Q: Hi folks, My question is about Frac sand production. Is there a company that you could recommend that would be of interest, or would you stay clear of the industry all together. Thanks very much. Keep up the great work.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: A guest on BNN market call suggested that Vermillion will not be able to sustain its dividend because they are giving out more money then they are bringing in revenue. And that Vet is the next Crescent Point. Your analysis please.
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Q: I am looking into investing in Canadian shale plays (i.e. Duvernay basin). Can you suggest any names that look interesting, from a drilling and infrastructure perspective?
Thanks.
Arvind
Thanks.
Arvind
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $66.87)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $72.81)
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AltaGas Ltd. (ALA $43.14)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP $11.45)
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Crius Energy Trust (KWH.UN $8.80)
Q: 1. I want to make sure I'm not overweight in oil and gas. Since some utility companies have gas, do they count as utility sector or oil and gas?
I own FTS, ENB, ALA and WCP. Obviously WCP is a pure oil and gas stock and FTS is a utility because its electric, but how would you classify ALA and ENB? Globe and mail investor classifies ENB as oil and gas and ALA (although ALA does have gas so I am confused) as utility which would put me at:
WCP, ENB oil and gas
ALA and FTS Utility
Do you agree with the above? This would give me an 8% weighting in each?
2. I was also thinking of using my cash position to add kwh.un which i believe classifies as a utility due to the focus on electric. It would bring me to a 12% weighting in utilities if my above sector allocations are correct. I have all ten sectors represented in my portfolio and would be buying for the dividend. what do u think?
I own FTS, ENB, ALA and WCP. Obviously WCP is a pure oil and gas stock and FTS is a utility because its electric, but how would you classify ALA and ENB? Globe and mail investor classifies ENB as oil and gas and ALA (although ALA does have gas so I am confused) as utility which would put me at:
WCP, ENB oil and gas
ALA and FTS Utility
Do you agree with the above? This would give me an 8% weighting in each?
2. I was also thinking of using my cash position to add kwh.un which i believe classifies as a utility due to the focus on electric. It would bring me to a 12% weighting in utilities if my above sector allocations are correct. I have all ten sectors represented in my portfolio and would be buying for the dividend. what do u think?
Q: Hi team, I've held CVE from the split of ECA I have 100 shares my cost is 29.17 would you buy more here to lower my cost and hope for a recovery or sell it and forget that I ever had it. Thanks, Nick
Q: Any additional thoughts on CJ's APA asset purchase? What is the likelihood that they will be in financial position to develop the newly purchased assets over the next 12 months?
Q: I can not figure why CJ is down so much today as they seemed to have completed a fair and accreditive deal with Apache. Could it be Americans bailing on a Canadian asset?
Q: Own 1/4 position in HWO(down 20%)& 1/2 pos.in Ala.r(down 1.4%).Should I continue to hold both & add some.Appreciate u usual great services & advices
Q: Any insights as to why CJ stopped trading this afternoon?
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET $12.04)
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Raging River Exploration Inc. (RRX $5.99)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP $11.45)
Q: Hi 5i,
I do not have any oil/gas stock at the moment. I would like to start picking away at VET, WCP ad RRX with 1% position each or 2% for one or two only
I am a little hesitant for VET because of its recent behaviour lately and wonder if there may be a dividend cut coming. Would like your opinion for best action with these stocks. Thanks (consider this as 3 questions)
I do not have any oil/gas stock at the moment. I would like to start picking away at VET, WCP ad RRX with 1% position each or 2% for one or two only
I am a little hesitant for VET because of its recent behaviour lately and wonder if there may be a dividend cut coming. Would like your opinion for best action with these stocks. Thanks (consider this as 3 questions)
Q: Have held these 2 stocks for several years at a very substantial loss,dividends are good, however share price continues to PLUMMIT. Is it time to take the loss and move on or hold and PRAY? They are in my cash account. Thank You
Jack
Jack
Q: I see that xop was going to offer shares at half a cent to raise money to drill another well. My question is has this already happen I looked online can't ssee where the price was ever at .005 cents and if it does happen will I be able to buy at this price or will it just drive the price up more there sittin at 1 cent right now. I buy all my stocks online don't know how quick this will be
Q: Hi Team
I previously asked if adding Vermilion Energy to my portfolio to accompany Whitecap Resources would be ok. After reading your response (which was favourable to the idea) I did not yet pull the trigger as oil conttinues to be volatile.
At this stage should I buy more of WCP, to average down, I'm down 17% on the name or would this be a good time to add VET. The only other energy play in my portfolio is Enbridge.
Thank-you in advance. Sam
I previously asked if adding Vermilion Energy to my portfolio to accompany Whitecap Resources would be ok. After reading your response (which was favourable to the idea) I did not yet pull the trigger as oil conttinues to be volatile.
At this stage should I buy more of WCP, to average down, I'm down 17% on the name or would this be a good time to add VET. The only other energy play in my portfolio is Enbridge.
Thank-you in advance. Sam
Q: Looks like the oil market is trying hard to push producers out of the business. If WTI price was to settle at 44.00 for the next two years, would Vermillion have positive cash flow? Assuming this is the right metric to use to decide if the company can survive without selling assets.
Q: Hi, I have these two stocks in the energy sector for about two years. Down on avg. about 25-30%. I really have no faith that this sector will rebound anytime soon,but I'm in just for my sector weighting, and watching it go down every month.
I don't feel this is a good reason to own a stock.If you have a good stock in a bad sector you could be waiting 5 years or more to break even.
Why not get out of the sector and at least wait till the whole sector is up at least 10% before getting back in with the possibility of upward momentum? 5 years or longer is a long time to wait for any sector recovery.
Thanks
I don't feel this is a good reason to own a stock.If you have a good stock in a bad sector you could be waiting 5 years or more to break even.
Why not get out of the sector and at least wait till the whole sector is up at least 10% before getting back in with the possibility of upward momentum? 5 years or longer is a long time to wait for any sector recovery.
Thanks
Q: Paul Colborne who is president of Surge has been buying shares (50,000 approx) in the last 2 weeks of May.He has been buying consistently prior to this He was the leader of Crescent Point and help build that company before leaving and going to Surge. With this insider buying is this an indication that we should be adding shares if we are not up to a full position. What are your thoughts on Colborne.
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Q: Hello Team, I have around 10% of my TFSA money in CPG which has de-valued by 30% since buying. My question is should I consider selling, reducing or continue holding the position? The stock seems to depreciate much more than other energy stocks. I fail to understand the rapid slide down in price. Even in last year, when crude was around $30, the price of the stock was much higher than the present one. Any other news in the offing which I am missing? Thank you for all valuable suggestions that you have given me so far!
Q: I own Pony, Surge,Torc and Kelt. Very much down on all of these stocks. Which 2 or 3 should I sell?
Q: Any reasons for sharp drop.Is this a good entry point @ this level & why?.Thanks for u normal great services & views
Q: hi guys whats your opinion of scl dropping to 29.50 is this good value now