Q: What Companies have the biggest % of their business in oil storage?
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Q: Which Canadian oil companies are the biggest producers of condensate?
Q: I'm thinking of selling my ALA for a tax loss and moving on + set aside some cash, but I'm trying to determine the right opportunity (it was ex-dividend today, so that's one thing!).
What sort of potential impact with the pandemic have on ALA that could make waiting dangerous? They, of course, report on April 30.
Thanks.
What sort of potential impact with the pandemic have on ALA that could make waiting dangerous? They, of course, report on April 30.
Thanks.
Q: This one looks interesting if one wants to hold a basket of energy stocks in the US. It even pays a dividend, but the amount paid is not consistent.
Q: Hi. I would appreciate an update on your views regarding Husky Energy Inc, especially after the wild ride of the past 5 weeks comparing and contrasting it to other producers, such as Suncor. Thank you. Hope you are doing well and staying safe.
Michael
Michael
Q: Any reason why Birchcliff's stock price dropped by around 12% Friday? I couldn't find any news to support this. Do you still consider Birchcliff to be a decent hold, subject to risks inherent in an energy sector that's in disarray?
Q: your assessment and speculation for the below with respect to :
1. survival
2.recovery and profitability.
3.your commentary please
please rate 1 best 10 worst for the following.
ARX,CJ,CHR,NFI,SU,SGY,TOG,TOU,VET,WCP,PEY,BTE,CPG,FRU,KEL,MEG,BIR,PONY
thanks
Yossi ( stay safe )
1. survival
2.recovery and profitability.
3.your commentary please
please rate 1 best 10 worst for the following.
ARX,CJ,CHR,NFI,SU,SGY,TOG,TOU,VET,WCP,PEY,BTE,CPG,FRU,KEL,MEG,BIR,PONY
thanks
Yossi ( stay safe )
Q: Hi Guys,
Appreciate your daily answers to all the questions so thanks for those.
Could I get your opinion on selling IPL to crystallize a loss and buying PPL? Then consider buying some IPL after 30 (or is it 31) days.
Take whatever credits you need.
Thanks
Appreciate your daily answers to all the questions so thanks for those.
Could I get your opinion on selling IPL to crystallize a loss and buying PPL? Then consider buying some IPL after 30 (or is it 31) days.
Take whatever credits you need.
Thanks
Q: Hi, trying to decipher SRX's metrics, what is the % of gas of their production? Noticed a significant increase in volume lately, any idea why?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Natural gas has done better relative to oil, and because it's a greener type of energy, I'm considering selling my WhiteCap (at a loss) for PeyTo. What do you think?
Q: Hello to the team
KEY decided to suspend DRIP reinvestment plan and suspension of Premium? Divi.this apply also to the common divi.?
Tank You
Dan
KEY decided to suspend DRIP reinvestment plan and suspension of Premium? Divi.this apply also to the common divi.?
Tank You
Dan
Q: In an effort to play oil when demand returns what, what oil company have the strongest balance sheets to come out on top, what are 2 or 3 you would recommend looking at based of there finances and position in the market.
Q: They always seem to quote the price of wci, and that I believe is for heavy oil, what is the discount for conventional oil compared to wti
Thanks
keep safe
Thanks
keep safe
Q: Wondering if you had a chance to view the Financial Post’s article about Enbridge being a quasi monopoly, and how producers are trying to challenge this position in court.
Q: Hi,
ARX seem to have weathered the storm much better than some of its peers. Is that because of its higher gas exposure and less depth?
What's your outlook for this company?
Thanks
Frank
ARX seem to have weathered the storm much better than some of its peers. Is that because of its higher gas exposure and less depth?
What's your outlook for this company?
Thanks
Frank
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU $62.45)
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO $137.58)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ $46.48)
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PrairieSky Royalty Ltd. (PSK $26.68)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU $63.67)
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Parex Resources Inc. (PXT $18.77)
Q: Which oil companies are your best Equipped to make it through the current mess? Could you make a top 5?
Q: with negative oil prices which companies benefit from getting paid to buy the oil
Tom
Tom
Q: Given the absolute collapse of the oil I expected that the companies at least directly related to this would be hammered today. But that is not the case. What am I missing? Thank you
Q: Can you give your opinion on this stock HAL at this price for a recovery
Can u comment on the price of oil today and it’s future recovery
Thanks
Can u comment on the price of oil today and it’s future recovery
Thanks
Q: About investing in oil directly, here is some information members should know. Please correct me if I am wrong: Although Horizon ETF "HUC.TO" is less liquid than "USO", it has a an advantage over it in this environment: It holds the December contract, not the next 2 months contracts. In other words, USO bets on oil in the short term, and HUC.TO bets on oil in 7 months.
From Horizon: "HUC’s unique methodology is designed to provide the best possible exposure to the commodity. This is done by gaining exposure to the winter months (December) contract of each year, which is often the most liquid, to eliminate the monthly futures contract roll which often creates negative roll yield. Because the oil market is most typically in a state of contango (upward sloping curve), the process of providing investors exposure to the near- month contract 12 times per year creates a constantly changing underlying investment which can prevent the ETF from accurately tracking the commodity. HUC invests only in the December contract and executes its underlying exposure roll once per year, each June."
From Horizon: "HUC’s unique methodology is designed to provide the best possible exposure to the commodity. This is done by gaining exposure to the winter months (December) contract of each year, which is often the most liquid, to eliminate the monthly futures contract roll which often creates negative roll yield. Because the oil market is most typically in a state of contango (upward sloping curve), the process of providing investors exposure to the near- month contract 12 times per year creates a constantly changing underlying investment which can prevent the ETF from accurately tracking the commodity. HUC invests only in the December contract and executes its underlying exposure roll once per year, each June."