Q: I am an invested in the above companies and would appreciate your current view on energy prices given the recent turmoil in the Middle East.
In your opinion, should a conservative, long‑term investor be holding, reducing, or selling positions at this time, and what key risks or indicators are you watching?
Q: Now that the WOOD PILE is getting bigger with once HIGH FLYING STOCKS, and the turtle moving utilities having a great year, how much farther with lower interest rates can these sleep at night stocks go.
Thanks Again
Q: PHX had a big pop in the share price yesterday after they announced their year end financials, as well they announced a special dividend of 20 cents per share. I briefly looked at the financials and it seemed to me that PHX 's yearend looks a lot better in the headlines because they sold a lot of excess equipment. That is not sustainable. I only bought a small position in PHX in January and I am already up about 50 percent. I like the regular dividend and a special divvy is a bonus, but I suspect that the big pop in share price is not sustainable due to the nature of the earnings beat. How do you read PHX yearend financials? Why do you think the shares popped nearly 20 per cent today? And in your opinion is that gain sustainable?
Q: Would you consider Capital Power on a list of halo stocks and powering AI? Or was it excluded purposely? I mainly mention this because I thought previously they had been tied to natural gas powered AI data centre's in Alberta? Disclosure: I own it but am very open to upgrading to something materially better in that sector.
Q: Peter; With Trump stating that the big tech companies are going to supply their own power - meeting next week- could you foresee outright purchases of existing power companies? Thanks.
Rod
Q: What is your opinion on AltaGas - is it a good investment for gas infrastructure?
For reference I also have Gibson Energy for oil infrastructure.
WCP and TOU are also owned.
Q: I read that the Federal Gov't approved the deal between companies. Any other news regarding money between the 2 companies. Maybe I missed the news. When do they report financials.Tks 5i
Q: In response to a question from Pat, you suggested a 10% to 12% weighting in the oil/gas sector instead of the 16.44% in the TSX. If I didn't want to buy individual companies for oil/gas, what ETF/ETFs would you suggest to make up the 10% to 12%? If more than one ETF, what percentage would you have in each?
Q: I have these oil and gas companies, a number of them since covid so have enjoyed good dividends and lots of upside. I have recently read about being in or going into a commodity super cycle, as well as the idea of the "Halo" trade which you have written about. So the question for me is about selling - something I am not good at! When looking at the charts of many of these stocks they have long cycles of going up and then down quite severely over a six to nine year cycle. What do we look for as far as it being time to sell? Are we getting to that peak now or do you think we have a long runway still to come? Thanks so much?
Q: Thank you for your earlier response. This is a follow up question to that response. Should your free cash flow numbers be multiplied by 1.35 since results for SPB are quoted in US dollars and the share price of $7.94 is in Canadian dollars? Then full-year 2025 FCF yield would be approximately 14.8%. Am I correct or am I making mistake? If I am correct, what do you think of this free cash flow yield?