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Q: Hello
Could you give us your take on the latest earnings for Transalta, Inergex, and Emera?
Please use necessary credits.
Thank you
Stephane
Read Answer Asked by Stephane on February 27, 2023
Q: Best way(s) to play a solid rebound in nat gas over the next 6-18 months, with moderate risk. Including stocks, ETFs, options. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Eric on February 27, 2023
Q: BIR shows a div payment of 20 cents per qtr for a current yield north of 9 percent. what is the revenue assumption made by the company in order to maintain 80 cents per year? what the payout ratio based on an annual div of 80 cents? with little debt on the books do you consider BIR a good investment for investors seeking reliable future income thanks Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on February 27, 2023
Q: Eric Nuttall was very bullish, almost feverish, on oil (represented by the companies above) while being down on natural gas. To what extent do you agree?
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on February 27, 2023
Q: Good Morning,

In a recent answer to one of my questions you suggested that WMB would be a good income investment.

I am not sure if I am reading this information correctly but it looks to me that the dividend has gone up and down over many years.

Is this correct? Do you have any concerns with WMB in terms of yield stability and safety?
Read Answer Asked by Dave on February 23, 2023
Q: Hi - looking to add a utility to an otherwise diversified portfolio. Please rank the companies listed in terms of potential total return over the next 5 years+ and whether current valuations are presenting a good entry point?
Read Answer Asked by Chris on February 23, 2023
Q: This offshore drilling company (Transocean) stock price has increased 111% over the past 12 months.

Many rigs are still on previous leases at much lower prices/day rates than the current new leases being executed.

Assuming rig count stays the same (does not increase like it did in 2022), but expiring leases renew at recent rates with existing or new customers, what is the fundamental outlook for the next 3 years or so (approximately)?

The stock price has been very volatile...$0.81 in October of 2020, $84 in 2011, and currently at $7. Trying to get a better grasp on the fundamentals here in the above scenario that should translate to the stock price...
Read Answer Asked by Daniel on February 22, 2023
Q: If nuclear fusion became a reality, what companies/suppliers would benefit? Based on the research activity, I assume this innovation would come out of the U.S.
Read Answer Asked by Regan on February 21, 2023
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