volume oil sell off today it feels like a rotational market capitulation is nearing the last gulp. Or an overvalued market is continuing to adjust PE to normal. What do you think we have here?
Read Answer Asked by joe on June 22, 2022
Q: This looks super cheap. Can you provide the pro's and cons of taking a position in this company. What other 3 in this sector would you prefer with potential near term torque?
Read Answer Asked by Chris on June 22, 2022
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