Q: i just read the complete quarterly report on surge , it sounded so good i am tempted to jump in,especially with that 12.5 per cent yield, it seems like they could easily handle 40 dollar oil. what do you think. dave
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Q: Just a follow up to surge. There was a $5 offer made in June when SGY was trading over $4. The CFO left because he thought the company should sell out but Paul Colbourne didnt like the offer. Time will tell if this was the right decision.
Thx
Thx
Q: What are your thoughts on the month slide of MCB (aside from oil price)? Is it a buying opportunity?
Q: Comment on Q2 earnings/loss please.
Q: I was told that surge energy was offered $5 per share by a major oil company just recently but declined the offer. Do you know of any other info. about surge at this time. I will continue to hold my shares I think.
Thx Blake
Thx Blake
Q: Do you believe Bellatrix will survive given their assets, operations and the current oil price environment? Thanks.
Q: Appreciate your commentary on this stock.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Could I have your thoughts to ZCL`s recent QR, particularly in view of back to back disappointing net income reports. Do you feel they have the wherewithal to increase margins on the strength of ongoing increased revenues?
Thanks as always for all you do for us.
Rick
Could I have your thoughts to ZCL`s recent QR, particularly in view of back to back disappointing net income reports. Do you feel they have the wherewithal to increase margins on the strength of ongoing increased revenues?
Thanks as always for all you do for us.
Rick
Q: Hi Peter:
I have held Chevron for some time and wonder if a better bet may be Suncor.
I greatly value your opinion.
Thank you so much
Brian
I have held Chevron for some time and wonder if a better bet may be Suncor.
I greatly value your opinion.
Thank you so much
Brian
Q: I was reading the companies Q2 MD&A and noticed that the dividend payout ratio is noted at 35% of FFO for the first six months of 2015 (excluding the impact of DRIP). The dividend was cut to $0.10/share a while ago. Is a dividend cut a concern, as it looks like they have it covered from FFO? Or is the main concern with BTE the debt level? I noticed the debt is not due until 2021 which seems like they have a bit of a buffer to wait on higher oil prices. Just trying to figure out if the drop in share price is company specific or more the fact that the whole sector is getting hammered. Thanks
Q: With oil having dropped over 50% and no signs of recovery, how secure are the dividends from the pipelines if prices stay low (or go lower) for the next couple years? Could you rank IPL, PPL, ALA and ENF in terms of dividend sustainability and provide your rationale?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: We have ala, arx, cos, cpg, sgy, wcp in our portfolio, total less than 7% overall which we are comfortable with.
Except for ala and arx (held a few years), all others are down significantly (20% to 60%), our plan is to ride out the energy down turn.
In your opinion, is there any name(s) listed you would swap with better quality energy stock to position for better gain during upturn and log a capital loss for future use.
Thanks
Except for ala and arx (held a few years), all others are down significantly (20% to 60%), our plan is to ride out the energy down turn.
In your opinion, is there any name(s) listed you would swap with better quality energy stock to position for better gain during upturn and log a capital loss for future use.
Thanks
Q: Peter; With the CPP apparently backstopping TOG, as per their last issue, would you consider the 7.5% yield a floor on the dividend? Thanks. Rod
Q: Today Paul asked a question in which he included the following statement: [Plus I have PPL, ENB and IPL which you consider as utilities; all in very positive territory.]
Could you please confirm that you do in fact consider PPL, ENB and IPL to be utilities? Even if they are, I notice that their price tends to have close correlation to the price of oil.
Thank you.
Could you please confirm that you do in fact consider PPL, ENB and IPL to be utilities? Even if they are, I notice that their price tends to have close correlation to the price of oil.
Thank you.
Q: Hi Peter, I own the oil stocks: BTE, CPG, CNQ, WCP, TOU, SRG, in different portfolios, would it be worth adding to the ones that are down the most to hold for the long term until oil rebounds I would hate selling them now, is there a risk that some might not be around in 5 years? or would you just wait out the storm holding what you now have. Thanks, Nick
Q: With oil down for the week and settling at 48.50 why would WCP be up 5% today?
Do you think that signals a bottom?
Thanks
Do you think that signals a bottom?
Thanks
Q: From the last question on SCL you were comfortable with this stock at $34. It is now close to a 52 week low (near $31.50). In these unusual market conditions has anything changed your opinion? i.e., it would seem like a good buy.
Don'y get me wrong, I know you don't have a crystal ball ... but the stock does look good at these prices.
Don'y get me wrong, I know you don't have a crystal ball ... but the stock does look good at these prices.
Q: I had it recorded that Surge was to report their results on July 29, now I see where they are expected on July 30 (today) but interestly I can find no announcement from Surge on exactly when they would announce their results. Do you have insight on when their Q2 2015 will be made available to investors.
Q: Hi guys, after the release of today's financial statement and conference call, could you please advise us if it is still a sell (down over 60%). My energy holdings (TOU, PSK and BTE) equal 5% of my portfolio. If I should sell, would purchasing more of the other 2 make any sense?
thanks,
Jim
thanks,
Jim
Q: Peter et al.:
What is your opinion of the Bondholders agreement that was released yesterday? Will this result in an increase in the share price in the long term since the risk of bankruptcy has been reduced based on my interpretation? I know that the oil market is still in the dog house and this will be the biggest factor. They have had good success with Huntington since the CATS pipeline has restarted so they actually have cash flow now. Your opinion is much appreciated. Hopefully my lottery ticket is now worth 5 or 10 tickets now lol.
Regards,
Brendan
What is your opinion of the Bondholders agreement that was released yesterday? Will this result in an increase in the share price in the long term since the risk of bankruptcy has been reduced based on my interpretation? I know that the oil market is still in the dog house and this will be the biggest factor. They have had good success with Huntington since the CATS pipeline has restarted so they actually have cash flow now. Your opinion is much appreciated. Hopefully my lottery ticket is now worth 5 or 10 tickets now lol.
Regards,
Brendan