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Q: Bought BNP a few years ago for gas exposure when it was a market darling with an attractive dividend. The dividend, while still attractive, was cut and the share price has been a roller-coaster ride and I'm still down 7%. I'm considering switching and as it's in a taxable acct I can use the tax loss. Can you suggest a couple of stocks with a good and hopefully growing dividend with some capital upside. I'm retired so the dividend is important.
Read Answer Asked by Bruce on June 11, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and Team,

I'm looking to add an energy stock to my TFSA holdings (which currently include AYA, ENB, BNS, T, and STN). I've seen you recommend BAD, SGY, and TOU and have also been seeing various articles suggesting SU might be a good purchase given that it's relatively inexpensive at the moment.

Do you have a preference between any of these four?
Read Answer Asked by James on June 11, 2014
Q: I would appreciate your comparison of Enerplus (ERF) and Whitecap (WCP). I have done well by ERF but RBC's recent downgrade on the basis of its price appreciation makes me wonder if the growth prospects for WCP might be appreciably better. There would be no tax consequences to me of making such a switch and the dividends are similar. I look forward to your reply.
Read Answer Asked by richard on June 11, 2014
Q: I am considering taking positions in two of the following>: sgy, wcp and spe. How would you rank them.

Thank you
David
Read Answer Asked by david on June 11, 2014
Q: Eric Nuttall just trashed Surge Energy and Bellatrix Exp. as being 'un-investible' companies, while at the same time highlighted EnCana and Tourmaline Oil as his top picks, both of which are owned by Sprott (the company he works for)....is this good advice, or the type of conduct that caused you to create 5i? Thanks as always...
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on June 09, 2014
Q: Bellatrix (BXE). I am down 18% on this company. I know they did a bought deal at $9.50 and that it was reduced. Is it more volatile because it does not pay a dividend and shorts don't have to cover the dividend? Should I continue to hold or buy more or wait. It is dragging down the rest of my portfolio.
Read Answer Asked by Helen on June 09, 2014
Q: Bankers Petroleum (BNK)had a sudden price drop today, followed by a rebound. The volume of shares being traded is six times than the average normal. There was a trading halt today, followed by resumption. The company is having an investor day conference in Toronto, followed by another one in London. The company seems to be doing all the right things. The stock is up 70% from the time I bought it. Should I hold or sell it here.
Read Answer Asked by Vinod on June 09, 2014
Q: Greetings, Peter & Co.
I appears that my previous question did not reach you so I will resubmit it and add another to it, if I may.
1. I am looking to profit from the aging 'boomers' by investing in a healthcare REIT. One possibility that I have found is Northwest Healthcare (NWH.UN)which has a very decent yield. What is you opinion of this stock? Would you recommend an alternative?
2. I would appreciate you analysis of Spartan Energy (SPE.V). Is it a buy at $4.00?
Thank you for your invaluable service to small retail investors.
Ed
Read Answer Asked by Ed on June 06, 2014
Q: I read an article on BNN today entitled:

Energy Watch: RBC’s 4 drilling stocks to buy ahead of drilling season

For a buy and hold investor, which of the 4 drilling companies mentioned, would you recommend?

CFW, ESI, PD, or TCW.

Thanks for all you do for us retail investors.
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on June 04, 2014
Q: tbe after going up some has steadily retreated again-is there fear of a dividend cut ?
Read Answer Asked by terrance on June 04, 2014
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