Q: Could you please compare Re rock energy to Dee Delphi for me and tell me which you prefer, thanks
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Q: Hi 5i Team,
Can I please get your opinion on HWO vs. TCW? Which one does your team like better?
Can I please get your opinion on HWO vs. TCW? Which one does your team like better?
Q: Hi, Peter
I hold Srx and am thinking about switching to Sgy (half position) or Tog, what do you think? thanks a lot.
Selina
I hold Srx and am thinking about switching to Sgy (half position) or Tog, what do you think? thanks a lot.
Selina
Q: Hi Peter, Canyon Services FRC is buying a private company Fraction Energy Services for $101 million. Can you give an assessment on the deal and what impact it may have on Canyon and do you like Canyon going forward, their management and comment on any debt. It's up 5% today.
http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/1375637/canyon-services-group-inc-announces-agreement-to-acquire-fraction-energy-services-ltd
Many thanks!
http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/1375637/canyon-services-group-inc-announces-agreement-to-acquire-fraction-energy-services-ltd
Many thanks!
Q: Hi,
You seem to really like SGY and it is having a nice run right now. I do hold some in my non-registered account.
I am thinking of adding BXE as it has lagged a bit.
What are your thoughts on BXE or add SGY as I only have half a position?
Thanks,Irshad.
You seem to really like SGY and it is having a nice run right now. I do hold some in my non-registered account.
I am thinking of adding BXE as it has lagged a bit.
What are your thoughts on BXE or add SGY as I only have half a position?
Thanks,Irshad.
Q: Do you have a recommendation/report on CNQ?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi Peter & Team
Do you consider the oil sector too volatile to be in a RRIF portfolio? I have done well with SU & COS (12% of my RRIF portfolio) and wonder if this is good time to bail out oil and replace them with a few from your income portfolio. Thanks
Do you consider the oil sector too volatile to be in a RRIF portfolio? I have done well with SU & COS (12% of my RRIF portfolio) and wonder if this is good time to bail out oil and replace them with a few from your income portfolio. Thanks
Q: Hello 5i Team,
Re: TBE and BBD.B
I am down 34% on TBE and 19% on BBD.B
My total $ loss will be 10K if I sell both of them.
Is there any point in holding?
Or should I hope that either one or both may climb up anytime soon so I can get out without losing too much?
Thank you for your always great advice.
Re: TBE and BBD.B
I am down 34% on TBE and 19% on BBD.B
My total $ loss will be 10K if I sell both of them.
Is there any point in holding?
Or should I hope that either one or both may climb up anytime soon so I can get out without losing too much?
Thank you for your always great advice.
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan and staff
What is you opinion on the big swing in share price of Mart Resources MMT on Tuesday? The deferment of the dividend obviously caught many by surprise and more than offset the news that the alternate pipeline was virtually complete. They hint that they may reinstitute a dividend depending several factors. I have held this stock for some time and there has always been the promise of some future catalyst to keep me involved. Now they say they are also bidding on additional oil reserves. My gut says to hold a bit longer but as always I value your insight
What is you opinion on the big swing in share price of Mart Resources MMT on Tuesday? The deferment of the dividend obviously caught many by surprise and more than offset the news that the alternate pipeline was virtually complete. They hint that they may reinstitute a dividend depending several factors. I have held this stock for some time and there has always been the promise of some future catalyst to keep me involved. Now they say they are also bidding on additional oil reserves. My gut says to hold a bit longer but as always I value your insight
Q: Peter and team, RE: Mart Resources MMT.
could today's meteoric rise means that insiders are optimistic about the company moving past its operational issues? is MMT a possible take-over target? Or is the crisis in Iraq causing prices for oil to spike in the region and MMT is benefiting?
could today's meteoric rise means that insiders are optimistic about the company moving past its operational issues? is MMT a possible take-over target? Or is the crisis in Iraq causing prices for oil to spike in the region and MMT is benefiting?
Q: Peter and team what is you view on PNE .
Jim
Jim
Q: Hello Peter and all at 5i: I have very little in the oil and gas sector, I do have GEI and SU but they are a small percentage of my overall portfolio and wonder if it is too late in this move up and if not would you please list your favourite names at this time. Thank you Barb
Q: Could I get a quick opinion on the Acquisition by Kelt today?
Q: could you please comment on SLG Sterling Resources. I'm thinking of averaging down on it and I have a 2 year horizon. Or would I be safer investing in Whitecap Resources
Q: good morning team,
now that combination of lnv/sgy has been completed;what happens to my shares of lnv?
thanks in advance,sergio
p.s. great services,best $$ invested!!
now that combination of lnv/sgy has been completed;what happens to my shares of lnv?
thanks in advance,sergio
p.s. great services,best $$ invested!!
Q: 11:01 AM 6/16/2014
Hi Peter
I sold my PrairieSky this morning at a huge 40% gain from the IPO price as it was like getting 10 years of dividends all at once as a capital gain - too good to resist - so now I am looking for a good long life higher dividend paying oil company.
I have narrowed down my choice to these growing light oil companies, one or more of which I would expect to hold for many many years.
Safety and growth of dividends, and decent share price growth are most important to me.
Whitecap [WCP]
Surge [SGY]
Bonterra [BNE]
Crescent Point [CPG]
Canadian Oil Sands [COS]
Could you please put these in order as to which you prefer and maybe explain why you make the choices you do.
Thank you very much............ Paul
Hi Peter
I sold my PrairieSky this morning at a huge 40% gain from the IPO price as it was like getting 10 years of dividends all at once as a capital gain - too good to resist - so now I am looking for a good long life higher dividend paying oil company.
I have narrowed down my choice to these growing light oil companies, one or more of which I would expect to hold for many many years.
Safety and growth of dividends, and decent share price growth are most important to me.
Whitecap [WCP]
Surge [SGY]
Bonterra [BNE]
Crescent Point [CPG]
Canadian Oil Sands [COS]
Could you please put these in order as to which you prefer and maybe explain why you make the choices you do.
Thank you very much............ Paul
Q: What are your thoughts on mmt right now. Seems like there is something going on right now the stock only goes from around 1.47 to 1.50 give or take a few cents here, it's been like this for a while now. One would think with the run up in o/g stocks it would at least move around more than this. What do they say "a rising tide raises all boats".
Q: I am toiling with the idea of selling WCP while it is trading at such a high. Once we see stabilization in the middle east WCP will most likely come back down. Correct?
Is it best to sell now, and buy back when it goes back down to the ~$15.00 mark?
Is it best to sell now, and buy back when it goes back down to the ~$15.00 mark?
Q: Good Morning
I hold AAV.DB.H,the price currently is over $104.00 , matures January 2015 and is trading at a premium over the conversion rate. Should I take the premium and exit?
Thanks
I hold AAV.DB.H,the price currently is over $104.00 , matures January 2015 and is trading at a premium over the conversion rate. Should I take the premium and exit?
Thanks
Q: Hello Peter,
Thanks again for your reply on AAPL and BKE. Lately, many of the energy stocks have been moving higher. Is this because of the IRAG situation? If so, any idea why Spartan Energy (SPE on Vanc)has not moved higher with the energy sector? Also, i am thinking of adding suncor to my existing position, but technically it looks over bought. Should i wait for a pull back? Thanks very much. Umed
Thanks again for your reply on AAPL and BKE. Lately, many of the energy stocks have been moving higher. Is this because of the IRAG situation? If so, any idea why Spartan Energy (SPE on Vanc)has not moved higher with the energy sector? Also, i am thinking of adding suncor to my existing position, but technically it looks over bought. Should i wait for a pull back? Thanks very much. Umed