Q: Can you please comment on the recent earnings? Would this stock be buyable at these prices?
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL $53.41)
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Inter Pipeline Ltd. (IPL $19.12)
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET $12.51)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP $11.62)
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Surge Energy Inc. (SGY $7.51)
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High Arctic Energy Services Inc. (HWO $0.84)
Q: I have owned these stock in substantial amounts for approx 3 years. I like the dividends. Last Jan/Feb they peaked at approx the same value oil is today.
Today oils up but as a group they are down. Am I crazy to think these companies are going to rebound even to levels of early 2017?
Is there an explanation for these stock prices? The dividends are attractive enough to keep me in - but better stock valuations seem elusive.
Today oils up but as a group they are down. Am I crazy to think these companies are going to rebound even to levels of early 2017?
Is there an explanation for these stock prices? The dividends are attractive enough to keep me in - but better stock valuations seem elusive.
Q: Please comment on HNL's results today.
Q: You answered a question the other day about Cardinal Energy suggesting they were highly leveraged at 4x cash flow. Their presentation at $50 WTI and a .80c Cdn dollar, suggests they are just above 2x cash flow not 4X , that their POR is 40% regarding the dividend. Since 2014 and thru much lower oil prices they have kept that ratio between 31 to 49%, given the higher oil prices now it seems to be sustainable. WTI now exceeds their guidance as well as the CDN dollar at .77c they should be in fine shape on both counts. The company is looking at increasing amounts of free cash flow in 2018 given where WTI is today and the exchange rate, not to mention the WCS differential which is in their favour as well. Cardinal has one of the lowest decline rates in the industry so can spend less on maintaining or growing production as well. Those numbers you used look more like Bonterras- BNE then Cardinals. I don't understand where you are getting your numbers, please help me understand?
Q: Hi! Are we getting a sustainable energy rebound? If yes could you arrange the following stocks in order of preference: TOG, BIR, NVA, KEL, SPE, TOU and perhaps Xeg.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET $12.51)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP $11.62)
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TORC Oil & Gas Ltd. (TOG $3.21)
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Cardinal Energy Ltd. (CJ $9.14)
Q: I am considering to re-enter the energy market. Of the four stocks here, CJ, WCP, VET and TOG, how would you rank them in terms of their potential combined returns (growth + dividends, and dividend sustainability). Thanks.
Q: QST has really started to move in the past 10 days. Could we get your assessment of what is driving the move and how confident one should be with the firm. It almost looks like the stars are starting to align for it (higher oil prices, new government methane gas reduction targets, proven technology). If it reports a strong quarter, what is the upside? Would you complete a position in it now?
Q: I used to own CJ and with the downturn in the energy market I sold all my O&G holdings along with CJ. I just noticed in the last week or so that insiders who already own substantial shares in CJ have been adding more company's stocks to their portfolio.
Can I used a horse betting analogy of "following the trainer to the betting window" here? I notice the company has already cut its monthly payout by half earlier this year (since 2/2017). Is this payout at a rather enticing level (still about 8%+) sustainable based on its current production level? Do you foresee further dividend cuts?
Thanks for your insight.
Can I used a horse betting analogy of "following the trainer to the betting window" here? I notice the company has already cut its monthly payout by half earlier this year (since 2/2017). Is this payout at a rather enticing level (still about 8%+) sustainable based on its current production level? Do you foresee further dividend cuts?
Thanks for your insight.
Q: Good Morning All,
Statoil-STO, I have been holding this for some time, waiting for it to get back to my cost price. It has finally arrived, should I sell or hold. Many thanks for your assistance. Bob
Statoil-STO, I have been holding this for some time, waiting for it to get back to my cost price. It has finally arrived, should I sell or hold. Many thanks for your assistance. Bob
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET $12.51)
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Parex Resources Inc. (PXT $18.77)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP $11.62)
Q: Hello
What would your top 3 picks be in the oil sector for an investment account?
Thanks
What would your top 3 picks be in the oil sector for an investment account?
Thanks
Q: Any reason for today's meltdown? Sell, hold or buy?
Thank you,
Walter
Thank you,
Walter
Q: Hi Folks
Can I have your comments on VET
Q3 results
Kind Regards
Stan
Can I have your comments on VET
Q3 results
Kind Regards
Stan
Q: in an earlier question i asked about tax loss selling for rrx and you mentionned pxt and vet. I should have mentionned that I already own whitecap. in doing a little further research I noticed in another question you answered that you said whitecap could be a reasonable replacement for RRX. Wondering if this is still true and whether it makes a big difference which one is chosen
thanks for your great help
Joe
thanks for your great help
Joe
Q: Please publish how many shares of Vermilion have been sold short at present.
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET $12.51)
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Parex Resources Inc. (PXT $18.77)
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Raging River Exploration Inc. (RRX $5.99)
Q: Hello 5i team members,
I am thinking of selling raging river for a tax loss. Can you tell me what might be a suitable replacement for it?
Thanks
I am thinking of selling raging river for a tax loss. Can you tell me what might be a suitable replacement for it?
Thanks
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $66.78)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL $53.41)
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AltaGas Ltd. (ALA $43.19)
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Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. (ENF $31.88)
Q: Hi peter and Team,
I have some ENF in my RIF A/C and loosing about 10%, am thinking to replace with a similar stock. Can you suggest one or two ?
Thanks as always,
Regards,
Tak
I have some ENF in my RIF A/C and loosing about 10%, am thinking to replace with a similar stock. Can you suggest one or two ?
Thanks as always,
Regards,
Tak
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Bombardier Inc. Class B Subordinate Voting Shares (BBD.B $224.12)
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DHX Media Ltd. Common and Variable Voting Shares (DHX)
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Exco Technologies Limited (XTC $6.47)
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High Liner Foods Incorporated (HLF $13.18)
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Essential Energy Services Ltd. (ESN $0.40)
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Street Capital Group Inc. (SCB $0.68)
Q: I have held these loss stocks in my well-diversified portfolio for many years. I am willing to wait for a turnaround and do not need the cash. Which if any would you recommend selling now if you consider holding them to be a lost cause. Thank you
Q: Hi,
Can I get your thoughts on TCW.TO please in terms of potential upside, especially if WTIC by some miracle can make it to $60.
Thank you.
Can I get your thoughts on TCW.TO please in terms of potential upside, especially if WTIC by some miracle can make it to $60.
Thank you.
Q: I note Rosenberg’s article in the globe this morning in which, among other things, he likes energy stocks at the moment. Do u agree with his assessment and if so would u purchase individual stocks or an ETF and would u focus on producers or service providers and in which geographical area? Can you provide specific recommendations. Thx
Q: Any thoughts on why Enbridge has been so beaten up this year? I hold ENF for the dividend. Should I be concerned about the dividend being reduced?