Q: Any reason why the renewable stocks are so weak in 2021?
For example, BEP.UN dropped almost 14% since 1/01/2021, and most other renewable stocks are similarly depressed YTD. I know this sector was up substantially in 2020. What changed? Market sentiments, or due to some more tangible reasons? Thanks.
Q: Can you please comment on these 3 companies (balance sheet, outlook, risks etc) and would you be comfortable buying them today and in what order. Thanks
Q: Could I please have your updated views on RECO? Is it worth a investment after its huge run? Can you comment on its management team, cash and risks?
Q: When Arc and Seven Gen merged, analysts were very positive on the merger, as was 5i. Credit agencies reinforced the positive vibes by giving a major rating upgrade. But the stock has subsequently dropped by some 10% in value and a significant short position hangs over the shares. What is holding back the share price and giving shorts so much interest? Thank you.
Q: Supposing the US enacts an effective climate change policy, shouldn't gas do better than oil/coal/tarsands, etc? If so, who among Canadian energy processors/transporters should realize the greatest benefit?
Q: Hi gang, can you please advise me on this stock (ceqp) would you buy it today. Looking to hold for 2-3 years. Is the dividend safe . Scale of 1-10 it’s safely 1 being safest 10 don’t buy. If it’s good should I buy in my rrsp account or tfac account. Thanks.
Alnoor
Q: Hi gang, looking into buying PAA as dividend paying . How safe would you rate this coming. Is the dividend safe. It’s for my rrsp account. 2year play. Thanks
Alnoor
Q: This company seems fiscally disciplined and has projected profitable growth in front of it. As the economy pivots and grows TELL should benefit. What is your perspective on the company and the short attack. Thx as always
Q: I own Suncor ,and am under water about 20%. I’m thinking of swapping it out for CNQ ? Which company has more upside potential for a 2 to 4 year horizon?
Thanks,
Philip
Q: Earth Day
Hi Team
I would like to make sure that part of my portfolio is invested in the planets future. Can you please give me a list or link to stocks that would play into this theme. Charge as many credits as needed.
Much thanks and Happy Earth Day
Q: Good morning,
I would be interested in looking at companies in the Canadian oil patch,i.e. small caps and mid-caps with a solid risk reward ratio and that would offer strong leverage to the price of oil.Warrants offer much leverage but don't seem to used much anymore by companies, why would that be? Many thanks ,
Jean
Q: Canadian Natural Gas producers seem wildly undervalued (to me anyway...) Checking my thesis here: Natural Gas netbacks are showing 40% increases over last year, and 2020 was almost 80% higher than 2019. Carbon sequestration makes maximum sense as an alternative revenue stream, and it appears at least one company (AAV) is doing just that. Valuation multiples remain very low (which is fine if one is going to invest) but it remains puzzling to me. Am I missing something? Or are all hydrocarbon stocks being re-rated (lower) due to ESG concerns? Are O&G stocks the new "Tobacco" stocks (this reference may dates me somewhat...) Any high level thoughts here to help me in decision making?
Q: With a PE ratio currently less than 12 would you view AQN as on sale and this a good time to add a few shares? Its my biggest holding but with the recent pullback from its Feb. highs it is tempting to add a few....
Q: I am considering either ENB or TRP as an income investment. Could you provide the dividend payout for each, and the percentage of gas vs oil in their pipelines. There is a lot of news about the potential closing of Enbridge line 5 in Michigan, and the affect on Canadians. But, what is the affect on the company? What percentage of their business depends on line 5 , and what are their alternatives if it is closed? Is TRP facing any similar challenges (aside from Keystone XL)? Which company do you prefer looking strictly at dividend sustainability and potential dividend growth?
Thank-you
Q: Your view on this company as an addition to a high dividend portfolio would be appreciated. FCF in the next year or two looks to be substantial.
Thanks