Q: Following up on a question from Jerry the other day, with 75% of their production hedged, would the Athabasca share price become more predictable and less influenced by the prevailing price of oil? And if so, can you suggest what price of the shares might come to? Thank you for your excellent service.
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Q: For energy exposure for the next 2 yrs or so which would you choose? Or, would you buy both? The other “conventional” energy names held are SU (recent) and VET (long time sufferer).
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: hi 5i the fed is going to stop subsidizing the oil patch what will that mean to the pricing of these stocks.thanks brian w
Q: Hi Team,
With Suncor’s big moves on the dividend news, do you expect similar news from CNQ?
Which company do you prefer today?
Thank you!
With Suncor’s big moves on the dividend news, do you expect similar news from CNQ?
Which company do you prefer today?
Thank you!
Q: Parex has been recently lagging other oil and gas stocks. For the foreseeable future does stocks like WCP, TOU or ERF represent better upside opportunities .
Thank you for your excellent service
Raouf
Thank you for your excellent service
Raouf
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $9.28)
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Capital Power Corporation (CPX $61.93)
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI $17.88)
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Wajax Corporation (WJX $29.80)
Q: Hi 5i,
I hold NFI in a reg'd account where I endeavour to buy and hold. A while ago it was up nicely but then lost all its gains and more when the revised guidance came out. Now, with its recent soft recovery and dividends accounted for it's back in black, slightly.
I'm not optimistic about NFI's next couple of years and would like to see better capital gain and dividend income from the funds currently in NFI, and I'm considering WJX as a replacement. What do you think of this move and, if not WJX, can you suggest another one or two names for me to consider?
Much the same circumstances and question regarding AQN, which I think is somewhat stale these days and may be for a few years to come. I'm considering CPX as a replacement and would appreciate your opinion on that move, and your suggestions of one or two other than CPX if you think leaving AQN behind is wise but CPX might not be the answer.
Thanks and please deduct accordingly.
Peter
I hold NFI in a reg'd account where I endeavour to buy and hold. A while ago it was up nicely but then lost all its gains and more when the revised guidance came out. Now, with its recent soft recovery and dividends accounted for it's back in black, slightly.
I'm not optimistic about NFI's next couple of years and would like to see better capital gain and dividend income from the funds currently in NFI, and I'm considering WJX as a replacement. What do you think of this move and, if not WJX, can you suggest another one or two names for me to consider?
Much the same circumstances and question regarding AQN, which I think is somewhat stale these days and may be for a few years to come. I'm considering CPX as a replacement and would appreciate your opinion on that move, and your suggestions of one or two other than CPX if you think leaving AQN behind is wise but CPX might not be the answer.
Thanks and please deduct accordingly.
Peter
Q: Why has MTL not been as as strong as other companies in the sector?
where the latest results that bad?
If you had a choice would you prefer MTL over MCR for an energy play.
With the energy sector so hot,those stocks have to benefit some day.dont you think so?
What are the insider owner ships in MTL and MCR?
where the latest results that bad?
If you had a choice would you prefer MTL over MCR for an energy play.
With the energy sector so hot,those stocks have to benefit some day.dont you think so?
What are the insider owner ships in MTL and MCR?
Q: I thought Imperial Oil had a great quarter but it's getting hammered by the market. What did I miss and what is your outlook here? Should I switch to a different oil stock?
Q: I’m thinking of expanding my energy holdings. I bought Whitecap a few months ago and have enjoyed a nice bump in value along with a solid dividend. I’m considering TVE, SU and/or ENB for a combo of dividend and SP appreciation. Could you please discuss the relative merits of each in a 1-2 year timeline. I’d definitely hold longer if the case can be made that green energy investment and ESG movements don’t derail fossil fuel companies from meeting existing market demand.
Q: Hi 5i
WCP report earnings today...How did they do in your opinion? Shares are down -3% so far..
What is their outlook going forward and if its looking OK at what price would be a decent entry point.
Thx
Jim
WCP report earnings today...How did they do in your opinion? Shares are down -3% so far..
What is their outlook going forward and if its looking OK at what price would be a decent entry point.
Thx
Jim
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $77.42)
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Emera Incorporated (EMA $70.14)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $9.28)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI $19.61)
Q: For a longer term (5-10yr) dividend hold we currently own AQN and are wondering if adding or replacing it with another such as EMA, FTS or NPI is prudent given AQN's flaccid performance over the past 18 months.
Thank you for sharing your insight.
Thank you for sharing your insight.
Q: Is this Solar ETF a buy, hold or sell ? Or would it make more sense to add to my existing positions in BEP, FTS and AQN ? Thanks for this great service.
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $43.29)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $9.28)
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Capital Power Corporation (CPX $61.93)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $59.72)
Q: Dear 5i,
I hope you're well today.
I'm trying to pick the "better" company in which to invest new money.
May I have your opinion, please?
I like all three, but between BEP, CPX, and AQN what would be your preference?
Thank you.
I hope you're well today.
I'm trying to pick the "better" company in which to invest new money.
May I have your opinion, please?
I like all three, but between BEP, CPX, and AQN what would be your preference?
Thank you.
Q: tamaracks results , start of a divvy, share buyback seem very very positive to me and augurs well for all the other oil companies.
your opinion.
dave
your opinion.
dave
Q: I team, want to have your comments on the earnings of tamarack valley released today, thx
Q: Good Morning,
Two ?s here: I put in a buy on SU before markets opened with a limit 21 cents above yesterdays close. It didn't fill, and now the stock is up about $2.50.
How would you approach putting an order in prior to market opening on this sort of event?
And do you think there is more room to run on the share price based on the quarter, dividend increase and share by back news?
Thanks,
Tim
Two ?s here: I put in a buy on SU before markets opened with a limit 21 cents above yesterdays close. It didn't fill, and now the stock is up about $2.50.
How would you approach putting an order in prior to market opening on this sort of event?
And do you think there is more room to run on the share price based on the quarter, dividend increase and share by back news?
Thanks,
Tim
Q: Could you please comment on Suncor's Q3 results and increased dividend. Do you see SU as a long term hold? I have a significant SU position in 2 margin accounts and can't decided at what speed I should be moving these investment dollars to green energy stocks that I would hold forever. Thanks for valuable information!
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Superior Plus Corp. (SPB $7.76)
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Suburban Propane Partners L.P. (SPH $20.26)
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Ferrellgas Partners L.P - Unit (FGPR)
Q: Good afternoon,
I came across this article:
https://www.rvtravel.com/expect-higher-prices-short-supply-propane-winter-1023b/
Would SPB be a good way to play this theme? Are there any US alternatives?
Thanks in advance.
I came across this article:
https://www.rvtravel.com/expect-higher-prices-short-supply-propane-winter-1023b/
Would SPB be a good way to play this theme? Are there any US alternatives?
Thanks in advance.
Q: Thoughts on earnings? Is this a good opportunity?
Q: Supposing that I don't like the deal announced yesterday, what would make a good replacement stock in the sector that offers a 4%+ dividend and some aspect of, "greening"?
Thanks
Thanks