Investment Q&A

Q: What would be your three picks of energy services firms ( non pipelines) in North America with growing dividends?

Q: how would rank the above 3 companies and can you give a reason. dave

Q: Which oil service company would you buy today. Criteria: Value/best balance sheet.

Q: Hello Peter and Team
Is it still a good time to increase the holding of oil service companies.
I owne MDI (small position) I am considering buying PHX or TCW.
Is it a good idea, what about other suggestions
I value your opinion
Raouf

Q: Hi 5 guys. Trican Well services had a more than 10 per cent gain on Friday but I can't find any specific news on the big move. Anything on your radar? I am back nicely in the green on TCW, should I sell or is it a worthwhile hold or buy in your opinion?

Q: It's time that I trim my above portfolio of 13 oil & gas stocks to sector weighting. Which 6 stocks do you think should be first to be trimmed? Please list the stocks in order from the first to be sold to the sixth. This is for medium risk profile. Also could you list a short reason why you think it should go for each of the six stocks.

Thanks

Q: I am considering to buy from above stocks Please advice.
Your opinion is always highly appreciated and has always
been Fruitful.

Q: With run up in oil are there any energy/oil service companies that you think are buys and why/why not?

Thanks,
TJ

Q: Hello 5iii

Just looking for your perspective on the energy sector / wti increase having further gains to year end or even Q1 22 ? I have many positions that are near back to break even or now even positive. Please advise TY

Q: Given the current circumstances, would you, in an otherwise staid pipeline, bank, insurance company and MAW104-dominated portfolio put up to 5% in one of/a combination of these 3 stocks? How would you rank them, if so?

Q: Hi team,
With the price of oil near 70$ ,would this be a good entry point to purchase this stock or is it fully valued?
Thank you,
Jean

Q: Can we get your take on Trican's 1/4ly results and prospects going forward.
Thanks

Q: What are your thoughts our TCW's year end numbers? Management looks to increase contract prices in the second half of 2021,therefore returning more to their bottom line and they have no bank debt.Is now a good time to add this name with a time horizon of 24 months?
Many thanks,
Jean

Q: Looking to add a speculative position to my portfolio and been researching Trican. After going through its November presentation its evident things have been tough with a lot of their fleet parked. However, it is showing good momentum and want to know your thoughts. thanks.

Q: I have an old small position in Precision Drilling, which I can sell for a tax loss. I have been suffering with this small position so long, now, that I wouldn't like to sell it just when it pops! Any idea what I can watch as indicators regarding where the stock might go in the period of a month? And what would be a suitable placeholder substitute, which might have the same ability to bounce as PD under favourable circumstances?
thanks

Q: I have positions in both and would like to consolidate into one. Your choice here would be?

Q: hello
Today, would you favor a switch from TCW to Questor?
thanks

Q: What is the outlook for above noted companies in terms of :
1. Balance sheet. Which companies can survive this down turn in the oil patch? ie not go bankrupt. Please add comments and list companies in order.
2. Which companies are hedged and how long do their hedges go and at what prices are they hedged at?
3. Would you currently take a position on any of these companies?
4. Any other helpful comments are appreciated.

Q: I'm considering a contrarian play on an o&g service company. I understand it may take a number of years but at these prices the right company could be a multi bagger when the sector turns from these very low share prices. A strong balance sheet is key to be able to last however long it takes. I see MCR, TCW, and ESN fitting the bill here, but which one would you invest in? MCR has actually done quite well in the downturn and is up considerably. TCW and ESN are more similarly aligned and have both been beaten up. I'd imagine TCW and ESN would have much more torque than MCR in a recovery, so more value there. Clarke has been a big buyer of TCW at these levels, but MCR has large insider ownership. Which one do you feel is the best choice and why?

Q: I realize that these guys are in a very difficult position, but, could you give me your thoughts on their 1/4, and do you think they are having to burn the furniture to keep warm?