Q: Happy new years to you guys at 5iresearch!!! I hold positions in all of these and they have been dogs for about a year now. I am a fairly long term investor and I am wondering when I am going to see some up side to these as the oil sector seems to be recovering. Or would you suggest to let them go? Thanks for your time
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Chevron Corporation (CVX)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
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Royal Dutch Shell PLC American Depositary Shares (Each representing two Class B) (RDS.B)
Q: Is there a company you can recomend for a natural gas producer that does not use fracking and Is a LNG producer better?
Q: Hello Peter and Ryan,
Happy New Year and thanks again for the great service. I own SPE and my average price was around current price, Spe doesn’t seem to go above $7.50, is it fully valued at $7.50, I am thinking to switch out to GUD and LUN , could I have your opinion please, thanks.
Happy New Year and thanks again for the great service. I own SPE and my average price was around current price, Spe doesn’t seem to go above $7.50, is it fully valued at $7.50, I am thinking to switch out to GUD and LUN , could I have your opinion please, thanks.
Q: A question about analysts who work for the banks and cover commodity stocks:
With wti and brent prices moving higher in recent weeks, when will energy stock analysts update their valuation models with a new price deck? Will the repricing trigger more buying of energy names?
Thank you
With wti and brent prices moving higher in recent weeks, when will energy stock analysts update their valuation models with a new price deck? Will the repricing trigger more buying of energy names?
Thank you
Q: I see PEY is down 5% this morning and I am looking for your opinion on it as a long term hold. I have a full position in PEY (showing a big loss) and was expecting to see it bounce back somewhat in the New Year with tax loss selling off the table. I have always confidently felt PEY was a best in class NG producer with low production costs and strong management. Is it being taken to the woodshed strictly based on investors hating the sector or is there something specific about PEY making investors nervous? Am I wrong to be losing confidence in this investment?
Q: Can you recommend a natural gas producer. Prefer in Canada and does not utilize fracking to extract the gas due to the negative views and risk of laws coming in to prevent it. As well a company that refines the natural gas and another that transports it. The best in each sector unless one does all three.
Q: BNK Petroleum Inc., BKX on the TSX.
Happy New Year! What can you tell me about this company? Tks Stan.
Happy New Year! What can you tell me about this company? Tks Stan.
Q: hi , I hold these 3 stocks , hwo at a small gain the others at a big loss. I need some short term cash what should I sell, ps I think I will get out of energy this year . as oil is likely to pull back what is your view. thx Jack
Q: Could I get your opinion on Corridor Resources?
Q: Are you aware of Canadian companies providing NEW technology to the oil industry? If so, are there three companies that you might recommend?
Q: Gentlemen,
I have PPL , weighted 1.8% PF.
I read a comment saying PPL is overvalued compered to peers with a sell recommendation. Your thought ?
I have ENB (2.5%), TRP (1%),
These 3 companies can be considered in a utility sector instead as Energy sector ?
Thanks
Best Regards
Happy New Year.
I have PPL , weighted 1.8% PF.
I read a comment saying PPL is overvalued compered to peers with a sell recommendation. Your thought ?
I have ENB (2.5%), TRP (1%),
These 3 companies can be considered in a utility sector instead as Energy sector ?
Thanks
Best Regards
Happy New Year.
Q: you replied to a question re pgf that schulich owns 5.4% at one time he own 18%
did he sell down or was this a misprint?.
did he sell down or was this a misprint?.
Q: Am I wrong in thinking that CPG could do quite nicely in a high $50 oil environment. Just their high volume of 170000 bpd would lend itself to the bottom line and lift the stock. They are also light oil and producing in both the Us and Canada.
Thank you gord
Thank you gord
Q: Looking to add one Natural Gas producer to my non registered account with a primary goal being growth over the next 12 months. Financial strength a must. Okay with little to no dividend.
Q: currently own HWO and at a loss but only a 1.8 % weight. I am thinking of increasing this position to a 3% weight. Is this stock a buy at the moment?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Do you still favor HWO in this space? The share price took a big dump, perhaps from tax loss selling. With a clean balance sheet this name should start to gradually rise in the new year, but there's not much buzz surrounding it. Any catalysts - outside of the energy sector picking up?
Q: There has been a lot of insider buying lately in ECN. Is this normal after loss tax selling. Is the company buying back shares. ( PGF )is the investor Schuller still involved in company I believed he had purchased 90 million or so shares and please provide update on PGF.Are they starting to recover. Does PGF have light oil assets?
Q: In need of a lesson.Please explain the price of 0.18 on a warrant giving you the right to purchase a share at 0.30 when the share price is 0.34.Does the warrant not price the shares at 0.48?Thanks for your insight.
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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Husky Energy Inc. (HSE)
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Enerplus Corporation (ERF)
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High Arctic Energy Services Inc. (HWO)
Q: My "loss leaders" are CPG and ERF. My gainers are SU, HSE and CNQ. (Because of the entry prices) Should I sell my "losers" CPG/ERF and plough the proceeds in SU/CNQ? Or simply hold them till the recovery in the sector takes place? Or buy HWO which I own which is in slightly positive territory? Or any other company that you would suggest in the Oil/Gas sector? Like the pipelines.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Could you speak to the WTI-WCS price differential,
Everyone focusses on WTI but for CDN producers is not the WCS the one to follow
Is it a question of light oil vs heavy oil
Please name some recommended stocks that receive the WTI price
Thanks
Derek
Everyone focusses on WTI but for CDN producers is not the WCS the one to follow
Is it a question of light oil vs heavy oil
Please name some recommended stocks that receive the WTI price
Thanks
Derek