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Q: Good morning,

Just looking for confirmation of the recently-announced TRP and SOBO dividends.

I see TRP @ C$0.823 for an indicative yield of 4.85%.
I see SOBO @ US$.50, for an indicative C$ yield of ~ 8.5%.

It would seem to me that if one is + on the space, given recent analyst estimates for both companies, owning both makes sense over the near-term. While I like the SOBO yield, I had forgotten that the TRP yield would drop a bit.

Thanks as always.
Read Answer Asked by Trevor on November 11, 2024
Q: Good morning, I accept virtually every expert’s opinion that Tourmaline is a great company with great management, but I’m trying to figure out given all the current conditions if it is a good stock/investment? I know they are returning lots of earnings through special dividends but the share price has been sideways for many years. There seems to be some doubt about the positive impact of the new LNG facility, and if the US unleashes new supply (as in “drill baby, drill”) the glut may not be going away anytime soon. If you had enough O&G exposure, would you still find it a compelling investment for the medium term, or would you deploy the capital elsewhere (no tax implications)? Suggestions (any sector)? Thanks for your thoughts.
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on November 08, 2024
Q: Please rank the five oil service companies to purchase at current SP.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Terry on November 07, 2024
Q: I will appreciate it if you could provide your perspective on NPI.
What are the future prospects since the new Government in USA is not friendly for the likes of NPI and BEPC.
Is NPI a hold , sell or an opportunity to average down.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Terry on November 07, 2024
Q: What effect do you think Trump's election and energy policies (Drill, Baby, Drill) will have on Canada's energy industry, both on the big upstream companies such as CNQ and Suncor and the smaller exploration companies such as Kelt and Tamarack.
Read Answer Asked by Chuck on November 07, 2024
Q: Hi 5i, given there is a high probability of "drill baby drill", what would be your top Canadian Oil & Gas service companies with exposure to the US? Thx.
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on November 07, 2024
Q: Hello, i have a question about renewable Company. It seems like all the company drop significantly after the election, is Trump policy negative on renewable??
Read Answer Asked by Danny on November 07, 2024