Q: The plan of arrangement for Repsol to take over TLM has two options for Shareholders. 1)To receive the equivalent Cdn$ of $8US in cash. or 2) To receive $8US Cash. Based on these two options which one is best at this time considering the low Cdn$ relative to the US$. Of course any capital gain or loss would have to be taken in Cdn$
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Q: Hi Peter and Team,
This company announced the re-organization to create two oil-focused companies.
Under this structure, shareholders of Dee Three will receive 0.5 shares of Boulder Energy, and 0.33 shares of Granite Oil Corp, while the latter company will pay a monthly dividend of 0.03 of each Grsnite shares.
Do you think this is a positive move for share holders?
I am currently holding this stock, which is 3% weIghting of my p/f.
Should I continue to hold and make the transfer to these two new companies when approval is obtained?
Thank you for your advise as always.Pui
This company announced the re-organization to create two oil-focused companies.
Under this structure, shareholders of Dee Three will receive 0.5 shares of Boulder Energy, and 0.33 shares of Granite Oil Corp, while the latter company will pay a monthly dividend of 0.03 of each Grsnite shares.
Do you think this is a positive move for share holders?
I am currently holding this stock, which is 3% weIghting of my p/f.
Should I continue to hold and make the transfer to these two new companies when approval is obtained?
Thank you for your advise as always.Pui
Q: With today's announcement of the mega-merger between Shell and BG, along with the inevitable fall in the price of oil to the $30 range due to increased production by Saudi Arabia and dwindling storage capacity, I am interested in your opinion on possible take-over candidates in the Canadian energy sector, especially in well-established mid-cap companies. Your opinion please? Thank you.
Q: What are the prospects for KEL in the current oil/gas envrinment. I currently own RRX and WCP, both up nicely. Would you trade one of these for KEL at this time, or just add KEL.
My oil/gas weighting is about 4%
My oil/gas weighting is about 4%
Q: I hold these stocks in my cash acct. Each is down about 50%.
Although I don't need to sell them at this time, should I look at getting rid of one or more. Inventory issues and other questions about the future for the sector make me question holding them for another year or two.
Thanks for the advice
Although I don't need to sell them at this time, should I look at getting rid of one or more. Inventory issues and other questions about the future for the sector make me question holding them for another year or two.
Thanks for the advice
Q: The oil and gas sector in Canada has been on the decline for a while. What are your thoughts on the prospects of this oil index and the oil/gas sector overall recovering in the summer, when the demand for this resource is expected to rise.
I bought HOU.TO at around $7.3 and am not sure when I should short it and if it is worth it to wait it out till the summer time.
I bought HOU.TO at around $7.3 and am not sure when I should short it and if it is worth it to wait it out till the summer time.
Q: Good morning,
I have a 3.5% position in RRX. It has shown considerable strength and performed well in this downturn in oil. Reading from the stockchase site, Eric Nuttall believes that the stock has risen so high that the expectations are almost impossible to meet. I would be interested in your latest views on this company.
I have a 3.5% position in RRX. It has shown considerable strength and performed well in this downturn in oil. Reading from the stockchase site, Eric Nuttall believes that the stock has risen so high that the expectations are almost impossible to meet. I would be interested in your latest views on this company.
Q: Hi team:
according to the Seasonal traders. they feel that the Natural gas is suppose to have a peak season from now (April) to June
What are some of the names of the Canadian stocks that would represent natural gas that belongs to high quality companies ? I do have TOU and ALA (both have pulled back since the oil prices plunge)
thanks!
according to the Seasonal traders. they feel that the Natural gas is suppose to have a peak season from now (April) to June
What are some of the names of the Canadian stocks that would represent natural gas that belongs to high quality companies ? I do have TOU and ALA (both have pulled back since the oil prices plunge)
thanks!
Q: Crew, surge, precidion driling. The oil, gas and drilling stocks are up huge today. Is this a dead-cat bounce? I am underwater a lot on these stocks and am wondering if I should take some money off the table before they go right back down or is this a sign of strength?
Q: Hi guys, hope you had a happy Easter.
Just a quick question on Paramount and Cequence. I bought both of these stocks a while ago and I am down about 43% and 56% respectively. I have heard a lot of talk that the natural gas outlook does not seem promising in the near future. Should I cut my losses and find something else to buy? Any suggestions?
Thanks
Just a quick question on Paramount and Cequence. I bought both of these stocks a while ago and I am down about 43% and 56% respectively. I have heard a lot of talk that the natural gas outlook does not seem promising in the near future. Should I cut my losses and find something else to buy? Any suggestions?
Thanks
Q: Your last comments on this company was in Dec.
I purchased ikm in August/14 at an average price of 2.56 so needless to say I am well underwater with it currently representing .17% of my trading portfolio.
Recently there has been a good pop in the stock and the positive points that I have noted are: 1.inside buying with management having skin in the game 2. Technicals look very strong at the moment 3. Book value appears as $1.93. 4. Debt appears quite manageable.
I would appreciate your comments as to doubling down here which would cost me $1000.00, however having said that I do not wish to put good money after bad.
Your candid comments would be appreciated here. Thanks and Wish you and your family a Happy Easter
I purchased ikm in August/14 at an average price of 2.56 so needless to say I am well underwater with it currently representing .17% of my trading portfolio.
Recently there has been a good pop in the stock and the positive points that I have noted are: 1.inside buying with management having skin in the game 2. Technicals look very strong at the moment 3. Book value appears as $1.93. 4. Debt appears quite manageable.
I would appreciate your comments as to doubling down here which would cost me $1000.00, however having said that I do not wish to put good money after bad.
Your candid comments would be appreciated here. Thanks and Wish you and your family a Happy Easter
Q: Hello, Can I get your impressions on ARP?
Q: Hi Peter and team - Could you give me an update on Belletrix. Is debt still an issue? In particular is it still worth holding or should I consider switching into something similar but with a better balance sheet. If so would you have a recommendation for a switch. Thanks.
Q: Hello. I am looking into purchasing Crius Energy Trust for both income and Growth. Could I have your opinion on the company and its stock. Thank You, Alan
Q: May i have your opinion on Chesapeake Energy.Have noticed good insider buying latley.
Q: Analysts recommendations are usually based on oil prices moving up to 60 in 2016 and 70 in 2017.What if the price stays flat for the following two years. Who would be the survivors if any?
Q: Peter and Team:
I hold approx equal amounts of BDI,PD,DEE,PPY,QST,SGY, and SPE in an aggressive trading account where sector weighting is not an issue. All are down between 45 and 65 %.
Could you please rank from safest to least safe over a long term O/G downturn. Would you consider selling and redeploying some (or all) into one or two companies from your growth portfolio.
Thank you
Phil
I hold approx equal amounts of BDI,PD,DEE,PPY,QST,SGY, and SPE in an aggressive trading account where sector weighting is not an issue. All are down between 45 and 65 %.
Could you please rank from safest to least safe over a long term O/G downturn. Would you consider selling and redeploying some (or all) into one or two companies from your growth portfolio.
Thank you
Phil
Q: Peter .. is this the proper symbol ?? Also the selling of Surge ...does this mean you have lost all confidence in the bounceback or is the timeframe for recovery to long.
Q: Could you please give me your opinion on SPE. Could you comment on whether you think it's a good time to buy.
Q: hi folks. This was recommended on Bnn.MPG. Has it got some new news? alsoI notice you never discuss Splv and has been so good to me. Why ? Thanks in advance Cliff