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Q: I am reviewing my sector allocation and depending on how I place TRP , ENB, FTS and IPL, I can have up to 14.6 % of Equities or ~5% of Equities in Energy. Can you comment on the following and tell me if they are all in the Energy sector in your opinion : CNQ ( 2%), ENB(3%), FTS(3%),IPL(1%), SU(2%), and TRP(3.5%).
Read Answer Asked by Wayne on January 29, 2018
Q: I have heard that energy service companies should benefit from the increased drilling going on. Do you have any suggestions on this?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Maria on January 26, 2018
Q: have an assortment of small cap oils in small amounts I'd like to clean up.
Which would you keep, and which dump?
Read Answer Asked by Bob on January 25, 2018
Q: Sales increase, price per ton increasing, but EBITDA not so much. What is your long term view on frac sands companies. Deepwater and oil sands are not where I want to be.
I am a patient holder of a small company (SNS) that is working on efficiencies. Should I hold?
Read Answer Asked by David on January 25, 2018
Q: Hello 5i team !
Energy service company's might be ready for a rebound soon ? Is there any reason to choose between the 3 ideas (SCL, EFX, or TCW) to play this segment, ie. balance sheet, PE, growth, etc. ? Any significant U.S shift to their operations possibly ?
Read Answer Asked by Bernie on January 24, 2018
Q: Good Morning;

What do you feel is the best company for natural gas? Specifically, I am looking for a company with low debt, a dividend and a strong track history (good management).

I currently own a very small natural gas play (CQE) that is down 66%. I am seeking to move my remaining money into a company that will pay me to wait and provide an opportunity down the road to recoup my loss.

DON
Read Answer Asked by Donald on January 24, 2018
Q: Hi 5i, Peyto has long been identified as one of the highest quality and lowest cost Canadian nat gas producers. It was even suggested that before PEY would run into serious trouble some of its competitors would be going broke and selling assets out of bankruptcies. With the shifting of shareholders following the dividend cut and cap ex reduction, any thoughts on where the stock may settle and find some stability? Do you think it is okay to continue to hold it (and continue the DRIP) and wait for a cyclical lift or would it be better just to exit the scene? Also, can you name any Canadian nat gas producers that sell much of what they produce at NYMEX prices(are there any?) ? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Lance on January 22, 2018
Q: Hello 5i team,
Under the energy sector I currently hold MCB and RRX. I am thinking of selling MCB and adding another energy company from the balanced portfolio. I was wondering which of the 3 listed would be the best in terms of growth? All three have a decent dividend but I was leaning more towards Enbridge since it is the largest and most stable of the three.
Andrew
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on January 22, 2018
Q: Could you please recommend an ETF relating to the healthcare sector please (possibly 3)? Should it be North American focused or more Global?
Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Brian on January 22, 2018
Q: Dear Peter and Team,
On Jan15 you answered that debt for the pony is more than 6x cash flow.
from their website for Q3 cash flow for 9 mos was 79.5 mil-and is likely
100mil/year. Debt-bank debt93.8m-plus senior notesof 141.4m plus convertible debt of 44.6m adds to 279.8mil. Total net debt with working capital deficit is $336mil. This is all at trough natural gas prices. Production now is over 60kboe/d versus 42,353boe/d during Q3/17.
They do not plan on adding more debt in 2018. What am I missing?
Thanks for your help.
BEN.
Read Answer Asked by BEN on January 19, 2018
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