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Q: Is KEY being punished for its infrastructure expansion? I understand that natural gas has been weaker lately, but I thought that KEY's business model provided some degree of insulation from commodity prices (and, particularly, oil market dynamics.)
Q: Pembina is acting badly again today (unlike the other pipelines). Any rationale for this? I see that it was halted earlier today but no news was posted as to why.
Q: HWO along with everything in the energy sector in free fall. Been here before I am ok but trying to figure what is worth holding/buying or letting go.
In your opinion will Hwo survive this rough patch?
Thanks
John
In your opinion will Hwo survive this rough patch?
Thanks
John
Q: Any news behind the 15% drop in share price today?
Q: I'am thinking about buying 10000 shares of husky and Meg energy putting away for 5 years thoughts
Q: Good Evening
I own both IPL and PPL
I understand that the drop in oil prices is causing stocks like Vermillion and Whitecap to plummet. However, I am very surprised with the 23% drop in IPL, and PPL.
Can you please provide some explanation as to why there was such a huge drop in the prices of IPL and PPL today? After all these companies are not oil producers.
I will also appreciate it if you could provide some insight whether it is now time to average down on IPL and PPL , hold them or sell them.
I will appreciate your comments. Please deduct two credits.
I own both IPL and PPL
I understand that the drop in oil prices is causing stocks like Vermillion and Whitecap to plummet. However, I am very surprised with the 23% drop in IPL, and PPL.
Can you please provide some explanation as to why there was such a huge drop in the prices of IPL and PPL today? After all these companies are not oil producers.
I will also appreciate it if you could provide some insight whether it is now time to average down on IPL and PPL , hold them or sell them.
I will appreciate your comments. Please deduct two credits.
Q: Hi 5i team,
I have never been an oil guy or a commodities guy for that matter. However, I don’t fully get this latest oil plunge impact on the markets, other than the scare factor. I generally thought lower oil prices were beneficial for the economy. It lowers the cost of transportation for people and freight movers. It puts disposable income into the pockets of the consumer. So, is it more psychological than anything, being a further scare in scary times?
As a side note, I think Eric Nuttall must have the toughest job in Canada. I don’t watch much BNN anymore but I did happen to see a bit of Eric on Friday. Is he the last standing oil bull in the country? He continues to just gush over all the opportunities out there on mispriced assets and cash flows. Maybe the reality is that fossil fuels are in a long-term secular decline and no one cares how underpriced they are. Millennials are more in tune with climate change than trying to catch a bid on an oil stock. I think it may be time for Eric to move to renewables.
Thanks again.
Dave
I have never been an oil guy or a commodities guy for that matter. However, I don’t fully get this latest oil plunge impact on the markets, other than the scare factor. I generally thought lower oil prices were beneficial for the economy. It lowers the cost of transportation for people and freight movers. It puts disposable income into the pockets of the consumer. So, is it more psychological than anything, being a further scare in scary times?
As a side note, I think Eric Nuttall must have the toughest job in Canada. I don’t watch much BNN anymore but I did happen to see a bit of Eric on Friday. Is he the last standing oil bull in the country? He continues to just gush over all the opportunities out there on mispriced assets and cash flows. Maybe the reality is that fossil fuels are in a long-term secular decline and no one cares how underpriced they are. Millennials are more in tune with climate change than trying to catch a bid on an oil stock. I think it may be time for Eric to move to renewables.
Thanks again.
Dave
Q: Timing for the special report was timely and very instructive. I am presently 41% cash and of your watch list I am already invested in 3 of them and I have the intention to buy more when things get better, I presently have a watchlist of 16 companies and have added the ones you suggested that were not in my list. I noticed you have nothing in alternative energy which has been performing very well and have had very little correction VS the market. Thank-you for the excellent report and may I add that this kind of help is exactly why I renewed my subscription
Q: Which one of the two would you recommend for a 5 to 10 year hold? I notice their yields are guide similar.
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: Any idea why ppl which currently yields 5.27% was down last week while the above other defensive stocks were up?
Q: Why is Meg Energy down 40%ish, when the energy sector is down 20is%?
Thanks,
Thanks,
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN)
Q: It looks as though utilities, and renewable utilities in particular, have taken off, while Canadian pipelines, which are also traditionally stable investments, are either flat or dropping.
Do you have any comments on whether:
1. this is a short term disparity or a fundamental shift,
2. whether one group is better than the others at current prices, and
3. If the recent drop now otherwise creates a good point of entry for any or all?
Do you have any comments on whether:
1. this is a short term disparity or a fundamental shift,
2. whether one group is better than the others at current prices, and
3. If the recent drop now otherwise creates a good point of entry for any or all?
Q: Hi team
the stock SPB takes a beating for the last 7 days
were there any more bad news or just the market trend?
is it a value trap
for new money to buy for dividend and income
would one be better off in FTS or EMA as less risks?
thanks
Michael
the stock SPB takes a beating for the last 7 days
were there any more bad news or just the market trend?
is it a value trap
for new money to buy for dividend and income
would one be better off in FTS or EMA as less risks?
thanks
Michael
Q: On today (Friday) .... and on the Half Time Report, Rob Sechan expressed the opinion that, for investors looking for long term reliable dividends, HIGH QUALITY MLP’s could play an important role. I believe you have had justifiable reservations in the past ( just don’t remember the details). I would appreciate your thoughts on this as part of a dividend/ income focused portfolio.
Can you recommend a few high quality MLP’s that might be part of his thought process .... and I do understand your more limited focus on US markets.
I do not believe there are any MLP’s in Canada. Or am I wrong? Thanks once again.
Can you recommend a few high quality MLP’s that might be part of his thought process .... and I do understand your more limited focus on US markets.
I do not believe there are any MLP’s in Canada. Or am I wrong? Thanks once again.
Q: Do theses companies like ARX and Sgy have hedges in place ?
Q: Now that Vermillion has cut it's dividend does it fit that other high dividend energy stocks like ARX and Sgy may follow suit or are they sustainable.?
Q: What do you think of the long term prospects of ARX and is now a good entry point?
Q: Why PPL has dropped much less compared to Enbridge
Q: Thoughts on adding to ENB at this time?