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Q: Hi,

In the energy realm I own full positions in ALA,TRP and PEY and would like to add an oil producer to compliment PEY. My ideal stock would be a long term hold with a decent sustainable dividend. I have looked at VET, SU, IMO and CNQ. SU and CNQ seem to be close to 2 yr highs while IMO is close to 2 yr lows and VET somewhere in the middle. Which of the group do you see as the best value for me. Feel free to suggest a company I haven't looked at.
Read Answer Asked by Morgan on April 10, 2017
Q: Within my energy holdings, I have full positions in SU, CNQ, and IMO. I would like to sell one of these 3 and add to my existing VET holdings (I also have full positions in WCP and TOU). Taking into account my desire to have a good balance between oil and gas production, and optimal future capital gains prospects, which of the 3 (SU, CNQ, IMO) would you sell? Also, please provide the percentage of revenue for each of the 6 companies mentioned, that is derived from Canada's oil sands...thx..Glenn
Read Answer Asked by Glenn on January 26, 2017
Q: Which PIPELINES and Midstream energy cos would fare better or worse (and to what extent) from the recent Cdn pipeline announcements, among ENB, TRP, IPL, PPL, ALA! KEY. Thanks?..
Read Answer Asked by Gary on December 02, 2016
Q: Hello Team
I would appreciate your opinion on IMO now. Past opinion was just OK. I read today that Ford Equity sees it as a strong buy but what would you say? I own it (4.8%) but want to sell it to buy FLOT or XHY (I want some U.S. exposure). I have bought SGY and own Enbridge and Fortis (Utilities but are they considered energy partly?)
thanks for all you do
Read Answer Asked by El-ann on April 20, 2014