Q: I am looking at adding to my energy exposure and considering buying either TOG (hold 1.6 percent)or VET (hold 3.6 percent). Do you have a preference at current prices. Thanked.
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Q: Hi Peter in my RRSP acc. I have 80 shares of CPG which are down form my purchase price and 400 shares of LEG which are also down from my purchase price is it worth buying more of either one and if so which one. CPG is about 5% and LEG is about 2% of the overall portfolio. Thanks, Nick
Q: Could I have your opinion on CPG purchase of Legacy Oil & Gas?
Does this purchase raise your opinion on the company given the unrest in Alberta's political situation.
I currently hold WCP, PMB & BTE representing 5% of overall portfolio.
I entered into the above companies in December so I am up in all of them. I would like to add another 2 %. Should I add to WCP or add CPG into the mix. Thanks for the great service.
Does this purchase raise your opinion on the company given the unrest in Alberta's political situation.
I currently hold WCP, PMB & BTE representing 5% of overall portfolio.
I entered into the above companies in December so I am up in all of them. I would like to add another 2 %. Should I add to WCP or add CPG into the mix. Thanks for the great service.
Q: Is this a good entry point for Crescent Point? Tx
Q: Good Afternoon Folks,
Would you be kind enough to update me on your views on mvn?
Dennis
Would you be kind enough to update me on your views on mvn?
Dennis
Q: Could you give us your opinion on this company
Q: Hello, I am a current owner of Legacy oil and would like your opinion as to if I should just take the hit and report a loss or stick with the conversion into Crescent Point shares.
Also what is your view on this merger into Crescent Point.
Thanks
Also what is your view on this merger into Crescent Point.
Thanks
Q: Your thoughts on the deal and is it worth holding on.
Q: Hey Peter & Team,
Have approx 25% cash on the side and am waiting for something of value to appear.
I have been watching Whitecap closely and noticed today @$14.04 it is trading below it's 200 day moving average ($14.08) and considerably below it's 50 day moving average ($14.47)
At the same time on a technical basis it has been showing higher lows and higher highs since it's low point Jan 12.
Please provide advice regarding whether now would be a good time or not necessarily a good to take a 5% position and why you think as such?
The balance of my portfolio contains 7% in O&G. (TOU & BTE) and I recently put new U$ money into BP (20% of my US portfolio) @ $39.64.
As always, thanks for all you do
Gord
Have approx 25% cash on the side and am waiting for something of value to appear.
I have been watching Whitecap closely and noticed today @$14.04 it is trading below it's 200 day moving average ($14.08) and considerably below it's 50 day moving average ($14.47)
At the same time on a technical basis it has been showing higher lows and higher highs since it's low point Jan 12.
Please provide advice regarding whether now would be a good time or not necessarily a good to take a 5% position and why you think as such?
The balance of my portfolio contains 7% in O&G. (TOU & BTE) and I recently put new U$ money into BP (20% of my US portfolio) @ $39.64.
As always, thanks for all you do
Gord
Q: I currently have 26 holdings in my portfolio.I am down on BTE, CVE and CPG. My only other energy stock is WCP ( a hold ?) . I am getting impatient with the energy recovery. Do you think I should hold these and wait it out or should I dump them? If I had to dump just one or two which would you recommend I sell?
Thanks in advance. John
Thanks in advance. John
Q: Tog has gone down a lot what is your view with this company now , I got out At $10.43 but thinking about buying back in ,what would be a good re-entry $ .
Dose it still have a Div.
Jim.
Dose it still have a Div.
Jim.
Q: Could (or will) Kicking Horse's production in the Alberta Montenay be potentially tied into the Pacific Coast LNG projects? The co. also has an interest in an East Coast (New Brunswick) LNG project. What are your thoughts about the merits of this project? Would you place any economic value in KCK's holding in this project?
Thanks, as usual, for your efforts on my behalf. Your insights are invaluable.
Thanks, as usual, for your efforts on my behalf. Your insights are invaluable.
Q: What are your current thoughts on Enerflex, relative to other companies of this size. Do you view it more or less favourably than comments of the past few years. I own a small position, should I buy, sell, hold.
Thanks, Mike
Thanks, Mike
Q: Hi Peter,
I need your advice on the oil and gas stocks in my portfolio. Presently I own Chevron (CVX.US) and Crescent Point (CPG) (4% and 3% of my total portfolio, respectively). I need to sell my Chevron position to pay for upcoming USD expenditures. I was thinking about replacing Chevron with a Canadian company or companies in the energy sector but am struggling with a replacement. What do you suggest? Also, should I increase my exposure to the energy sector at this time? For your information, I have a well-diversified portfolio of 20 individual stocks with about 70% in ‘blue-chip’ companies. Thanks for your help, I have really appreciated your past suggestions.
I need your advice on the oil and gas stocks in my portfolio. Presently I own Chevron (CVX.US) and Crescent Point (CPG) (4% and 3% of my total portfolio, respectively). I need to sell my Chevron position to pay for upcoming USD expenditures. I was thinking about replacing Chevron with a Canadian company or companies in the energy sector but am struggling with a replacement. What do you suggest? Also, should I increase my exposure to the energy sector at this time? For your information, I have a well-diversified portfolio of 20 individual stocks with about 70% in ‘blue-chip’ companies. Thanks for your help, I have really appreciated your past suggestions.
Q: Hi 5i,
Thank you for you answer today on Royal Dutch Shell RDS.B. I have a follow up question please.
I own Chevron (CVX) (which you also mentioned in your earlier answer), Husky (HSE), Peyto (PEY), and while not directly comparable, Methanex (MX). I am contemplating one more energy stock which is why I asked about RDS.B.
If you could buy only one more energy stock for some growth but also a high sustainable and hopefully growing dividend, which would it be?
My research indicates RDS.B looks attractive, but so does Whitecap Resources (WCP) and possibly Vermillion (VET). The latter two are obviously Canadian which means I can buy them in $CDN of course, which may be doubly beneficial when oil prices recover and move the Canadian dollar.
Thank you again.
Michael
Thank you for you answer today on Royal Dutch Shell RDS.B. I have a follow up question please.
I own Chevron (CVX) (which you also mentioned in your earlier answer), Husky (HSE), Peyto (PEY), and while not directly comparable, Methanex (MX). I am contemplating one more energy stock which is why I asked about RDS.B.
If you could buy only one more energy stock for some growth but also a high sustainable and hopefully growing dividend, which would it be?
My research indicates RDS.B looks attractive, but so does Whitecap Resources (WCP) and possibly Vermillion (VET). The latter two are obviously Canadian which means I can buy them in $CDN of course, which may be doubly beneficial when oil prices recover and move the Canadian dollar.
Thank you again.
Michael
Q: Hi guys. I would like your present opinion on E. I am very deeply under water on this one (78%) They now want to restructure 4 for 1. Should I throw in the towel or just stick it out.
They also want to reprice the insider options from about 70c to 30c. This would seem liken rewarding poor performance to me.
Your comment would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Michael
They also want to reprice the insider options from about 70c to 30c. This would seem liken rewarding poor performance to me.
Your comment would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Michael
Q: Hi, could you recommend one or two stocks(or funds) in the energy sector that are not linked to oil and gas?
Thanks
Paul
Thanks
Paul
Q: I own the CNE debenture and got this notice alert:
Canacol Energy Ltd. Sends Maturity Notice to Debenture Holders
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE U.S.
CALGARY, ALBERTA (May 19, 2015) – Canacol Energy Ltd. ("Canacol" or the "Corporation") (TSX:CNE; OTCQX:CNNEF; BVC:CNEC) announced today that it has sent the maturity notice required under the indenture governing the 8.00% convertible unsecured subordinated debentures of the Corporation (the "Debentures") due June 30, 2015 (the "Maturity Date"), advising registered Debenture holders that the Corporation has elected to satisfy its obligation to repay the principal amount outstanding, together with all accrued and unpaid interest thereon, by issuing and delivering to the holders that number of common shares of the Corporation ("Common Shares") equal to the number obtained by dividing such principal amount of the Debentures and the accrued and unpaid interest thereon by 95% of the VWAP of the Common Shares for the 20 consecutive trading days on the Toronto Stock Exchange ending on the fifth trading day immediately preceding the Maturity Date. There is currently Debentures outstanding in the aggregate principal amount of CDN $25,519,000, together with accrued and unpaid interest thereon in the amount of CDN $1,020,760.
My options (as I see them) are to sell on the open market at $98 approx, or take possession of CNE as outlined in their alert.
What do you suggest here and why? Do you like the common enough to reccomend I convert and hold?
Canacol Energy Ltd. Sends Maturity Notice to Debenture Holders
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE U.S.
CALGARY, ALBERTA (May 19, 2015) – Canacol Energy Ltd. ("Canacol" or the "Corporation") (TSX:CNE; OTCQX:CNNEF; BVC:CNEC) announced today that it has sent the maturity notice required under the indenture governing the 8.00% convertible unsecured subordinated debentures of the Corporation (the "Debentures") due June 30, 2015 (the "Maturity Date"), advising registered Debenture holders that the Corporation has elected to satisfy its obligation to repay the principal amount outstanding, together with all accrued and unpaid interest thereon, by issuing and delivering to the holders that number of common shares of the Corporation ("Common Shares") equal to the number obtained by dividing such principal amount of the Debentures and the accrued and unpaid interest thereon by 95% of the VWAP of the Common Shares for the 20 consecutive trading days on the Toronto Stock Exchange ending on the fifth trading day immediately preceding the Maturity Date. There is currently Debentures outstanding in the aggregate principal amount of CDN $25,519,000, together with accrued and unpaid interest thereon in the amount of CDN $1,020,760.
My options (as I see them) are to sell on the open market at $98 approx, or take possession of CNE as outlined in their alert.
What do you suggest here and why? Do you like the common enough to reccomend I convert and hold?
Q: I'm thinking of taking a position on tranverse, what are your thoughts on this company.
Thanks,
Richard
Thanks,
Richard
Q: There continues to be lots of insider buying especially from the ceo How important does 5i consider this to be and does 5i know how many shares insiders currently own. I have had some luck with surge. I bought a half position 2.5% (before you sold it) that has now grown to 4%. Would you trim it back to a half position. I also own a 3% position in BDI and 3% in RBN.UN ( fairly oil and gas heavy closed end mutual fund) in the oil sector. I was thinking of WCP if I trim SGY.
Thanks Blake
Thanks Blake