Q: I have small positions in RMP, KEL and SGY. I need to increase my oil and gas exposure as it is only about 3% of my exposure. in addition to adding to RMP, KEL and SGY could you please suggest several larger cap companies I could add? Thank you for the wonderful daily education you provide - it is a tonic!
Q: Hi Peter and team, Would you pls. give your opinion on 3Q results. I'm way under water on this one. Would you reco. to sell/hold or maybe add to average down?
Thx a lot!
Q: Which of these companies would you prefer for a nat gas focus and why?... WCP or ARX. Is there another gas name you would recommend that also pays a higher dividend? Many thanks!
Q: It's been a while since you've commented on Strad Energy Services. Their recent quarter looks very decent. I'd be interested in your take on the numbers.
Q: My energy stocks are the following: BNP,CNQ,PRW and TOG. I need to get out of all or three of them. Which do you recommend to keep or should I sell all and buy Tourmaline that seems to be a better managed company. It seems to me that the oil stocks are not going to do better in a long time.
I also would like to know if it is right time to buyAmaya gaming, Home Capital Group. Or is it too late.
Margita
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Asked by Margita Elisabet on November 07, 2014
Q: Hi 5i,
At $3.00 per share what is their P/E at and what is cash flow at?
Also what is their proven reserves size and how many drilling locations?
Anyhting else you can tell me would be great.
Can you explain what is happening with TOU. As you indicated, they met or bettered all financial expectations, the price of Nat Gas is going up, other gas related companies stock prices are going up but TOU shares price is dropping. Why?
I currently have the following energy producers in the portfolio:
AEI 3.5%
PPY 3.9%
TOU 3.5%
PEY 4.3%
CPG 3.1%
With a total energy producer weighting of 18.3% I am wondering if I should trade my CPG shares for something like Black Diamond group. The dividend is lower on Black Diamond but I think the quality of company is better and I think they treat shareholders better. What are your thoughts on a best choice for recovery from current prices and good dividends? As a side note, I hold BAD (4.9%) as well in case it matters in terms of sector exposure.
Q: I was hoping to have your view on some of the smaller names in the energy space. SPE-Spartan, ELK-Elkwater, POE-Pan Orient.. I have read your previous comments on ELK. You are supportive of management however it seems the recent deals are not investor friendly. I noticed that the past announced deal has driven significant decrease in per share value. Could I have your thoughts please for these going forward. Thank you Jason