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Q: Hi, taking a licking on energy with wcp down 40% and vet down 25%, is it best to hold until after tax loss selling and hope for a turnaround?
It is hard to figure with Trump trying to keep oil low, more renewable energy, Saudi’s turning on more supply, no pipelines, feds not really helping, carbon tax, and of course a big discount we give away to the USA losing billions.
It looks really bad, maybe I should add as this may be the low? Your thoughts, buy ,hold, or sell
Read Answer Asked by Brad on October 24, 2018
Q: Why has there been such a huge drop in the share price over the last few trading sessions? I can’t find any company specific news. Does it have to do with the uncertainty in the market due to the Saudi situation since it operates in Egypt? Oil price has dropped but not as much as the stock price of TGL.

Sdx stock price has acted similarly and both appear cheap. Is it worth buying a little more of both or wait for more positive momentum?

Thanks,


Brendan
Read Answer Asked by Brendan on October 24, 2018
Q: Your comments:
would you agree at oil prices at $70 ish - $30ish discount for Canadian select oil and 3 year horizon. thanks for you view .
GLOBE :
"While we continue to believe that there are a number of strong buying opportunities in this group, we believe that taking shelter in Suncor, the best Canadian Integrated E&P in our view, is a prudent investment decision at this time. Given the company's status as a top-tier operator, and most profitable Canadian refiner, we are perplexed as to the company's relative underperformance as of late and believe that current equity price levels present a strong entry point for investors."
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on October 22, 2018
Q: Hi 5i team.

I'm primarily an income oriented investor and have over half of my portfolio in cash right now due to selling a house. I have a full position (which is 4% for me) of ENB (through ENB and ENF). I'm thinking of adding gradually building a full position in TRP as well. Do you see enough difference in the two pipeline companies to justify owning both and is 8% too heavy for that sector.

Thanks
Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on October 15, 2018
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