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Q: Hello,
Do you still have a positive outlook for these 3 companies (2 year outlook). I currently own these 3 stocks and I am tempted to take some profit but do not need the money at the moment. Sector allocation is still fine.

Also, with oil now at $42, can you please share your short term outlook. Should we expect some increased volatilty over the next few months ? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Pierre on August 11, 2016
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
BXE just reported horrible numbers. Since I am not an accountant... I am wondering about all these financial transactions. Do they really reduce there debt and put them on a more sustainable footing going forward. Do they really buy them time and the ability to survive this down cycle? I realize an increase in oil price would be great news for all energy companies!
Thanks for your time and insightful thoughts... and yes you are always great on BNN! Ha!Ha!
Dr.Ernest Rivait
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on August 11, 2016
Q: I bought enerflex when it went down, thinking it would pop back up and i would sell it. It took a bit of time but i finally have a ptrtty good profit from it. At the time i asked a question about efx and you said that if there was a sustained turnaround it might be interesting. Do you think it might be worth waiting to see whether this is that sustained turn around? Or, should i take my profit and run?
Thanks Peter, Ryan and team
Read Answer Asked by joseph on August 09, 2016
Q: Now that Long run has just been delisted what next for
us poor few that still have a couple of shares??
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Bill on August 09, 2016
Q: My energy holdings are comprised of two names, SGY (fallen from half to quarter position) and BP (Plc) (maintaining its half position). SGY should survive but hasn't really participated in any meaningful upswing. Is there any fundamental reason for its lacklustre performance compared to peers in this sector? Would it be worth maintaining this position (I've held on throughout all dividend cuts) or abandoning it for some other company in this sector?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by mike on August 08, 2016