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Q: Peter and team can you tell me what you think the future holds for TOG. Are the div still the same as it was a year a go.

Jim.
Read Answer Asked by James on October 16, 2015
Q: What is your opinion of the quality of the management at Petromanas? I believe they've made some dubious decisions such picking the wrong rig(2000hp instead of 3000hp), and spending money in a futile attempt (so far) to prove reservoir connectivity between 2 of their main prospects (one of which is a 100% wildcat)
Read Answer Asked by Kreshnik on October 16, 2015
Q: Hi, Peter and Co.
In view of a significant AND constant increase of supply of Natural gas worldwide, how would you characterize the future of PSk.
I own a small/medium position and back to same as last year. Notwithstanding the dividend, not very optimistic as to it's future growth prospect.
You may have a different opinion, thanks for sharing,
Claude
Read Answer Asked by claude on October 15, 2015
Q: I hold BTE-T and ERF-T and Im over 50% under water on both - originally I invested 3% of my portfolio in each stock (Im comfortable with that weighting). Would you advise averaging down and getting the % back to 3%? Or do I just hold and hope that with a massive oil recovery I may get back to my ACB (gains look unlikely on these two)? Thanks, Neil
Read Answer Asked by Neil on October 15, 2015
Q: Hi Guys,
Any recent update on VLE? it's been awhile since a question has been asked. I see Scott Lamacraft is still the largest shareholder.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Chris on October 14, 2015
Q: KCK is being bought out today at a 47% premium. Any other companies in the oil and gas sector that are candidates for takeovers.
Read Answer Asked by blake on October 13, 2015
Q: will you please give your opion on latest results and the big jump in price thanks donald
Read Answer Asked by donald on October 09, 2015
Q: Hi Peter, I own BTE and my cost is 26.51 if I were to buy 100 more shares it would get the cost down to about 16.00. Would this gamble be wise, waiting for oil to rebound, and if it were to be bought at what price might it be bought at. I know you can't predict the price but what value might it have at this point. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Nick on October 09, 2015
Q: Would you speculate as to what small and med. oil company maybe available for M+A. Thanks Jim
Read Answer Asked by jim on October 08, 2015
Q: I see you continue to omit Whitecap Resources when members ask you for
your top oil/gas companies even though WCP remains in your balanced portfolio. (today you recommended TOU, PEY, RRX AND VET) Is this because they have greater upside from here or is there something else wrong with Whitecap as a top pick? I also noticed you recommended not to chase the current trend towards materials and oil and gas companies. Why is that?
Read Answer Asked by Les on October 07, 2015
Q: Morning!! Your top three picks in the current market for oil/gas...growth...looking for those high quality that definitely increase with overall increase in oil/gas...I believe price for oil will fluctuate between 45 and 60 over the next 12 months...
No worries for portfolio just extra cash..

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Matthew on October 07, 2015
Q: i own both at much lower prices, i would like 2 more of your favorite oil and gas stocks small to mid cap do not have to have a dividend. thanks. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on October 07, 2015
Q: With Suncor attempting to entice exhausted shareholders with a 0.25 SU share exchange offer, COS loyalists are fortunate to have an influential shareholder in Seymour Schulich.

Schulich was quoted in saying:
“I ain’t selling at that price,” he said of Monday’s bid, adding that he believes Canadian Oil Sands is worth $20 per share. “If they succeed, I’ll go to court to get a valuation.”

My question is what options do COS shareholders have if SU were to be successful in this takeover chicanery? Could someone like Schulich order an independent valuation and let a judge decide what is fair for shareholders?

Here is link to article:
http://business.financialpost.com/news/energy/suncor-energy-incs-4-3b-hostile-bid-for-canadian-oil-sands-ridiculous-seymour-schulich
Read Answer Asked by malcolm on October 07, 2015
Q: Sector rotation today with oil having an outsized move to the upside and many high quality non-commodity related stocks (CSU, CCL.B, CTC.A, DOL, GIL, L, T, MG, etc etc) with an outsized move to the downside?

I'm thinking of adding another oil company to join WCP as my only oil holdings (currently WCP is less than 2% of the portfolio). What dividend paying name would be on the top of your list today (small cap, large cap, doesn't matter) for a long term hold.

In your opinion, would your #1 ranked oil name be more attractive, from a valuation perspective (assuming a $45 floor for oil) than your current #1 ranked pipeline?

Thanks.

John
Read Answer Asked by john on October 07, 2015
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