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Q: good morning:
enbridge dropping quite a bit again and hitting 3 month lows. realize this is about bad news always from new pipelines being postponed. do you have any idea how much of enbridges income is regulated and would you say that dividend is safe and will grow even with all the pipeline delays; but I know they have steady income coming in from sources and this is what I meant if you know how much it is as a percentage of revenue. I thought it was something in the order of over 80% but not sure.
hope you understand what I am saying and feel free to change question so everyone understands [brain fart]
Read Answer Asked by hans on June 14, 2019
Q: I’m underwater multi fathoms on this stock. I invested for the talent and expertise of Mike Rose and his team but the sector has been somewhat of a disaster despite his best efforts. It represents 1.25% of my portfolio now, down from about 2.75%. That’s bad enough but worse, I hold it in my RIF, so no write off. What would you do? Hold on to this small position or dispose of it and move on?

Thank you kindly.

Read Answer Asked by Geoffrey on June 13, 2019
Q: Peter; Do you think selling all your energy stocks now is a typical “retail” investor panicking at the bottom- conversely is this a contrarian’s dream? Thanks. Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on June 13, 2019
Q: I have been suffering with this stock for a long time and even with the dividend I am under water a great deal.There seems to be some buy recommendations but the stock still on its way down.I realize that the oil-gas market is not good but other stocks in this space are doing much better.Do you belive there is any chance of a dividend cut in the near future and would you sell now and move on.
Thank you
Al
Read Answer Asked by Allen on June 11, 2019
Q: I have one stock in the oil and gas sector WCP which has shrunk to a .9% position .... I am starting to question whether I need to be in oil or gas at all. Of the following options which would 5I recommend ? Feel free to adjust the percentage level I have chosen to what 5I would recommend instead. There is cash reserves to add. Thanks for your terrific service.
1} sell and increase SIS from 2.6% to 3.2 %
2} Sell but stay in sector and increase to 2.5% in another stock like PXT { or 5I recommendation }
3} Add to WCP to 2.5% level
4} Sell and add to cash reserves until next purchase decision made.
5} Keep WCP the way it is.
Read Answer Asked by Garth on June 07, 2019