Q: What should I do?....For some years, I have held TOU and SGY as energy sector positions in a well diversified balance portfolio. Both down 49% and 57%. Now wondering, is it time for me to take action to reduce or just sell all, given recent price movement up but not likely crude price going considerable higher than now, aka 70$. What say you?........Tom
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Q: So why is CEU down 7% today? They reported but was the quarter that bad?
Q: Hello,
At what higher price would you view oil going from a net positive for the country to a net negative?
Regards,
Robert
At what higher price would you view oil going from a net positive for the country to a net negative?
Regards,
Robert
Q: Hi 5i,
Could you provide your comments on the current "multi-year energy bull market thesis?" (would appreciate if could tie in the boom/bust cycle of oil & include your future outlook with potential head/tail winds) Cheers,
Could you provide your comments on the current "multi-year energy bull market thesis?" (would appreciate if could tie in the boom/bust cycle of oil & include your future outlook with potential head/tail winds) Cheers,
Q: Greetings from the West. Coast .
What is your opinion of Enterprise Product Partners as a long term hold ?
Thank Rick
What is your opinion of Enterprise Product Partners as a long term hold ?
Thank Rick
- Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
- Raging River Exploration Inc. (RRX)
- Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
- High Arctic Energy Services Inc. (HWO)
Q: HI PETER, I have all these 4 and all are down from buy price ( in varying %), Do you recommend adding new money to this sector. If so, which would be preferred? Would you suggest keeping all 4 or can be consolidated to 3 . Please rank best first. \thanks
Q: Can I please get your opinion on High Artic's drop on Frday. Thanks !
Dave
Dave
Q: I have a large position in Cardinal at higher costs and am trying to decide whether to reduce or stay the course. Could I have your thoughts on their quarter? Do you have any thoughts on future trends?
As always, Thank You
As always, Thank You
Q: I recently added a few "commodity" stocks and they've recently had very strong runs...Would you be inclined to hold them or take some profits? None of them represent an oversized portion of my portfolio. I'm just thinking after such sizeable gains in a short term...they must be due for a pullback. What macroeconomic indicators would you use to identify a change in outlook?
Q: I’m looking for some torque in oil and gas in light of 70 dollar wti and the recent tightening in the WCS differential. Everyone seems to be talking about the impact of Iran but quietly in the background Venezuelan heavy oil production has been severely limited by recent legal issues. What do you think of Meg as a high torque name? What did you think of recent results? Thanks
Q: Hi, any insight why CNQ is not moving up as fast as some of the other companies (i.e. Suncor) given the rising oil prices and their latest earnings positive? Thanks Kim
Q: hi ryan.. can you explain the situation in regards to shares of tdg. should a guy bail or ride it out.. down substantialy! Thanks Cliff
Q: Hi folks, could I please get your opinion on Q1/18 results for peyto. I hold 600 shares at $16sh. I realize 2018 is flat/down for Aeco NG & probably Pey/t going forward. Is it worth holding for dividend & rebound, or time to move on. Thanks as always, jb
Q: I would appreciate your option on TCW. Do you like it for a 1 to 2 year hold or do you prefer something else’s?
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
One of my portfolios closely tracks the Balanced Equity Portfolio holdings. However I have substituted STN for WSP thinking that STN will get it going at some point. Also I have split the allocation to energy producers between WCP and PEY so that I have light oil as well as gas exposure. I would appreciate your expert opinion of these substitutions. Thank you very much. DL
One of my portfolios closely tracks the Balanced Equity Portfolio holdings. However I have substituted STN for WSP thinking that STN will get it going at some point. Also I have split the allocation to energy producers between WCP and PEY so that I have light oil as well as gas exposure. I would appreciate your expert opinion of these substitutions. Thank you very much. DL
- Chevron Corporation (CVX)
- Hess Corporation (HES)
- Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC)
- Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
- Royal Dutch Shell PLC American Depositary Shares (Each representing two Class B) (RDS.B)
Q: What do you think of buying one or two of these companies and holding for 2 years? I own very little oil/gas. What would be your top picks of my choices or any others you'd recommend?
Q: Why did TGL crash this morning?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Do you see SES as a stock to hold within a growth portfolio? I am also considering the positive dividend yield. Thanks for the insight(s).
Q: Dear 5i Team:
Would appreciate your assessment of Athabasca Oil. Would like to have a small position in energy after a long absence.
Thanks so much. Lorraine
Would appreciate your assessment of Athabasca Oil. Would like to have a small position in energy after a long absence.
Thanks so much. Lorraine
Q: I thought that Bellatrix was making the right moves to return to financial health - and that may be true, But this year the first quarter shows a loss of $12.9M compared with a profit of $13M in 2017. While this was partly due to lower commodity prices, the company says "The decrease in net profit period over period is primarily due to a decrease in the unrealized gain on commodity contracts (. . . )". If I have an unrealized gain on stocks I own it is because I haven't sold them yet. But what is an unrealized gain on commodity contracts ? Is this just a paper loss or a real loss that investors should worry about ?