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Q: Morning,

Can you please comment on NKO results. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on July 09, 2013
Q: Hi Peter. DTX (Dee three)had a news release today. I am not sure what to make of it. Could you please comment on it? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Ilesh on July 08, 2013
Q: Given the tragic crash in Quebec involving oil on railcars what effect would this possibly have on companies like Crecent Point Energy that transport a lot of their oil by rail with the intention of increasing this? Thanks and keep up the good work. This service is excellent and one of kind available in Canada.
Read Answer Asked by LARRY on July 08, 2013
Q: What do you think is a "fair" price for Trioil? Do you think they are likely to consummate a transaction through their strategic review process?
Read Answer Asked by Rob on July 08, 2013
Q: Hi Peter and the team, what is your view on DEE?
Read Answer Asked by victor on July 08, 2013
Q: Do you have an opinion whether or not I should continue to hold Lightstream.
Read Answer Asked by Harry on July 05, 2013
Q: Hi Peter, Pacific Rubiales (PRE) has been showing weakness despite a rising oil price and a 50% increase in its quarterly dividend. Would you care to share your thoughts? Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Ilesh on July 02, 2013
Q: hi , I am wondering if you may be able to recommend a couple of canadian oil and or gas stocks that have many years of proven reserves in the small to mid cap size that are under valued.
Read Answer Asked by jim on July 01, 2013
Q: Hi Peter, a long time fan and now a member. I have long been a big believer in the energy sector and am overweight, particularily Crescent Point (CPG). I spend the dividend from my RRIF. Everyone on BNN and analysts all love the stock but the market doesn't seem to. In the Globe's ROB Eric Reguly opined that global warming might cause a black swan type event that would force the world to leave hydrocarbons in the ground which would devastate my holdings. I have long been in the denier camp but am starting to question my position. Would appreciate your views on CPG, this whole thesis, and your view on the nuclear space, especially Cameco. I am seiously thinking of a major change in my holdings. Thanks. Robert
Read Answer Asked by Robert on June 30, 2013