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Q: I originally purchased Enbridge early this year at $65. I purchased more at $49. Today it is $43 . I am contemplating averaging down again and buying more. Do you think that is a good idea or do you think Enbridge is still likely to go lower still?? (I thought $49 was a low). Thanks for your opinion.
Read Answer Asked by Bob on December 10, 2015
Q: Hi team:

SGY just released its 2016 capital budget and guidance after closing today. Do you think their presented scenarios are realistic and attainable?

I'm down close to 50% on this name and I wonder if I should rough it out for another year, or just give up and do a tax loss selling before YE. I would have done that already if not for I'm already sitting on a big capital loss position for 2015. No need benefit to add more tax losses at this stage.

Your insight is much appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Victor on December 10, 2015
Q: Hello Peter and Team,

My direct Energy exposure is down to 2.5%. The only 2 that I have now are TOU and RMP. What are their survivability? Do you recommend I replace them for anything else? And what other company would you recommend for the other another 2.5% of my portfolio or would you recommend topping up my existing 2? Thank you,

Wes.
Read Answer Asked by Wes on December 09, 2015
Q: Comparing CU, EMA and FTS three Canadian Electric Utilities over a 1 year period shows CU is down almost 25%, FTS down 6% and EMA up 6.5% (not counting dividends but EMA leads here as well). Can you explain why CU is under performing by such a wide margin. They do have 2 coal fired generating stations in Alberta. Which of there three would you buy here for a long term hold and why?
Appreciate your insight as usual.
Steve


Read Answer Asked by Steve on December 09, 2015
Q: I am doing some bottom feeding for income - but am wary of being burned!


so, could you shed some light on the relationship between Enbridge ENB and Enbridge Energy Partners EEQ. I know you are positive on ENB. Would that therefore apply to EEQ as well - or are they different entities?
EEQ of course has been pummelled like most other energy names, and now shows a yield of 11%. So is EEQ buyable here or too good to be true?

Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on December 09, 2015
Q: Hi Peter Ryan and Team;
Do you have an idea of a few companies that would have the greatest chance of surviving these low oil prices, and until a recovery.
Read Answer Asked by Conrad L on December 09, 2015
Q: Hi, I would appreciate your latest opinion on PPY. Thank you for the great service. Tim
Read Answer Asked by Tim on December 08, 2015
Q: Striker Exploration's November 2015 presentation on their website indicates debt at 1.2, $38 Million in unused credit, 33% insider ownership and "no chance of insolvency".
It is always difficult to ask about a company's survivability considering livelihoods are involved and lives are affected. Given that, how would you rate Surge Energy, Spartan Energy and Striker surviving through this pricing war based on the assumption that it will take twenty-four to thirty months before prices regain their footing to at least the $60-$65 level?
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on December 08, 2015
Q: I have almost bought Vermillion several times, but each time I find that the Corrib gas development is "almost ready" to begin production. That's been going on for years and was the situation when BNN interviewed the CEO this past September. Has it finally started to produce, or are they still "almost there", waiting for those last two environmental approvals?

Thanks Roland
Read Answer Asked by Roland on December 08, 2015
Q: Enbridge took a nasty hit today,down 7%. Any reason for the fall outside general meltdown on price of oil? Good opportunity to pick up some share on the cheap here?
Read Answer Asked by John on December 08, 2015
Q: Hi Peter, in O/G we have only Tou. While the small/mid caps may rebound higher on a percentage basis when things turn, it's certain the large caps will be around a long time to come and likely benefit if they buy up smaller/depressed Co's at lower costs. Of the larger caps who do think will fare the best 2-3 years out ? In the shorter term which of the larger caps do you feel has the best current business (inc refining etc) ? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on December 08, 2015
Q: No one wants to try and catch the falling knife, but would you be adding to oil positions in this sector pounding?

Thanks,

Eric
Read Answer Asked by Erichsen on December 07, 2015
Q: Just confirming that todays down turn is oil related. Do you foresee this as a short term event and if so would you put money into oil stocks as the powers that talk on TV say to do. Where would you place your money in this sector.
Thanks Bob
Read Answer Asked by Loretta on December 07, 2015
Q: If I believe the price of oil will rise what Etfs would be appropriate to buy to take advantage of that rise in oil? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by edgar on December 07, 2015
Q: Is the game over here? Should I sell and not for tax reasons.
Read Answer Asked by Norman on December 04, 2015
Q: Hi Peter and Ryan, can you provide any commentary on KWH.UN. Why has it dropped so much over the last month ?

Thanks

Dave
Read Answer Asked by David on December 04, 2015
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