Q: What do you think of buying Gibson Energy for future growth and dividend payments? How safe is the dividend? Am looking for 3-5 year plan. Also, does not the commodity price tend to overshoot both up and down? I recall selling my HOD.To and SLV when silver came close to $50 and oil in 2008 or 2009 came way up when Goldman-Sachs said it was going to $200 a barrel. I recall the high overshoots were both spikes and did not last long. Do you expect the low price of oil to be a spike and return to 45-55? Thanks. A great service that you do.
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Q: I am primarily an income investor (love a little growth too) and would like to pounce on a few tax loss bargains. Both of these seem overly beat up and their dividends are reaching inticing levels. Would you prefer one over the other, and which dividend might be safer. Thanks,
John
John
Q: Just wondering what your choice would be for income.Would it be Gibsons or Prairie Sky or some of each.
Brian
Brian
Q: Could you please comment on Gibsons latest quarter and suspension of the drip.
Q: Could you please give me your advice on Gibson Energy GEI. I bought this stock over 2 years ago at $22. Could you tell me how much is owned by insiders? Should I sell and move on or wait until Aug 6 when they report. I already owe IPL and ENB in this space. If I sell was considering moving into TCN.
Q: I am considering selling GEI and buying ENF and possibly more KEY.What are you thoughts on this move. Thanks , Joe
Q: I would appreciate your opinion of Gibson Energy.
The PE seems high, but P/CF is a better guide?
Thanks for you thoughts.
John.
The PE seems high, but P/CF is a better guide?
Thanks for you thoughts.
John.
Q: GEI has been sliding hard along with the energy sector. But what is the real net impact of lower prices on its earnings? Isn't trucking of oil (due to full pipelines) a more recent development and wouldn't lower energy prices benefit GEI's input costs? Is GEI's sell-off overdone?
Q: I am an income investor seeking some growth. Given a choice between GEI and Key, which one would you choose?
Q: Could I please get your view on Gibson's latest quarter? It appears to be good but stock price continues to fall.
Q: I am a long term dividend focused investor---I am looking at two utilities, GEI (gibson energy)and CPX (capital power). They have wuperior 10 year dividend growth according to todays globeinvestor article. Would you be comfortable with these as a dividend investment in a long term diversified portfolio for a person 5 years from retirement, as compared to the bigger more well know names enbridge, transcanada and inter pipeline?
Thanks for all you do.
Thanks for all you do.
Q: I have owned GEI for 2 years and I am up %50 plus the dividend. I see that the payout ratio is at %127. Is this a concern? If so could you suggest another company in this sector. Thanks.
Q: Hi, Gibson Energy(GEI)appears to be getting favourable comments from analysts and BNN guests, as a unique mid stream energy infrastructure co. benefitting from several business segments. Recent quarter was good and management guided for a strong 2014, besides a 9% dividend increase. I noted that you consider Gibson expensive and good for income only. I am considering increasing my position for income and growth. I would appreciate your comments.Thanks
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Could I have your opinion on Gibson Energy Inc (GEI:Toronto)
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Could I have your opinion on Gibson Energy Inc (GEI:Toronto)
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Q: Could I get your opinion on GEI.thanks
Q: Hello Gang, Could you give me your take on Gibson Energy GEI with particular regard to the fact that they blend,distribute and ship rather than pump/produce. Shouldn't they be somewhat insulated from most oil price fluctuations? Thanks
Q: I have 32% of my registered portfolio in energy and 0% in utilities if pipelines are considered in the energy sector. I own IPL, PPL, TRP, ENB, GEI and SCL among other oil and gas names none more than 5% per name. I wonder if I own too many pipelines that may be simular. Would you recommend I sell any and if so which one. Thank you very much for the valuable service. I will chime in and agree that you limit the number of questions asked per member per year. I must say I have hesitated to ask questions as I didn't want to overwhelm your team. I would feel more comfortable knowing you will continue this service with set boundries.
Q: I currently have a portfolio of 20 stocks with about a 5% weighting in each position. My investment objective is long term growth with increasing dividends. Three of my holdings are IPL.un(Inter Pipeline), GEI(Gibson)and ALA(Altagas. Are these companies sufficiently different to continue holding all three or would it be better to diversify into another sector? And if you were to sell one or 2 of these which would it be?
Q: What is your opinion on Gibson Energy GEI-T as to dividends and growth?
Q: Hi, My question is about Gibson Energy,technicly speaking, looking at a 1 yr chart, it has completed a head and shoulders pattern and is continuing to decline. Fundamentaly, it had an OK 1/4, and seems to have a promising future, but I am now down about 10%. Should I hold and persevere,sell, and try to buy back cheaper over the next couple months, sell and add to my ALA,PPL, and CXS on further pull backs. Thanks for your help.