Q: I currently hold MEG & TOG, both make up approx 7% together of the energy component of my portfolios. I am looking to compliment these if you agree with those choices. However I also feel that Nat Gas will do well into 2014. What would recommend in that vein and perhaps buying the UNG is avenue to pursue. Look forward to your insight. Excellent forum. Thanks. Maureen
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Q: hi
tks for your answer about coke.
if i was to buy a canadian natural gas company ,
is it to late and if not what would you recommend .
tks
tks for your answer about coke.
if i was to buy a canadian natural gas company ,
is it to late and if not what would you recommend .
tks
Q: Hi,I have had HNU eft for quite a while,and have not done so good. I would like to switch into a more mainstream eft or stock.I think gas will do well in the next 4-5 years and would like a good growth idea.
Thanks, Brad
Thanks, Brad
Q: I am thinking of selling ARX and buying PEY. Can you advise - are there better moves in your opinion- can you provide a couple of Hi growth/torque names Thanx Robbie
Q: In your December 6th reply to Lina about Peyto Exploration (PEY), you wrote the following:"It is clearly one of the better names out there, in our view. It is susceptible to weak gas prices, but we think it still has some decent potential."
It's Peyto's susceptibility to gas prices that has me concerned. Right now, because of the unusually frigid temperatures in North American, the price of natural gas is higher than it's been in years, and Peyto is benefiting from it. But it won't be long before warmer weather returns and Peyto will start to pull back. Adding downward pressure on its stock price will likely be the arrival of other producers who shut down their operations a few years ago and are now ready to return to the market place given the higher natural gas prices. If Peyto is sensitive to natural gas prices, which in turn is tied to the prevailing temperatures and the quantity being produced, would now be the time to lock in my profits?
It's Peyto's susceptibility to gas prices that has me concerned. Right now, because of the unusually frigid temperatures in North American, the price of natural gas is higher than it's been in years, and Peyto is benefiting from it. But it won't be long before warmer weather returns and Peyto will start to pull back. Adding downward pressure on its stock price will likely be the arrival of other producers who shut down their operations a few years ago and are now ready to return to the market place given the higher natural gas prices. If Peyto is sensitive to natural gas prices, which in turn is tied to the prevailing temperatures and the quantity being produced, would now be the time to lock in my profits?
Q: Hi there given the draw down on Nat-Gas "Natural gas inventory showed a draw of 285 bcf vs expectations for a draw of 258-264 bcf." could you please point me to a few good NGas stocks.
As always thanks for the site......Great work
As always thanks for the site......Great work
Q: Hi Team, With the cold snap North America is experiencing, could you review for us your favourite Natural Gas stocks.
Thanks EH
Thanks EH
Q: I have owned Peyto for the last couple of years and am up 72%! The stock had a good pop today. Do you see much more of an upside?
What an informative service you have here!
What an informative service you have here!
Q: Hi Peter. I am seeking some advice relating to the energy portion of my portfolio. Ideally, I would like about 10% of my portfolio in two energy stocks. Currently, I have Chevron (CVX) in a taxable account (4.0% of the portfolio) and in registered accounts I hold eca, cve, and cpg at 1.4%, 1.6%, and 3.8% of the portfolio, respectively. I have unrealized capital gains on my chevron holdings. I am interested in your views on what two energy stocks I should own for a 3-5 year period. Thanks.
Q: Last night I received an email from Peyto Energy advising that they are the subject of a legal action by some shareholders of their most recent acquisition. I have owned Peyto for a number of years and have been more impressed with management with each passing year. I am sure their due dillegence was better than most but I am always reminded of Lowen Group when it comes to these things. Have you any thoughts or insights on this kind of situation generally, or this one in particular?
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike
Q: Hello Peter and the 5I team
I am considering adding a Nat gas company to my portfolio, which would you prefer PEY or TOU? Why do you prefer one over the other?
Thanks
I am considering adding a Nat gas company to my portfolio, which would you prefer PEY or TOU? Why do you prefer one over the other?
Thanks
Q: Peter .... i would like to get into natural gas and to this end what would you suggest as a company .... would be nice to have a stable dividend as well with the potential growth should nat gas prices increase ...thx
Q: Hi Peter and team,
PEYTO PEY has dropped about ten percent recently. Any ideas as to why?
Mike
PEYTO PEY has dropped about ten percent recently. Any ideas as to why?
Mike
Q: Which would you consider a better/ safer long term investment, peyto [pey], or whitecap resources, (wcp), thanks?
Q: Can you tell what your favorite Canadian natural gas stocks that pay a dividend are? Thanks.
Q: Good Morning Peter and the Team. I am considering averaging down on either Spyglass SGL or Longvue LNV your thoughts or should I just forget this course of action and and take a position elseware any suggestions. Your thoughts would be appreciated
Q: Good morning. How does 5i Research feel about gas right now, and can you suggest three solid companies for long term investment. Thank you. John.
Q: of the companies that you guys follow, which would benefit the most with higher nat. gas prices, excluding large caps, thanks.
Q: Hi Peter,
I am a new member. Love the service. What is your view on natural gas sector? Would you recommend 2-3 stocks in the sector? Thanks
I am a new member. Love the service. What is your view on natural gas sector? Would you recommend 2-3 stocks in the sector? Thanks
Q: Good Day 5i. Some weeks ago after viewing your suggestion that a reasonable equity portfolio might consist of 20 stocks, each representing about 5% of the total, I set mine up in that way. SU was one of the stocks I already held and still do, but I am concerned that it will take a few years before it shows much gain. I am thinking of selling SU and replacing it in my portfolio with PEY. The current prices and yield for each of these are about the same, and I think the upside with PEY will occur much faster. What do you think, or are there better liquids rich gas options that PEY? Brian