Q: I have two stocks- in my portfolio that are to my mind dogs. Bombardier and Canadian Oilsands- like most investors I am slow to get out of the losers- but there does come a time. Neither position is that large- not after the recent debacles, now I'm thinking I should put these two behind me and move on. Your thoughts.
Q: Would appreciate your individual analysis of SGY's 4th quarter & year end statements. They were in line with RBC but I much more value your opinion (no politics)!! Thanks
Q: Would appreciate your comments on 2014 results and 2015 outlook based on today's release. Looks compelling but oil price is still a major factor. Thanks
Q: I have no energy exposure at all at present and have 41% of my portfolio in cash. I have begun to compile a list of energy stocks to purchase on an expected major pullback in the next few weeks as oil storage capacity fills. ARC Resources, Baytex Energy, Crescent Point, Enerplus, Vermillion, and Whitecap are my preferred choices at this point as I am retired and their dividends are distributed on a monthly basis. They are also all mid-to-large-cap companies and, therefore "safer" in my view. Are there any in this group that you would avoid? Are their dividends safe? Are there any additions I should consider? My criteria is mid-to-large energy companies, with "outperform" Royal Bank ratings, paying decent monthly dividends, and well-down from their projected targets (which all of the above meet). Many thanks, as always.
Q: Hi taeam:
Since the pull-back in the crude oil prices last fall, I wonder how much it has affected the revenue of the pipeline companies like TRP, ENB, PPL and IPL. I am looking for opportunities to add more for dividend income with a small growth potential. Secondly, from Ottawa's transportation watchdog, the worry about transporting oil by tankers' safety, it would suggest the coming of a new generation of stronger tanker wagons, I wonder if you could educate us to see what companies manufacture and do research on the above topic.
Many thanks,
Q: The company did cut its dividend since your last comment, but it's now over 12% again, due to the drop in price. TDW shows the majority of analysts giving ZAR a hold rating, but one analyst says Strong Buy. Also, the CEO, Hansen, has been buying shares in the last few days. Has your view of this changed recently? Would you buy it here?
Really need your help. I read all your articles among many others, and recently read something that hit home when you spoke about portfolio management and to be willing to get out of losers. To be honest, I have yet to collapse a position in which I was not ahead.
I'm a little under water (13%) with XOM and as far as I can tell could remain there for some time - maybe a couple of years. It had a nice move yesterday but has given some back today.
I was thinking about exiting XOM and taking a position in Ford. Right now I have about 25% of my portfolio in US equities with positions distributed in;
APPL
WFC
DIS
CBI
TWX
as a whole this group has performed very well for me.
Do you think a position in Ford is wise at this time? Or would you recommend another sector/stock that might work better for me? Or would you recommend I just hang tough, collect the XOM dividend and patiently wait for the oil recovery? And finally, do you have an opinion on when you think Oil might return to $70 - $80.
Q: I hold VET in my TFSA but today I saw this morning on tmx.com the estimated earnings for 2015 and 2016. They were severely lowered .... If this is not a typo, I am selling all my VET tomorrow. Your opinion.
Q: Hi 5i team,
Please give your opinion on each of their hedging strategy. Presumably, all three have been able to keep their dividend because of hedging. What happens to their dividend if oil price stays low for another year or so. Who is on the other side of these enormous hedge? Someone is loosing big time...please comment. Thanks
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
Could I get your opinion of Whitecap's purchase of Beaumont Energy please ??? Does this transaction make sense in the current oil pricing environment ??? Thank you for your help. DL
Q: Hi Peter What is your take on the Whitecap Beaumont deal >Sure am not happy with wcp raising cash at $13.50 probably to fiancé the deal.
Regards Stan
A few days ago you mention that Striker is a risky stock. Do you think that it has a chance to go belly up if the oil price stays low (or go lower) for a longer period of time?
I have a 2 years (+) time frame. Is there a better one that you would recommend
Q: Obviously RMP's earnings were not good. Can you please shed some light on how bad their earnings miss was and future prospects in a low price oil environment. Thanks