Curious about falcon oil, It did well a short while ago, but has been trailing down. Do you see any upside. I have a small position which I acquired many years ago. Wondering if I should stay or cut my losses. Thanks
Q: An interesting observation and query. In response to an earlier question you said that you preferred VET to WCP. And now you have said that you would prefer an investment in RRX over WCP. It begs the question why WCP is in your portfolio and not one of the other energy companies?
Q: Crescent Point has bounced nicely from its lows, far more than other cdn oil names, any thoughts about reviewing your negative disposition toward the company?
Q: I'm looking for a breakdown of Enbridge's revenue/operations. Oil transportation and midstream services vs natural gas distribution (utility), vs renewable (wind/solar etc.). Could you give me an idea of the breakdown or point me in the right direction?
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Q: I currently bought Enbridge and would like to buy either WCP or RRX ,should I buy both or just one? My Enbridge is 4% weight in my account so if I buy both at a 2.5 % weight then I will be up to 9% and would this be too much for this sector?
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Can you comment on Peyto's dividend cut and reduced capex? How does Peyto's cashflow look this year and next in light of these cuts? Will production be hindered?
Q: I own the RRX and WCP in the oil space. With the discount in Canadian oil prices due to transportation limitations, I wonder if US oil stocks offer more upside. Do you agree and do you have any suggestions for US oil investments?
Q: Just reading about possible takeover of Enbridge while reading (Seeking Alfia) by the Oracle of Omaha, is there any truth in this or just another U.S. rumour? Would this be a bad oman for Canadian investors? Thank You Herbert
Q: Could I have your comments on Peyto's press release that they're cutting the dividend, issuing share buy backs and decreasing Capex? How do you think that the stock will respond? Is this a signal that gas producers in Alberta are in for a tough run with storage and distribution issues?
Q: I notice sometimes that when you are analyzing a stock that you will warn the person asking a question to note it has missed 7 of the last 8 quarters, or that the company has missed X % in the past 2 years. On this note, how has PEY performed in the last 2 years? Would this not be a strong indication PEY will cut its dividend? Thanks....lionel
Recently, Eric Nuttall suggested on BNN that TOU should be sold as its share price was going nowhere for a couple of years, due to excess supply and the lack of pipelines. Would you agree?
Q: Brent Crude is approaching $70. Where do you think it goes from here? I work in the oil industry and get to purchase my companies shares at a discount. I am tempted to unload them now while the price is high.
Q: Further to the question on GXO: the expenses saved by the recent (Dec 18) dividend cut amount to roughly one-third of dividend costs; I would have thought that this would relieve investor anxiety around dividend sustainability. So I'm wondering if the problem is more likely elsewhere - for example, the WCS/WTI differential, whereby Alberta producers don't get the full benefit of the WTI price recovery. Put another way: are all Canadian pipeline-dependent producers cursed to continue to lose compettitive advantage over time? Such that, regardless of PP ratios or management quality or attractive well decline rates, they will go down while non-dependent producers (VET, PXT, others) go up?
Q: TOG,WCP.CPG,Vet seem to have upside ,would this be good time to add at this part of cycle,currently have no oil and 1 gas ALA.Which order would you list if investing in 2.
Q: Some analysts appear to prefer the 'drillers' instead of oil companies.
Would there be any upside left in the above-mentioned names?
Which rating would you give these three?
Thanks, as always!