Q: just wondering what your thoughts are on why Vermillion seems to move in greater swings than either CNQ or SU, particularly given VET is less reliant on Western Canadian discount pricing...thanks.
Q: I would like to bump up my energy holdings in RRSPs, looking at CNQ and VET.
I'm leaning towards VET because of higher yield and lower debt. Your comments would be appreciated and thanks for the great service guys!
Q: Energy Sector - I am hearing that in 2020 the IMO will be enforcing ban on ships that use fuel with higher sulfur content. To take advantage of this can you recommend refiners that will benefit as well those oil companies producing more light oil. Thanks AJD
Q: My TSFA has AQN, ADW-A, CSH.UNIT, CCL-B, ET, OTEX, WCP. Would like to add another energy stock for some growth. What are your thoughts on CNQ or perhaps you have a better name for the space? Should I replace ET and OTEX as they haven’t performed much! Thank you in advance for your excellent insight!
Q: Hi, any insight why CNQ is not moving up as fast as some of the other companies (i.e. Suncor) given the rising oil prices and their latest earnings positive? Thanks Kim
Q: My only stock in the oil space, other than utilities, is wcp. What would you suggest as a second stock to compliment this now that the oil sentiment is improving?
Q: Could you please explain the significance of the difference in Price/Cash flow and Price /Free Cash flow in general and then apply this spacifically to each of these three stocks
As well, where is the best place to get ifo on price /free cash flow on these and other stocks in Canada
Q: I read/hear conflicting opinions about the price of oil from well respected analysts in the print/electronic/TV media. Some say oil sector is the next place where the money is going to flow and others say there will be a pull back sooner than later. Do you think the new highs are there to stay? What are the top 3 to 5 companies from your favourite list that have already shown improvement due to higher oil price?
Many thanks.
Mano
Q: WITH OIL SEEMING TO RECOVER SOME, MY CPG WILL LIKELY BE CALLED AWAY AT $ 12.00.
COULD YOU PROVIDE A FEW LAGERS IN THE OIL SPACE THAT MIGHT BE REPLACEMENTS AND ARE REASONABLE TO OWN. (have 1/2 positions in WCP & SGY )
THANKS
YOSSI
Q: Can you recommend a natural gas producer. Prefer in Canada and does not utilize fracking to extract the gas due to the negative views and risk of laws coming in to prevent it. As well a company that refines the natural gas and another that transports it. The best in each sector unless one does all three.
Q: My "loss leaders" are CPG and ERF. My gainers are SU, HSE and CNQ. (Because of the entry prices) Should I sell my "losers" CPG/ERF and plough the proceeds in SU/CNQ? Or simply hold them till the recovery in the sector takes place? Or buy HWO which I own which is in slightly positive territory? Or any other company that you would suggest in the Oil/Gas sector? Like the pipelines.
Thank you.
Q: Hi, I just read an article,that said the high price at the pumps were do to the refineries getting higher margins. If that is the case,and it is not the first time I heard this, then there must be some companies in Canada that are doing really good? The oil and gas sector has been down for years, getting impatient I guess.
I was thinking of selling my energy companies WCP,PEY&TOG and replacing them with refinery or related companies for more growth.
Do you agree with this switch, and could you name two or three stock that you could recommend.
Thanks,
Q: In 2016, I received some Prairie Sky shares as a result of my position in Canadian Natural Resources. I am trying to decide what to do with the PSK shares (sell, buy more or hold). Can you offer an opinion on the future prospects of Prairie Sky? Does it complement well the holdings in the 5i Income Model Portfolio?
Q: My only energy holdings are ALA, ENB and PPL, representing 11% of my equity portfolio. I am considering SU or CNQ as an addition. Which do you prefer at this time, or would you view my energy holdings okay as is?