Investment Q&A

Q: Good day, what are your thoughts on the prospects for natural gas and what are your favourite US and CDN ways to play it?

Q: Do you have a current payout ratio for this company ?

Q: If we were to see a recovery in the price of natural gas, what companies would have the most upside potential from their current price?
Of the names listed, as of today, would you consider them a buy, sell, or hold and why? Thank you for your insight.

Q: These stocks all have high dividends' how safe are they. List safest first.

Q: what companies are involved in natural gas ?

Q: David Rosenberg recently wrote that one can buy bonds issued by Nat gas companies with spreads of 425 basis points over treasuries. Can you give me some examples of such bonds and Where I can find more information?

Q: Best way(s) to play a solid rebound in nat gas over the next 6-18 months, with moderate risk. Including stocks, ETFs, options. Thanks.

Q: I bought these two stocks years ago when you had them in your portfolio, they have gone a fair bit south since then but I am seeing some interest from analysts in these being in a buy position again.
What are your thoughts on taking a position now given the sector they are in

Q: My margin account interest rate is currently at 7.90%. With recent increase of interest rate by BOC, the rate may go up by another 0.25%. Out of the 5 stocks I am holding in this account, only two (MPCT.UN and PEY) have dividend higher than the interest rates. Would you recommend any other Canadian stocks with high dividend/ yeild for margin account.

Q: Peter, your opinion please. I own BIR TVE MEG SUNCOR CNQ PETYO FRU . Would you please tell me which is the most oily to the least oily, Thanks Ken

Q: How would you rank these companies for growth, stability
and dividend security? I'm thinking to trim WCP and FRU
to add these others.

Thanks

Q: Hi 5i Team. Can o get your general thoughts on these companies and, specifically, the sustainability of their dividends? At what commodity price points do their respective dividends get dicey? Thank you!

Q: Which of these is a better long term hold for an income investor?
Both of these are showing very high yields, PEY at 11%!? Is this sustainable?
I currently hold PEY in a cash account and am down although I'd like to add more to this sector.

I see a few options here:
Sell PEY, buy PNE and hold
Sell PEY, buy PNE return to PEY after tax loss harvested
Buy more PEY over allotment and sell excess after tax loss harvested
Any thoughts on these options?

Thanks

Q: Peter, it is my understanding that all three of these companies now have very low debt. They also have a very low p.e. They also have a very long reserve life. Is it true that renewable energy is many years away from being a viable solution for energy for the world? The share price for renewables has certainly shown that. ie. RNW Algonquin.
Is this huge drop in these energy companies due to the no more piplelines and no case for LGN, the Trudeau effect. Are these three companies still overpriced?? What would be a good entry point?? Is not a 9.5% div on Peyto the same as a 12% GIC after tax is calculated?? I would like your opinion on these questions Thanks Ken

Q: Please provide your two or three natural gas stocks - or stocks which hold mainly natural gas assets, Is there an ETF that you like?
Thanks

Q: How does this stock compare to others in its sector? When specifically comparing others in its sector, what are the potential risks associated with this stock?

Q: your thoughts of Peyto earnings please?

Q: I have both Tou and Cnq already, which one of these junior gas producers look most attractive, Pey for its 10% dividend or Pou’s growth prospects?

Thnx 5i
Dave

Q: Hi there,
Just wondering why PEY went up so much today and also your general opinion for a 3 year hold in my account
Thank you

Q: Could I have your views on the latest quarter for these 2 oil companies? Many tnx.