Q: Can you give us your concensus on Suncor's quarter and outlook?
I have several hundred shares that average close to the present price.
Would you hold, sell a portion, or dump them all?
My feeling is with time they may climb back some, but it's risky with all the rush to green companies whether they've proven themselves or not.
Q: John O'Connell commented at the money show that ENB is a ponzi scheme based on its overpaying dividends and then having to go to the market to raise the necessary capital to complete their capex plans. Sounds a little harsh. Comment?
Q: The price of natural gas seems to be rising, particularly LNG in Asia. First question: Is that correct and, if so, is that the spot price or are long term contracts rising similarly? Does it indicate increasing demand?
If Altagas is primarily a utility involved in the transportation, processing, and use of gas, what is the company's net exposure to increasing gas prices, positive or negative?
Q: Hi team,
What are your thoughts about the merger between WCP and Torc,should the merger go well? WCP's stock has been weak lately, but with oil prices improving ,should that add to the their bottom line and therefore drive their stock price higher? Thinking long term should one add to their position now?
Many thanks,
Jean
Q: The US has taken a reversal on all things environmentally related, however it is also voicing a strong Buy American policy. How will this affect Canadian companies presently working in the US, or hopefully supplying to them?
What are your thoughts on Canadian green energy producers and the shift to EVs?
Q: Goodmorning
I have just received this HOT tip on this particular stock I just would like your opinion as to whether or not I should roll the dice?
Thks
Marse
Q: Enerplus is issuing an initial offering at $4. It is trading today at $4.28 (dividend2.82%). For a 5 year horizon, would you suggest buying at the $4?
Q: Thanks for your precious advise. I experience my best investment years since I enrolled with your service. Retired investor with a long term view (I hope LOL LOL) I currently own the above mentioned stocks and would like to increase marginally my weighting in energy. KEY and TOU have the most weight currently. All can be increased in weight but would rather add to 1 or 2 max. A mix of good dividend and capital appreciation is sought. Where would you go from here? I don't mind adding another company if need be for better diversification if needed. Please rank in terms of preference.
Q: I seem to have too many growth companies and thought of adding US utilities (or Canadian utilities that are inter-listed). I have tortured my data enough to confess to me that electric and other utilities can be smuggled into the portfolio as bond proxies. Bonds scare me; is my thinking flawed? Is it VERY wrong to think of utilities as bond proxies.. or just a LITTLE wrong? Like I said, I torture my data. Are there any US utilities with reasonable growth that you are able to suggest? Please include Canadian utilities that are listed in NY, especially if they have a renewables component. I would appreciate very much if you are able to rank your suggestions giving higher priority to share price appreciation.
Q: With the latest decision on Keystone in mind. How safe in your opinion are the line 3 and 5 agreements? What action should a shareholder of ENB:CA take?
Q: I am low on utilities as per the portfolio analytics. I currently own the above stocks. my question is would you add equally to these or do you have a preferred stock of the three or perhaps one more to add to the group?
Q: I’m thinking of buying a position in TRP, for my TFSA. Now that the dust has settled on Keystone I am thinking it seems like a good buy, with a good dividend and the likelihood of an upward movement.
What are your thoughts about this purchase or do you have another company that might fit better into the same scenario for my TFSA.