Q: Can you provide current assessment and upside opportunity. Can you list pros and cons for this company. Would you buy here, it looks extremely cheap.
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Q: Please comment on Hme's update today,and U current opinion on the stock.U last opinion was on Oct 11/23 Thinking of buying so u advice please, Txs for U usual great services & advices
Q: TMP will be up and running end of February
890,000 barrels a day.
Who will benefit the most ? Will it be Heavy Oi ?
Noticed the spread from WTI and Select is starting to narrow.
This is good for our Oil Industry. ?
Who will buy TMP from Government. First Nations or a Utility or someone else.
It will have a huge price tag. Your thoughts please
RAK
890,000 barrels a day.
Who will benefit the most ? Will it be Heavy Oi ?
Noticed the spread from WTI and Select is starting to narrow.
This is good for our Oil Industry. ?
Who will buy TMP from Government. First Nations or a Utility or someone else.
It will have a huge price tag. Your thoughts please
RAK
Q: Good afternoon,
The Globe and Mail reported that the Trans Mountain pipeline is scheduled to start in Feb 25.
Although the news of the opening is already baked into the market, are there any undervalued energy stocks that you could recommend as a good addition to the energy sector of a well diversified portfolio that may well benefit from the opening of the Trans Mountain pipeline in the next few years?
Tank you and I'll await your recommendations.
The Globe and Mail reported that the Trans Mountain pipeline is scheduled to start in Feb 25.
Although the news of the opening is already baked into the market, are there any undervalued energy stocks that you could recommend as a good addition to the energy sector of a well diversified portfolio that may well benefit from the opening of the Trans Mountain pipeline in the next few years?
Tank you and I'll await your recommendations.
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI)
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Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. (INE)
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Polaris Renewable Energy Inc. (PIF)
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Boralex Inc. Class A Shares (BLX)
Q: hi,
I own these as a basket of these smaller renewable stocks ( I own other larger names including Brookfield renew. as well ). the share price of these is struggling. what are your current thoughts on the balance sheets, growth prospects etc. If possible could you rate as a buy, hold,sell, and flag any that are in significant financial difficulty. my feelings are to just hold them all, perhaps a few get takeover offers, and prices move up when rates go down?
cheers, chris
I own these as a basket of these smaller renewable stocks ( I own other larger names including Brookfield renew. as well ). the share price of these is struggling. what are your current thoughts on the balance sheets, growth prospects etc. If possible could you rate as a buy, hold,sell, and flag any that are in significant financial difficulty. my feelings are to just hold them all, perhaps a few get takeover offers, and prices move up when rates go down?
cheers, chris
Q: Thinking about getting some exposure to KMI. How would you compare Kinder Morgan with Enbridge or Pembina Pipeline in term of risk and capital appreciation potential on a 3 to 5 years period?
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
Q: thinking of bottom fishing energy with bias to natgas , which producers
would you consider most undervalued.
thanks
would you consider most undervalued.
thanks
Q: In today's Globe and Mail:
Premier François Legault’s Coalition Avenir Québec government plans to table legislation soon that would allow private wind, solar and small hydro-power producers to sell their electricity directly to industrial customers. Currently, the private producers can sell only to Hydro-Québec.
Are there any public power companies that would materially benefit from this legislation?
Premier François Legault’s Coalition Avenir Québec government plans to table legislation soon that would allow private wind, solar and small hydro-power producers to sell their electricity directly to industrial customers. Currently, the private producers can sell only to Hydro-Québec.
Are there any public power companies that would materially benefit from this legislation?
Q: Hi, follow up the on the previous question about AQN and their dividend versus Cashflow and earnings: The dividend is $0.44 per share but the Free Cashflow per share is -$0.35. Doesn't that mean that if they killed the dividend the company would have free cash per share of $0.09 and therefore be adding cash per quarter instead of losing cash?
Am I reading this wrong? AQN seems to be reducing the financial capacity of the company to pay the dividend. Wouldn't a more appropriate practice be to pay the dividend out of free cash?
Am I reading this wrong? AQN seems to be reducing the financial capacity of the company to pay the dividend. Wouldn't a more appropriate practice be to pay the dividend out of free cash?
Q: Please give me the dividend payout ratio based on Non-GAAP earning per share, operating cash flow per share and free cash flow per share. Thanks.
Q: Hello team,
Your opinion please on the temporary shut down of processing
operations at its refinery.
Thanx!
Your opinion please on the temporary shut down of processing
operations at its refinery.
Thanx!
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Baytex Energy Corp. (BTE)
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Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (BIR)
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NuVista Energy Ltd. (NVA)
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PetroTal Corp. (TAL)
Q: Would you think TAL is worthy of a 2% investment after their 2024 budget announcement and is the Dividend safe?
How do they compare to other similar sized oil companies in Canada?
How do they compare to other similar sized oil companies in Canada?
Q: This has been a long term hold in as RRIP account with a DRIP, The book cost is close to the current market value. Enjoyed the dividends over the years. Is it time to move on. Look forward to your answer.
Q: Looking to increase exposure to energy in TFSA by either adding to SU (2.7% to 5%) or take-up new position in either CNQ or TOU. Growth and income is the goal over 2-3 year hold. How would you guys proceed?
Q: May I please have your opinion of Energy Fuels? Are there other uranium stocks of similar size that you would prefer? I have a full position in CCO.
With appreciation,
Ed
With appreciation,
Ed
Q: I have a few oil & gas producers, actually, mostly oil. These stocks are the biggest weight on my portfolio, some down significantly. I have heard different comments on the outlook for oil...some bullish (eg seasonal factors), some bearish ( large US shale production. What is 5i's best assessment of where things are going for oil stocks?
May thanks.
May thanks.
Q: I am considering reducing energy positions and letting go one or more of these companies. How do you rate them for fundamentals and any other metric you choose to rate them: Keyera, Pason Systems and Freehold Royalties. Sell order??
Q: With gas prices being low like they are is Peyto div safe?. Do they have plenty of cash flow to cover the div, do they still expect more cash flow in the future Thanks Ken
Q: Hi Team,
I have a position in PPL and would lean towards switching to TRP since I see more growth in the name at the current valuation.
I owned ENB in the past mostly for its high dividend yield. Would you favor a switch in TRP or ENB and why?
Thank you !
I have a position in PPL and would lean towards switching to TRP since I see more growth in the name at the current valuation.
I owned ENB in the past mostly for its high dividend yield. Would you favor a switch in TRP or ENB and why?
Thank you !
Q: Hi 5I
Regarding anthony questions , Not withstanding that BIR is surely in the doghouse, is it worth a second look now and at what price would you consider it worth the risk/reward.
CEO stated in interview yesterday that the lower dividend was sustainable for next number of years....opinion? Is this the ceo responsible for reinstating initial dividend?
Thx
Jim
Regarding anthony questions , Not withstanding that BIR is surely in the doghouse, is it worth a second look now and at what price would you consider it worth the risk/reward.
CEO stated in interview yesterday that the lower dividend was sustainable for next number of years....opinion? Is this the ceo responsible for reinstating initial dividend?
Thx
Jim