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Q: Hi 5i

Can't help notice the Q's on Canadian energy companies, and how the common theme leads me to think capitulation is close.

My questions is: Given the current political distaste for Canadian oil and gas, what would be your recommendation for an alternative investment in the energy sector? I already own BEP.UN, AQN, and ENB for disclosure, hopefully this won't instigate more sector Q's ;)

Please note my views on Canadian companies are severely restricted due to the duality of the current government.

Thanks,
Chris
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on July 26, 2019
Q: In 5i's opinion are the dividends on these 5 stocks sustainable and if so which 3 would 5i recommend to buy for income at the current prices.
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by George on July 25, 2019
Q: What's your thoughts on vermillion at this time? What is dividend payout percentage of cash flow or what ever metric you judge it by and is it safe. I know they picked up some canadian assets which the market doesn't like but what is its cash flow break down both canadian and international? Looking to pick up some quality name that are beat up.
Read Answer Asked by Todd on July 23, 2019
Q: Pason Systems has been currently trading below $18 mark and its close to hitting its year low. Do you think it is a good value buying opportunity?
What are the risks you foresee for this company?
I recently read form company website and that they are also exploring new sectors (non-oil) such as power, etc. Whats your view on that and how significant are they or how capital intensive are they. Will these new business lines change the revenue mix (away from oil) significantly ? If you can throw more light on these new initiatives it would be helpful. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Sridhar on July 22, 2019
Q: WCP has a price to cash flow of 3.5, meaning a cash flow of about 1.20/y , but latest earnings are 0.06 and pays a div of 0.34/y (8%), since the dividend is higher than the earnings, from which funds is the company paying the dividend ?, is it sustainable ?, I like the cash flow, and the dividend , but are not dividends paid from earnings normally ?
Read Answer Asked by Alejandro (Alex) on July 17, 2019
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