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Q: Peter and team
I have held ZEO outside of my balanced portfolio for several years now. As of today it has lost half of what I paid.
Even though it is compromised of the bigger players I am still worried about the solvency of some of the companies. Are there any in this ETF that cause you concern and do you feel this is safe "hold" for the next few years while awaiting recovery.
Thanks
Phil
Read Answer Asked by Phil on March 11, 2020
Q: Hi, I am down $18,433 on Baytex energy on 1000 sh bought over 16 years ago. (yeah I know stop loss) Yes, there is no need to sell it but I would appreciate A professional opinion on this sector.
Canada is in a very difficult place and we are being squeezed from many sides and in many ways. In this sector what do you recommend, to actually make money in the next 1- year. Thanks James PS I have been patient long enough.
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on March 11, 2020
Q: Are you aware of any research that provides detailed analysis regarding oil patch exposure of the big 5 banks?
Read Answer Asked by Tom on March 11, 2020
Q: Hi can you please explain what the prospectus filing on March 6/2020 for OVV means, they will be selling common shares and securities? Reading some of the Sedar's filings but not totally clear to me, does this mean they are delisting the stock or just selling their portion of shareholder equity (shares and debt)?

I own these shares in a TFSA and Canadian non-registered account, would there be tax implications?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Kim on March 11, 2020
Q: Could you name 3 Canadian energy companies that are low cost, debt-free producers that might be worth watching for an entry point?
Thanks; and thank you for your report and communications today!
Read Answer Asked by Robert on March 11, 2020
Q: In response to questions regarding pipeline companies, you stated that they depended on volumes rather than price but that if E&P companies shut in production or go bankrupt, volumes could suffer. Do you really think that Canada may have excess pipeline capacity?
Read Answer Asked by Theodore on March 11, 2020
Q: The above pipeline companies are still declining. With declining interest rates I might have expected them to recover at least somewhat after the recent sharp declines. What is your perspective on these continuing price declines? Do you think the dividends are reasonably secure?
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on March 10, 2020
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