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Q: Could you please identify which companies would benefit most from a rising natural gas price? Also address the overall financial strength, dividend sustainability ( if applicable ) and general robustness of your picks. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by John on November 13, 2018
Q: Any suggestions on how to benefit from the recent rise in Natural Gas prices?

It seems like things are still pretty hopeless in Canadian energy despite huge gains in natural gas prices.
Read Answer Asked by Raji on November 13, 2018
Q: Crude is approximately double the price it was in late 2015 - early 2016 and the shares of VET.to are where they were when oil was trading at 30 per barrel. 35% of Vermillion's holdings are Brent-priced light oil production and European natural gas prices that are 2-2.5x greater than North American gas prices. Compared to a typical Western Canadian oil and gas producer it would seem that Vermilion is a bit of a value play here. The fact they did not cut their dividend through the last downturn and have paid an increasing dividend since 2010 is also notable. So what am I missing? Thanks! Randy D.
Read Answer Asked by Randy on November 12, 2018
Q: KEL results released this morning look pretty darn good to me -- except maybe against "estimates" (?) which i haven't seen. A 13% drop looks (ridiculously) overdone? Your thoughts?

KEL & PXT are half positions in my TFSA -- hold, increase, or fold?
Read Answer Asked by Lotar on November 12, 2018
Q: Are you aware of the underlying reason(s) Vermillion has dumped since its Oct. 25th earnings release? Some production up, some down, +280% boe US increase production helped by Powder River Basin acquisition in Wyoming but no big announcement. Your rating of VET and short term/long term outlooks would be appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Ted on November 12, 2018
Q: Both companies are in a currently depressed sector and their respective stock prices reflect that. However, do you have a view on whether they might be close to the bottom? I realize that this is similar to asking where the price of oil is going but both stocks are royalty plays I believe and are therefore somewhat different from other direct oil/gas producers. Do you believe their dividends are reasonably safe and which would you prefer to buy (or not buy either) or better to wait till tax selling season later in the month
Read Answer Asked by angus on November 09, 2018
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