Q: Peter, great job on BNN Market Call yesterday ! Your knowledge of all the companies you are asked about is really humbling. Add that you are such a gentleman, and it was a very enjoyable hour to spend. All subscribed here should watch the show. Re: Surge; is it appropriate for a modest allocation in an RESP ? Thank you for all your hard work and services. Paul
Do you have an updated view on CEIBA? They recently announced their quarterly results and mommentum seems to be picking up in the name? Do you know much about the large shareholder John Hooks from your prior dealings in the hedge fund space (currently Chairman of CEU as an example)?
Q: Hi,
I know this is a busy time for you. When you have a moment, could you comment on ESN, as it just released its earnings on May 6, which were lower than expected. My view is that ESN is fine in the long term and that the dividend is safe, but I would naturally appreciate your view.
Thank you for your service,
Q: Hi Peter: I'm curious about the the reasonably good review on CNE on May 7th. Using BMO Investorline I see the following
June 30 2013. June 30 2012
Revenue. 144. 192
Profit/loss. -120. +18
This doesn't look like a company I would invest in. Less revenue and less profit. Perhaps BMO is not using the latest financials, if so where's the best place to see good financials.
Q: Hello Peter and Staff
Apparently Transglobe (TGL) earnings report not good and stock is in the throes of a sell off. Wondering if I too should throw in the towel, take the loss, or do you think there could be better days ahead?. Thanks
Q: Hi Team
I know you like SGY and their management team, and the share price has done very well over the last year. My question is in regard to share issues. In 2009 there were 17 million shares O/S, today there are 166 million shares O/S. Does this not represent a high level of share issuing, or am I missing something.
Read your April 25 comments. I am up 47% on a small position over a 2 month period and am wondering what your thoughts are for the next 6 months - a year. I'm in no hurry to sell.
Thanks for all you do, it is very much appreciated
Q: I currently own Suncor,CNQ, Cenovus, I purchased these a few years ago, and watched them go down, SU is up $5.00 CNQ break even, CVE down $5.00. Should I sell these now, and what would be a replacement?
Q: Hi team:
great work as usual
I am about 10% up on ATH (no dividend) and PPY (no dividend)
I am considering selling ATH as PPY seems to have a better prospect (as a target of taken over as the LNG heats up more)
I have in my holdings the seniors CNQ, SU, HKE and CNQ (all up 25%)
In the juniors, I got RRX, DEE, and recently added small position in SGY,
In the services, I just added FRC and BDI
If I do sell ATH, would SGY and TOG be a good place to put the
money ? (I believe both pays a dividend)
I am already loaded in pipelines from PPL, TRP and IPL which has gone up 25% plus
thanks for the great work team!
Someone told me that this is an oil and energy bubble due to the Russian-Eukraine conflict, what is the fundamentals that
is leading to this run up in the oil and gas in your opinion ?
it has been very cheap prior to this event,
Michael
Q: I have owned Talisman [TLM] for a couple of years and am under water. At this point in 2014 I have capital gains which would easily offset the loss resulting from selling TLM. I'm looking for a suggestion on the way forward given this comment on BNN.
"We believe this provides an opportunity for astute, patient investors as the stock sells at a large discount to comparable companies and we do not expect that to stay that way forever. Investors also get to collect a 2.5% yield."
I don't need the cash so could sit tight and wait until later in the year. My energy exposure is about 7%. As a retired person I look more for yield than growth but do hold a number of your recommendations such as Amaya.
Appreciate your thoughts.
Ron