Q: can you comment on the result of mcr is it a good buy at this level
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Q: In a recent question asked by Hanna about several oil and gas companies, you suggested that Suncor was among your least favourites in the sector. I was surprised by this as many analysts seem to be suggesting that Suncor, with its different divisions, including the profitable refining area and its solid management of its capital, are in a better position than most to survive the next couple of years.
Could you expand a bit on why you are less than enthalled with Suncor?
Thanks for the insight.
Paul F.
Could you expand a bit on why you are less than enthalled with Suncor?
Thanks for the insight.
Paul F.
Q: What is your current opinion of Cequence Energy. I have heard it describe on BNN in the past as a stock that you just put in your portfolio and forget about it. I know they have a strong balance sheet and excellent assets, but other than the general sector weakness, has anything changed at the company? I am not risk adverse and an considering this for a long term hold. Your thought would be appreciated.
DON
DON
Q: can you give me your opinion on srx and tog recent result is the divident save for tog
Q: Yield on BDI is nearly 9%. Do you believe that the dividend will be cut in the next year.
Q: please evaluate and compare these considering current energy issues and safety of the distributions-thanks as always
Q: Do you feel this group will need to cut the dividend again? What is the payout ratio and any sense bottom feeding on this one? thanks!
Q: The market seems to be sorting-out energy yeildcos, blessing some, cursing others. Given Torc's recent outperformance, as well as analyst target prices substantially above current levels, why do you think it remains out of favour (relative to, say, Peyto, Surge, or Whitecap)?
Q: Good day,
I am looking at the financials on surge through TD Waterhouse and it does not appear that there is any cash left in the bank. Am I reading it wrong? Look under cash and short term inv.
I am looking at the financials on surge through TD Waterhouse and it does not appear that there is any cash left in the bank. Am I reading it wrong? Look under cash and short term inv.
Q: Can you comment on this company's results? thanks for your help.
Q: We are holding a large number of oil & gas companies and are underwater on virtually all of them. What is my next move?
Q: What is your opinion of latest QR? Is the stock expensive? What do you think of the movement on the stock and their outlook?
Q: Just released Q2 results. Increased dividend (while most are cutting!), good debt to cash flow, what is not to like - your thoughts?
Q: Hi, recently read the Moody article on oil prices. Wondering if you know of any web link or a future article you can write about the break-even oil cost for our canadian energy companies in order to survive? (i.e. Lightstream Resources Ltd. and Northern Blizzard Resources Inc. have among the highest costs at $102.52 and 130.88 a barrel)?
Q: Hi guys, I've held Badger for more than a couple of years but am starting to wonder if it's just in permanent slide mode. Should I sell while I'm still in the black? Thanks!
Q: Good afternoon. Could I please have your thoughts on Twin Butte as a potential value/income play following Q2 results earlier this week, Among other 'highlights', the company indicates that debt has been reduced to 1.3 times cash flow, with YOY operating costs reduced by 19%. The dividend has been cut by 70% and the payout ratio reduced to 48%. Realize there are risks, as with most oil & gas companies these days.
Thanks as always.
Thanks as always.
Q: Q2 results out - could you provide your updated assessment? seems solid, but oil down, etc.
Q: Hello Peter,
I am unable to decide if I should sell all my positions in the energy sector and perhaps revisit 9-12 months from now. And the reason I hesitate is because there could be a (greater than 70%?) probability that from this level, the returns could be better than the market. I think that given the risk of the sector a 70% threshold makes sense?
If you think I should have sector exposure, would you be kind enough to suggest 6 stocks that I should hold/switch into. I am looking at a 12 month investment period when I may revisit stocks/sector allocations.
Thanks in advance for your help in navigating through this muddle.
Regards.Rajiv
I am unable to decide if I should sell all my positions in the energy sector and perhaps revisit 9-12 months from now. And the reason I hesitate is because there could be a (greater than 70%?) probability that from this level, the returns could be better than the market. I think that given the risk of the sector a 70% threshold makes sense?
If you think I should have sector exposure, would you be kind enough to suggest 6 stocks that I should hold/switch into. I am looking at a 12 month investment period when I may revisit stocks/sector allocations.
Thanks in advance for your help in navigating through this muddle.
Regards.Rajiv
Q: What do you think of HWO's earnings? They appear to be somewhat insulated from the oil price decline through their Papua New Guinea operations.
Q: Could you please comment on MMT latest Q. Is there any hope of their deal going through? I hold this in a registered account, should I move on or just continue to grind it out?
Thank you
Thank you