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Q: what would be your top 3 oil,energy company be in the US and Canada?
Anyone of them worth while to invest in?
Read Answer Asked by Josh on April 28, 2020
Q: Which oil companies are your best Equipped to make it through the current mess? Could you make a top 5?
Read Answer Asked by Mark on April 22, 2020
Q: Compelling argument in the financial post recently on oils rebound - ‘how the corona virus is setting the stage for the next oil boom’. Do you buy into this thesis? If so what companies would you look at with most upside and safety (Eg will be around to see it through)

Read Answer Asked by Gregory on April 15, 2020
Q: SU or CNQ: looking at all metrics, which one would you buy for the long-term? I realize that the oil price is the biggest factor: supply issue (too much) and a demand issue due to COVID-19; however, when the data for COVID-19 starts looking positive demand should start to increase - 1/2 of the equation. I realize dividends are dependent on the price of oil; but, perhaps one co. is more isolated in this regard? I am a long-term investor - NOT a trader, so, can wait. Also, a dividend cut may be a good thing for now?
Read Answer Asked by James on April 09, 2020
Q: Hi team,

Are energy shares a good long-term investment any more or should they simply be looked at as a trade? Given the lack of pipelines in Canada and the fact that the World is shifting away from oil and gas at higher prices, do energy stocks really have a long term potential? Or should we buy them on weakness and sell them into strength. Hard to grow the business and revenues, apart from acquisitions, when revenues are dependent on a commodity that is at the whim of certain government action or inaction.

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on April 03, 2020
Q: Can you suggest five companies from the oil sector that are least likely to go into bankruptcy with oil at current prices.
Read Answer Asked by Edgar on April 01, 2020
Q: Hi team,

I'm up over 30% of CNQ in about a week or 10 days and I also own Suncor. I believe that the recent run up in the stock market and the energy companies over the last 2 days is not sustainable. I fear that the coronavirus impacts aren't fully appreciated and this will likely have a more profound impact on travel and demand for oil. I obviously have no idea if we hit the bottom or not, but given the the sharp bounce when is it ok to take your money and run, especially on Companies whose revenues are based on a commodity. I own several other stocks that I bough during the drop, including BCE, RY, TD, ENB, etc. so I will still have exposure to the upside, but in less risky names.

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on March 31, 2020
Q: I bought half positions in CNQ and SU and I have buy orders in at lower prices which I never thought I would see ($8 for CNQ). At current prices, CNQ is yielding over 15%. Even though their dividend was well covered, does it matter how low their share price goes or is it more a function of how long the coronavirus and price war going on for that you force them to cut their dividend? Would they cancel share buybacks before cutting their dividend even though share prices are so low?

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on March 20, 2020
Q: I am down on the stocks as follows but do not have offsetting capital gains to compensate for the losses - would you continue to hold or sell and please advise your rationale
Also, what criteria do you use for determining when this market has stopped it downward trend?
Read Answer Asked by David on March 17, 2020