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Q: NPI recently announced the commencement of the new Oneida battery storage Project (ahead of schedule and under budget). They also have two wind projects under way, in Poland and Taiwan. I believe. I am having trouble estimating the value of each of these projects. Can you tell me the expected revenues, free cash flow, and EPS of each project and when the wind projects are expected to come on stream?
Read Answer Asked by arnold on May 14, 2025
Q: What is the difference between owing a bitcoin company like COIN or a bitcoin ETF? Which is riskier and which would you prefer?
Read Answer Asked by Carla on May 14, 2025
Q: The recent NPI quarter looks pretty weak, decreased revenues from last year. I’m thinking to take a loss and possibly add to other positions, or would you recommend to repurchase after the 30 days? I read the March report, but I see better opportunities in other names. The growth story for 2025 is only the Oneida Energy Storage Project completion? How much will this add to revenues? I’m also concerned the allure around renewables and the climate change narrative is crumbling, especially after the Europe outages. Any thoughts on this?

My add to names I’m considering are PPL, CPX, PEY, WCP. How would you rank those for growth, stability, current and future yield?
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 14, 2025
Q: Hello Team,
Do you have a preference between these for overall performance over the next couple of years, ie capital gain plus dividends and why. With LNG becoming a thing, I wonder if that swings it to TOU. Your comments would be appreciated. Also, what would you expect the total percent dividend going forward for TOU, including quarterly and special.
Thanks,
Barry
Read Answer Asked by Barry on May 13, 2025
Q: Back in September 2024, I had asked whether it might be a good idea to rotate from ENB to a producer like CNQ/CVE. 5i's response as the time was that it was not a fan of "fixing' things that are not broken".

This has so far been good call because ENB has faired well while the producers are hitting new lows.

My question is: at what point does the risk/reward become such that rotating into the producers make sense?
Read Answer Asked by Mike on May 08, 2025