Q: Paul Colbourne continues to purchase stock in the open market. Another 65000 last week. My question is can the CEO still be buying his own company shares if he feels the company will be taken over or is PC buying because he feels the stock is cheap. His previous history speaks seems like he knows what he is doing.
Q: Good Afternoon,
There hasn't been any discussion in regards to Africa Oil (AOI) in a long time. Where do you see this name in a few years? Also do you still believe a sale of the company is their ultimate exit strategy?
Thank-you.
Q: I bought some Zargon debentures as a speculation under $50 and they have had a good run with the news of an asset sale. Assuming the sale closes and net debt is down to $35 million do you think the debentures should be held to redemption next year or does the remaining risk favor cashing in now.
Also, does Toscana's sale of 6% of their production to reduce their debt by about 20% improve the prospects of that company's debentures enough to consider them?
Thanks, Jason
Q: I am currently watching XEG for an entry on a long term hold. I'm also looking for a Canadian ETF that is similar to OIH that trades in the US. Is there anything available on Canadian exchanges?
Q: what does seymour schulich -- (he generally is a brilliant investor, think franco nevada and birchcliff among others)know about pengrowth that i do not. i always though this was one of the weaker oil and gas companies out there with way too much debt. can you help me understand and would you recommend it. dave
Q: A comment and a question if I may. There's so much talk about markets being at 'all time record highs' as if this is a reason in itself to sell or short. But if markets have consistently gone up over many decades, you could argue that in a historical sense the market is almost always at an all time high.
On to my question: I need to add an oil/energy stock for diversification and I'm on the growthier side of risk tolerance. Do you have a preference between RRX and ENB at this time?
As infrastructure in various countries are now in an expansion/renewal phase, infrastructure stocks may be the new 'utility' stocks of the future. I currently already owned BIP.un. Given the current market conditions, please recommend some Canadian or US listed infrastructure stocks or ETFs that are worth investing in now. Thanks
Q: Peter and Co., may I please have your response to the following quote from HWO's website? The drop in the stock appears to imply that there are significant problems. Only a few days notice was given before the departure.
"High Arctic also announces that Darren Greer is resigning from the position of President, International Operations in order to pursue another senior executive opportunity in an Australian exploration and production company effective August 19, 2016."
Q: Hi, My question is about Canadian solar/wind energy companies. I saw some information on a small company, symbol EHT which got me interested.
i would appreciate your thoughts on the sector and any companies to consider.
Thank you, Bob
Ithaca released their 2Q results on Monday and it appears that the FPF1 is on station and is in the process of getting its 14 anchors hooked up. What is your viewpoint of the results? Do you think that this stock is nearing the derisking point? I know that there is still a risk with dynamic commissioning of any platform but once oil starts to be produced in Nov the daily production should double to 20-25k a day. With the production starts where do you think this stock could rise to in a $50/bbl environment with an operating cost of $20/bbl?
I've held Questor for some time and the stock has fallen dramatically over the last couple of years. Would you recommend holding on to the stock or perhaps holding out in the event the stock recovers?