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Q: what is your favorite pipeline today? cash account

thanks help
Read Answer Asked by brian on May 16, 2022
Q: Hello Peter and team,
What do you think of Cohen and Steers and Icahn Enterprises. i am just concerned of the high yield . Is this sustainable? I am looking at these for my RRSP where the dividends don't have tax implications until i withdraw funds.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on May 11, 2022
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
Read Answer Asked by Matthew on May 10, 2022
Q: On May 9th, there was a question from James about when MEG Energy might start a dividend. In their recent Q1 earnings report, they stated that once a debt level of $600 million was reached, which they expect by the 2nd half of 2023, 100% of free cash flow will be returned to shareholders. I would expect this means some combination of share buybacks and dividends.

In Q1, the company had approx $500 million of free cash flow, which is about $2.0 billion for a year at that rate. There are 307 million shares o/s currently, so that would equate to roughly $6.50 a share. If half went to share buybacks, then that would leave roughly $3.25 for a dividend, which would be about a 17% yield on the current share price. Of course, energy pricing could change significantly (up or down) between now and then.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on May 10, 2022
Q: hi guys just wanted to know which one of these stocks would you suggest to hold for the next few months I have been holding on to tve and it doesnt seem to move much , thanks a bunch
Read Answer Asked by Larry on May 09, 2022
Q: Hi team. I have ~$15k for my TFSA and was wondering about SYZ and FIE for tax free income. I’m down quite a bit with SYZ in other RSP accounts but was wondering if it might be an opportunity now while waiting for some growth in the future. FIE has been good to me and the coupon is roughly the same as SYZ. Hate to be a dividend chaser. Should I buy now or buy something else? Appreciate your thoughts. Bill
Read Answer Asked by William on May 09, 2022
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
Read Answer Asked by DAVID on May 09, 2022
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