Investment Q&A

Q: Your thoughts on the qtr and their arrangement with Cheniere?

Q: Good morning

I am confused...I understand the risk of inflation, war, Covid etc...The demand may be restricted for oil (short-term) but it does not seem to makes sense the volatility in energy when many will be making tremendous cash when oils above $80...TVE, Arc, Whitecap stocks were higher when oil was rising in the $80 range...is this just speculators jumping in and out...would it not be a good time in buy these stocks today as it seems to be quite emotional right now with the rest of the market...any other that you would recommend are being sold without thought of fundamentals?

Thanks

Q: I understand that Arc (ARX) and Cheniere Energy (LNG-A) have entered an agreement whereby Arc will supply gas to Cheniere for a period of 15 years (subject to the decision to go ahead with construction in Corpus Christi, Texas)
I have a small position (106 shares) in Cheniere awaiting some event that makes it a great time to increase holdings. I have yet no position in Arc however do you think that the deal is big enough to ensure Arc will have a meaningful opportunity to find an excellent way to the outside world through Cheniere?
Thanks

Q: I have a small percentage in each of these companies, I would like to add to some or all can you tell me in order of preference you would suggest I add them.
Thanks, Dorothy

Q: ARX Arc Resources, BTE Baytex Energy Corp, or BIR Birchcliff Energy Ltd

Which has the least debt, best management & best potential going forward?

Thank you.

Q: Great 5i team, There are times like this; I will need to put my cash holding to work. I kept trimming energy names in our family portfolio to under 10% and staying on the sidelines for the last few months. Your thoughts are very much appreciated with these 2 questions: which one that you would pick 3 out of these 7 energy names and which sector that you will allocate the funds? I am light in industrial and health care. Thanks for your input.

Q: Can you suggest some good options in this sector. Thanks

Q: Hi the great team, how do you rank these oil and gas companies in terms of value and growth potential .

Q: With NG going up, I wonder about NG stocks, which would I5 suggest?

Q: Is there a seasonality associated with gas prices.
I have done very well with arx the last two years.
Do you see any sense with selling at this level and buying back in the future
Thank you

Q: besides tourmaline, arc and birchcliff what other canadian natural gas companies are appealing-preferably smaller ones. dave

Q: I own TOU shares and I am looking to add two more Canadian stocks that are predominantly natural gas producers. Suggestions please with your reasons.

Thanks, Tim.

Q: hi guys I have a large holdings in these shares and was wondering if i should still keep them for a while longer or do you think there it still has room to move up and I also own some BIR please tell me your feelings on this stock thanks Larry

Q: Hello Peter and team,
The market is up today and the tech stocks are up considerably after the recent fed rate increase. Is it because the increase was small (i.e Tech stocks sold off on previous announcements of rate increases)? Any idea why Tecsys and ATS automation are not participating? Do you see Arc Resources and Whitecap doing better in the next few months.. On BNN, Eric Nuttal, felt oil will continue to do well price wise. Do you share that view?

Q: Can you please rank your top Canadian Natural Gas plays for overall growth in the next 12 months?

Q: Hello Peter and team,
Any idea why Arc Resources and Whitecap are not participating to the same degree as other oil stocks like Tamarack Valley? On BNN, it was mentioned that if Arc is not re-rated, it could be a take out candidate. If so, what price would you think makes sense as takeover candidate? Much appreciated.

Q: Due to need to rebalance my portfolio in which order would you sell these stocks or portions thereof?

Q: I hold ERF, NVA, ARX, TVE, GXE, and VET in the "play money" part of my portfolio and I'm certainly benefiting from and enjoying the large increases but I know all good things must end and sometimes quite abruptly.

Are there a couple of key indicators I should be particularly watching for that it's time to get out of all of these quickly before I give up all my easy gains?

Thank you,

John

Q: Hello Peter and team,
What do you think of Arc Resources? Is it too late to buy at the current price in the $15 dollar range? I was looking at vector vest and they feel chartwell and Sienna are over valued by 50 percent. This does not make sense to me. What metrics do you use to determine their valuation and in your view are they currently fully valued or still have some upside as the dividends are decent?

Q: How do these Companies return to Shareholders, without increasing the likelihood of making themselves a target for a takeover ?