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Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,

I manage my son's TFSA, and it's quite well diversified, except for zero exposure in energy. For this year's contribution, I'm considering one of ENB, IPL, TRP, or PKI. I realize that PKI is in a different sub-sector, but am leaning towards it, and would appreciate your insight. We favour dividend payers, even if it's a small dividend. Thanks as always.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on January 13, 2020
Q: Hello Peter, a 'Market Call' guest whom I've learned to listen to closely over many years (you are the other; hence my 5i membership) recommended Imperial Oil in that sector, largely because he perceived its downside risk to be minimal due to its current price relative to book value. I have a large position in CNQ and a smaller one in Tourmaline. But I'd like to add to my O&G holdings with a stock with a 'lowish' downside. Would you concur with the IMO recommendation for this purpose, or would you suggest I just add to the CNQ and/or Tourmaline. Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by James on January 12, 2020
Q: Could I have your comments on Athabasca Oil's press release late yesterday with their Operational Update and 2020 budget. What is the life of their reserves? I am correct in interpreting from the release that for every US$5 increase in WTI above US$45 WTI (considering a $17.50 WCS differential) the company stands to benefit CDN$70 million? At $0.53 this morning is this company worth taking a risk. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on January 12, 2020
Q: How do i purchase the Saudi Aramco Stock from Canada ?

Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Prakash on January 10, 2020
Q: Hello, looking at adding to my energy sector, already in enbridge.
What's your option on these 3, or other recommendations & as it will be in my tfsa, how could it affect tfsa rules.
Thx Tim
Read Answer Asked by Tim on January 08, 2020
Q: Assuming oil (WTI) at $65 - 70 which of the following stock PRICES would possibly gain most. Please order them best gainers first. please insert your choices as well. ARX, BNE, CJ, CNQ, TOU, VET, KEL, FRU ,WCP ,SGY
Would the order change if you consider financial health ?? I f so how ?thanks and a happy healthy new year to the 5i community
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on January 08, 2020
Q: I'm looking to add a little oil given the current upward momentum. I own ERF at this time. Could you recommend a couple of mid cap names that might respond with some gusto to further oil price increases....willing to assume some risk.

Thanks, Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on January 08, 2020
Q: Hi team,
I have purchased ARX five weeks ago and am up 23%.Comments from fund managers have been very positive ,with the dividend safe and the debt load not overly large.I am looking for a small cap oil company that also pays a dividend in the 4to5% range, and has solid growth prospects.Could you recommend two or three names and should I sell half my position on ARX?
Thanks,and all the best in 2020.
Jean
Read Answer Asked by Jean on January 08, 2020
Q: I am invested in the balanced portfolio and would like to understand what makes SU more attractive than IMO?
EPS and D/E appear similar and the SU dividend is slightly higher.
P/E for SU is 14 vs 9.6 for IMO.
Thank you for sharing your insight.
Read Answer Asked by Delbert on January 08, 2020
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