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Q: crj is up more than 50% YTD.

Just curious why its not in Micheals filter out today.

I like to promote my own book.
Thx
Read Answer Asked by blake on February 17, 2016
Q: Holding rmp in a tfsa. Would you consider it a sell if oil stays low for one more year. I don't mind to hold if you think it will survive or a take out possibility. Thanks hoping your sunburn aren't to bad. Maybe we can go on your next cruise.
Chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on February 17, 2016
Q: sog is offering current shareholders to participate in a debenture offering. The way that I read it the proceeds will be used to pay off the Bank lines and the excess will be used to fund operations. The debentures< I assume would be the 1st charge on the assets and would be paid 1st in case of banktruptcy, is this the case? They pay 8% and are convertible into shares at $.09. Seems like the insiders are going to fund the major portion.How do you feel about this Debenture.

Thanks for your thoughts
Read Answer Asked by auftar on February 16, 2016
Q: Hi 5i: I've been searching for info on existing North American LNG plants. Three questions (please charge as you see fit): (1) do you know if the US currently have any working export LNG plants? (2) if there are working export plants, which (if any) Canadian companies will be piping gas to them? (3) are there any Canadian companies planning to pipe gas to any US LNG plants that are under development? Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Roland on February 16, 2016
Q: I currently have these energy stocks in my portfolio: BAD, BNK, RRX, AAV, WCP. Please advise which are the two weakest as I want to sell some and buy a global energy ETF instead to better capture the eventual rebounce.
Which global energy ETF, in C$, would be your top pick? Thanks for your advice.
Read Answer Asked by Willie on February 16, 2016
Q: I have decided to lower my exposure to the energy sector. I currently own both WCP and CJ in roughly equal amounts. If I want to sell only one, which would you keep and which would you let go.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 16, 2016
Q: Dear sirs,

Loking for your insights on the price movement of PPY, noting its weakness on a day where most oil/gas equities are moving higher.

Thanks,
Brad
Read Answer Asked by Brad on February 15, 2016
Q: I assume that Vermilion trade more in line with Brent crude than WTI. Can you tell me whether the Brent contract trade different hours through the day than WTI, like the hours of the London Stock Exchange. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by wendy on February 12, 2016
Q: My energy weight is very small overall. Currently holding CPG, VET, CNQ, SU, ENB and TOU. The only energy position not paying me a dividend to wait for a recovery is TOU. Would a switch to PEY be prudent to collect a dividend? Would PEY carry more risk than TOU. Do have have concerns with any of my other energy holding? Best, Don
Read Answer Asked by DONALD on February 12, 2016
Q: You previously mentioned that VET has "a fairly large debt level based on cash flow". and that "in the 3Q had $122 million in cash flow and paid $26 million in dividends, for a ratio of 21%".
Have these numbers changed at all - ie.- how much cushion does VET have to continue paying their dividend at the current level going forward or has their ability to continue "not cutting" their dividend been compromised?
Read Answer Asked by Alan on February 11, 2016
Q: Undiscovered oil is owned by the provinces and in the case of the Artic by Canada. The price is ridiculously low. Should we not be seeking some kind of political ban on future exploration to protect our children's interest in this resource? If we leave the pricing mechanism to the market and the market price is controlled by sovereigns (Saudi Arabia, Russa, Venezula etc)then you would think there has to be a floor price that Canada should set. I'm sure this question becomes mute when oil rebounds but nevertheless world markets are being adversely effected by someone trying to corner the oil market. Perhaps oil should be classified as too big to fail.
Read Answer Asked by Phil on February 11, 2016
Q: What Canadian companies represent the best promise is liquefied natural gas gets exported from north America. Could you please give pipelines as well as producers. Thanks all your the best.
Chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on February 11, 2016
Q: What would you see as the best play on LNG type stocks?
Read Answer Asked by terrance on February 11, 2016
Q: So now that Sinoenergy has been announced as the buyer, what do you think of the risk/reward in realizing the buyout price of 52 cents, an almost 45% upside form the current share price (36 cents).
Read Answer Asked by Lloyd on February 11, 2016
Q: Hello Peter
Further to your response to Steve this morning, would you recommend a sell and reset on the entire sector? I hold TOU WCP PPY RMP
Regards
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on February 11, 2016
Q: Have been away from 5i for a while, hope you will consider this as one question.
Kinda stupid, but I am still holding Husky and Cenovus, down a lot of course. What do you think of their future, and which might be the best one [if either] to hold, or should I cash out and look for something else?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by steve on February 11, 2016
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