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Q: Hi Peter and 5i gang. Thanks for your continual guidance. I was wondering if it is time to slowly enter back into the oil sector. I only have WCP. Could you recommend 3-5 oil names and what percentage of my total portfolio the sector should be?
Thanks
Dave.
Thanks
Dave.
Q: Hello 5i team,
As always, thanks for the great advice. I hold Surge at a heavy loss and have been seriously considering selling it. The problem is that it is in an rrsp account and so i cannot receive capital losses from the sale. So, i have considered simply holding and watching closely. I have the feeling, though, that i will not be able to watch it closely enough to be able to sell it if it looks like it is beginning to get into trouble. How would you approach such a situation, sell immediatly or watch for certain indicators, and if so, what indications would you find meaningful?
Thanks
As always, thanks for the great advice. I hold Surge at a heavy loss and have been seriously considering selling it. The problem is that it is in an rrsp account and so i cannot receive capital losses from the sale. So, i have considered simply holding and watching closely. I have the feeling, though, that i will not be able to watch it closely enough to be able to sell it if it looks like it is beginning to get into trouble. How would you approach such a situation, sell immediatly or watch for certain indicators, and if so, what indications would you find meaningful?
Thanks
Q: Agent. Would this be a good share to have in my portfolio.Eddie.
Q: Would greatly appreciate your view on latest news from FRU.
Thanks for great service as always.
Garry
Thanks for great service as always.
Garry
Q: You would consider TCW to be a good buy now (to hold for 3 to 5 years)?
If not, what other stock would you recommend (regardless of the sector). Looking for growth with some dividend while I wait.
Thanks
If not, what other stock would you recommend (regardless of the sector). Looking for growth with some dividend while I wait.
Thanks
Q: Your current opinion on nuvista(nva) would be appreciated.Thanks.
Q: Hi Mr. Hodson and Team
A. I have another question related to my previous question:
I also hold the following Dividend-paying Storage and Pipeline stocks:
KEY 1.5%. ENB 1.4%. IPL 1.1%. TRP 0.5%. Total of 4.5%.
Do these belong in the Energy exposure as well? If so, do these then make our Canadian Resource exposure a total of almost 25%? (With Cpg, Arax, Bte, Eca, Vet, Bnp, Su + Cnq)
B. Which of these should i keep? Which should we eliminate or trim?
Should we bring the total Can. Resource exposure (Energy+Materials+Gold) down to 12%, as we think?
Feeling a little like deer in the headlights. Your kindness is so appreciated. sarah
A. I have another question related to my previous question:
I also hold the following Dividend-paying Storage and Pipeline stocks:
KEY 1.5%. ENB 1.4%. IPL 1.1%. TRP 0.5%. Total of 4.5%.
Do these belong in the Energy exposure as well? If so, do these then make our Canadian Resource exposure a total of almost 25%? (With Cpg, Arax, Bte, Eca, Vet, Bnp, Su + Cnq)
B. Which of these should i keep? Which should we eliminate or trim?
Should we bring the total Can. Resource exposure (Energy+Materials+Gold) down to 12%, as we think?
Feeling a little like deer in the headlights. Your kindness is so appreciated. sarah
Q: I have both Baytex and Surge and am down on both. I don't mind waiting for a recovery over 1 to 2 years but would I be better off to sell one or the other in order to buy Whitecap? Appreciate your advice.
Gary
Gary
Q: Imperial oil seems to be on a rise lately, what do you think is the reason? Would these gains be short term or is the strength justified? Also would now be a good time to sell some of the shares, how much higher would be a good exit price? I have held these shares for a long time and would like to reduce my position but keep waiting for the 57 to 60 dollar range. Thanks for your opinion, and your valuable service.
Q: Is this a good entry point for Whitecap Resources? Thanks
Q: have freed up some cash, around $100,000.00, and have inherited a portfolio worth a little over $100,000.00 but the timing stinks as a lot of it was in junior oils or oily stocks, was looking at model portfolios for the first money, i know you mentioned timing is not necessarily the issue but is now in your opinion right, so many opinions are on stay in cash right now
also, any ideas what i should do with that dog of an oil portfolio i got, i am about to gain control of it and it is fairly under water, any ideas going forward with that money?
thanks
also, any ideas what i should do with that dog of an oil portfolio i got, i am about to gain control of it and it is fairly under water, any ideas going forward with that money?
thanks
Q: Pason seems to be rising. Is it time to buy? Or would you prefer McCoy? I have no oil service exposure. Thankx
Q: RBC is telling clients this morning it's time to buy land drilling stocks ahead of the recovery. In my TSFA I'm down 50% on Questor and was thinking of dumping it for PD or TDG. 5i thoughts please?
Q: Good morning Peter and Team, To stay in the energy sector, albeit a low weighting in our portfolios, I was thinking of selling VET and buying WCP. WCP's chart certainly looks better, and their dividend is higher. Your past positive comments about WCP have also influenced me. Your thoughts on this swap? Thanks in advance.
Q: Hi Peter,
Looking for your thoughts & update on CEB ?
Thank you Peter
Looking for your thoughts & update on CEB ?
Thank you Peter
Q: Hello,
Wondering if you can give me your analysis of CDI, I am down about 30%, happy to bear risk and hold for the long term.
Thanks,
Wondering if you can give me your analysis of CDI, I am down about 30%, happy to bear risk and hold for the long term.
Thanks,
Q: I understand the general idea of convertible debentures, but specific cases are puzzling to me. For example, AXL.DB.B, maturing June 30, 2017, has a conversion price of $1.70/s, but the stock is currently trading at around $0.07/s.
The debentures are substantially discounted; at today's price, $10000 face value would cost only $4750. But given the conversion price of $1.70/s, the 5882 (10000/1.70) shares you would receive in 2017 would be worth only $412 (assuming the stock price remained the same.)
Yes, the loss of conversion value is somewhat offset by the yield; with its discounted price, AXL.DB.B currently shows a yield-to-maturity of around 50%. But this only nets the purchaser around $2375 ($4750 @50%); $412 plus $2375 is still well-below cost.
If just breaking-even requires a ~600% recovery in the stock price, what, then, could be the incentive to buy the debentures? Or is there an 'at-par' conversion option I'm missing here?
The debentures are substantially discounted; at today's price, $10000 face value would cost only $4750. But given the conversion price of $1.70/s, the 5882 (10000/1.70) shares you would receive in 2017 would be worth only $412 (assuming the stock price remained the same.)
Yes, the loss of conversion value is somewhat offset by the yield; with its discounted price, AXL.DB.B currently shows a yield-to-maturity of around 50%. But this only nets the purchaser around $2375 ($4750 @50%); $412 plus $2375 is still well-below cost.
If just breaking-even requires a ~600% recovery in the stock price, what, then, could be the incentive to buy the debentures? Or is there an 'at-par' conversion option I'm missing here?
Q: Good Morning Peter and crew: I am considering liquidating a position in Cenovus (taking tax loss for next year) and opening positions in one or all three of Torc, Cardinal or Whitecap. I'm interested in getting your opinion on the relative merits of all three of these, and of Cenovus as well for that matter. I know the three mentioned are all well respected names but wonder if you see advantages in some over others if at the end of 2015, wti oil price was still below $60. Many thanks, Don Lockett
Q: A recent BNN guest said he was short IPL because it was at 27X earnings - another guest said they had a huge EBITDA bump coming from previous work and had a great long term horizon unless oil falls apart for an extended period. IPL has lagged the other pipelines the past two weeks. Would you bet against this company?
I notice you have done a complete 180 degree turn on Surge and I bought a large amount following your strong recommendations last year. I only own SGY, IPL and SPE (Spartan). Was SGY's debt not a factor last year and due to their hedges this year, do you see any future upside with a modest recovery in oil over the next 12 months?
Thank you.
I notice you have done a complete 180 degree turn on Surge and I bought a large amount following your strong recommendations last year. I only own SGY, IPL and SPE (Spartan). Was SGY's debt not a factor last year and due to their hedges this year, do you see any future upside with a modest recovery in oil over the next 12 months?
Thank you.