Q: Good morning 5i, any comments on SPB's report? Still comfortable with it in the income portfolio? Thank you
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Q: Hi Peter and Ryan,
POE's $0.40 special distribution has left me a little confused as to when we should expect payment. I've included text below from their February 1, 2016 press release:
Key dates are:
-- The record date to determine shareholders entitled to receive the
distribution will be February 10, 2016
-- Due bill trading will commence on February 8, 2016 (two trading days
before the record date, so that trades settling after the record date
have due bills attached)
-- The payment date for the distribution will be February 16, 2016
-- The ex-distribution date will be February 17, 2016 (the trading day
after the payment date, so that trades on and after that date will not
have due bills attached)
-- The due bill redemption date will be February 19, 2016 (the second
trading day after the ex-distribution date, when all trades with due
bills attached have settled)
Thanks
Dave
POE's $0.40 special distribution has left me a little confused as to when we should expect payment. I've included text below from their February 1, 2016 press release:
Key dates are:
-- The record date to determine shareholders entitled to receive the
distribution will be February 10, 2016
-- Due bill trading will commence on February 8, 2016 (two trading days
before the record date, so that trades settling after the record date
have due bills attached)
-- The payment date for the distribution will be February 16, 2016
-- The ex-distribution date will be February 17, 2016 (the trading day
after the payment date, so that trades on and after that date will not
have due bills attached)
-- The due bill redemption date will be February 19, 2016 (the second
trading day after the ex-distribution date, when all trades with due
bills attached have settled)
Thanks
Dave
Q: My simple calculation for SGY NAV is $4.01 whereas the corporate report states $4.88. I'm not an accountant - please explain.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Hi Peter, have some money to invest but have difficulty to pick the one best/safest for the next 2-years. Will appreciate your ranking. Perhaps a another one you can suggest.
Regards, J.A.P. Burlington
Regards, J.A.P. Burlington
Q: I would like to increase my oil and gas exposure. I currently own Peyto and up a bit on it. Could you recommend one or two others to add that should do well assuming price of oil goes up.
Q: I presently own a very small percentage and currently under water. I was thinking of avering down, do u think this company will survive. Thank you
Q: What are your current thoughts on HWO? Is it a good buy in the current environment? How safe/sustainable is the dividend? Thanks.
Q: What is your opinion on this new ETF for an investor that expects oil prices to increase in the long term. Also, why the significant increase in price today despite being advertised as a non-leveraged ETF?
Q: Could I have your thoughts on todays financing and the company going forward. Thanks
Q: Could I have your thoughts on this Oil/Gas...mainly gas company. I have been following this company for a while now. They seem to have just hit a great well. Mid to longer term contracts are being signed on a fairly quick pace. My issues are with the promoters and members of the company. Do you have any insight. I remember another company that had promoters like this and was starting a pipeline...delays..cost overruns ..bought up other properties while ballooning the debt and being sold for pennies. MMT. Once again thank you for your thoughts. Jason
Q: crj is up more than 50% YTD.
Just curious why its not in Micheals filter out today.
I like to promote my own book.
Thx
Just curious why its not in Micheals filter out today.
I like to promote my own book.
Thx
Q: Holding rmp in a tfsa. Would you consider it a sell if oil stays low for one more year. I don't mind to hold if you think it will survive or a take out possibility. Thanks hoping your sunburn aren't to bad. Maybe we can go on your next cruise.
Chris
Chris
Q: Hi, can I have your updated thoughts on the following pipelines: IPL, ENB or its income fund, and TRP. Which ones are of better value to you right now? And future Growth? Would you know the payout ratios for each and are they sustainable? Are LNG exports looking positive in your views and for these positive? Thanks!
Q: sog is offering current shareholders to participate in a debenture offering. The way that I read it the proceeds will be used to pay off the Bank lines and the excess will be used to fund operations. The debentures< I assume would be the 1st charge on the assets and would be paid 1st in case of banktruptcy, is this the case? They pay 8% and are convertible into shares at $.09. Seems like the insiders are going to fund the major portion.How do you feel about this Debenture.
Thanks for your thoughts
Thanks for your thoughts
Q: Hi 5i: I've been searching for info on existing North American LNG plants. Three questions (please charge as you see fit): (1) do you know if the US currently have any working export LNG plants? (2) if there are working export plants, which (if any) Canadian companies will be piping gas to them? (3) are there any Canadian companies planning to pipe gas to any US LNG plants that are under development? Many thanks.
Q: I currently have these energy stocks in my portfolio: BAD, BNK, RRX, AAV, WCP. Please advise which are the two weakest as I want to sell some and buy a global energy ETF instead to better capture the eventual rebounce.
Which global energy ETF, in C$, would be your top pick? Thanks for your advice.
Which global energy ETF, in C$, would be your top pick? Thanks for your advice.
Q: I have decided to lower my exposure to the energy sector. I currently own both WCP and CJ in roughly equal amounts. If I want to sell only one, which would you keep and which would you let go.
Q: Dear sirs,
Loking for your insights on the price movement of PPY, noting its weakness on a day where most oil/gas equities are moving higher.
Thanks,
Brad
Loking for your insights on the price movement of PPY, noting its weakness on a day where most oil/gas equities are moving higher.
Thanks,
Brad
Q: I assume that Vermilion trade more in line with Brent crude than WTI. Can you tell me whether the Brent contract trade different hours through the day than WTI, like the hours of the London Stock Exchange. Thanks.
Q: Please advise if you know why Badger is not only not particpating in today's gains, but actually going the wrong way.
Thanks
Thanks