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Although Mark Carney has eliminated the *consumer* carbon tax (which leaves industry still paying it I suspect, and the costs will still get passed through to consumers), given his track record and recent comments about commitment to net-zero and "heavy emitters will have to pay", it sounds to me like there will be significant headwinds for Canadian Energy companies if the Liberals are elected. I am considering lightening up on my Canadian energy holdings, given the probability of 4 years of energy-hostile policies. What are your thoughts on this move, for or against?
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Q: Dear Peter et al:
A "Drill down" from the top type of a question!
In Energy sector, these three things seem to be important.
a. Pay down debt.
b. Keep paying healthy dividend or even increase it.
c. Buy back shares.
Recently Cole Smead came on a podcast and clearly laid out his case for his preference to invest in companies that buy back shares. (In the Money by Amber Kanwar, erstwhile BNN Bloomberg Marketcall host).
What is your take on this? What are the 3 companies in the Energy sector that you like using Share buy backs as the metric?
Thanks in advacnce.
P.S. Hope we see you Peter on Amber Kanwar's In the Money podcast. It seems to be getting some traction now.
A "Drill down" from the top type of a question!
In Energy sector, these three things seem to be important.
a. Pay down debt.
b. Keep paying healthy dividend or even increase it.
c. Buy back shares.
Recently Cole Smead came on a podcast and clearly laid out his case for his preference to invest in companies that buy back shares. (In the Money by Amber Kanwar, erstwhile BNN Bloomberg Marketcall host).
What is your take on this? What are the 3 companies in the Energy sector that you like using Share buy backs as the metric?
Thanks in advacnce.
P.S. Hope we see you Peter on Amber Kanwar's In the Money podcast. It seems to be getting some traction now.
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