Q: Good Morning, my question is regarding (cen-t) Coastal Energy, it is my understanding that an offer for the company has been made. it seems kinda of low but i bought Coastal not long ago at exactly $13.my thoughts are to sell around $22 if it did reach that high on speculation of another bid.if a person did sell CEN what do you think a good replacement would be ? i would want to stay in the same sector with similar growth and good management. thanx norm
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Q: Hello Peter and your I5 team.
I have held legacy oil & gas for over a year nose and my cost is about 7 bucks. What do you think of this company and do you think I should hold on? I am a new member with your site and love your service
I have held legacy oil & gas for over a year nose and my cost is about 7 bucks. What do you think of this company and do you think I should hold on? I am a new member with your site and love your service
Q: Hi Peter & team, Does PTX (Parex Resources) pay a dividend? Also, could you share your thoughts on the company. Thank You
Q: Hi Peter and Crew:
Looking for some insight into HWO.
Thanks
DON
Looking for some insight into HWO.
Thanks
DON
Q: Hi Peter and Team, may I please have your thoughts on the plan of Arrangement involving Waldron Energy Corporation, WDN, and Montana Exploration Corp? Any information on Montana Exp would be appreciated. Should I take the cash, and take a substancial loss, or take shares in Montana Exp and hope to recoup some of the loss still? Thanks!
Q: Hi Peter and thoughts on the sale of assets today by Anderson(AXL)? Thanks.
Q: I am hearing good things about LNG in the near future. Could you talk a little about this (time frame)and the best way to play it? If the fall and winter seasons are generally good for the drillers, do we now have 2 catalysts for companies like PD? Do you like another driller going forward?
Q: TOL
Q: Hi Peter:
I have owned shares in SU, CNQ, CVE for awhile (over 2 years);
recently, Suncor has been outperforming the rest
I also noted that the volume of Su in NYSE has also been very active, one of the commentators at BNN said that street consensus is $ 42
Could I have your insight why SU is outperforming the rest and is the target of $ 42 is achievable in the short term of within 6 months ? thanks
I have owned shares in SU, CNQ, CVE for awhile (over 2 years);
recently, Suncor has been outperforming the rest
I also noted that the volume of Su in NYSE has also been very active, one of the commentators at BNN said that street consensus is $ 42
Could I have your insight why SU is outperforming the rest and is the target of $ 42 is achievable in the short term of within 6 months ? thanks
Q: Hi Peter and team.Am thinking of investing in CanElson (CDI).Would appreciate your opinion.Many thanks,JOSEPH.
Q: CALFRAC WELL SERVICES CFW-T. YOUR OPINIONS PLEASE.
Q: Hello, I am wondering about holding on to ESN. I am up over 30% and I note it is up today over 5% on no news (that I can find). I am inclined to hold on rather than take profits. I plan to hold the stock long term, 3 years plus. Any reason to sell? Thanks.Bill
Q: Having reviewed my oil and gas holdings with the objective of strengthening this part of my portfolio, would you advise selling and then replacing BNP,PWT, CPG and ERF with TOU, BTE,VET and either PEY or TET?
As usual, a big thankyou for your helpfulness and guidance.
As usual, a big thankyou for your helpfulness and guidance.
Q: What is your opinion now on TDG after announcing the Haliburton deal? many thanks, nancy
Q: CDI or ESN for drillers exposure ? Thank you, Nancy
Q: Peter I own Tog it has been consolidated 5 for 1 Is this a good move for the stock .
Would you give me your views on this move and the stock .
Thanks Jim.
Would you give me your views on this move and the stock .
Thanks Jim.
Q: Hi Peter & the 5i Team,
You've said in the past that CPG isn't your favourite company in the O/G sector and I certainly agree with that assessment. Based on my results, even with the generous DRIP program and its 5% discount, and after holding CPG for several years, I'm still slightly underwater. It appears that CPG is incapable of breaking through the $40 mark. (Although it pays a hefty dividend of over 7%, its price has flat-lined).
Many analysts rate CPG as "sector outperform" or "strong buy", etc. etc., but my results certainly prove otherwise. I have (fortunately) only half a position in CPG, and bought it at that time due to its inclusion as a so-called "dividend aristocrat", and not knowing about 5i. (!) So at the present, I'm frustrated knowing I'm not reaping the benefits of an alternative O/G stock like VET.
My question is this: What "non-emotional" criteria should an investor use to determine if and when a stock should be sold?
Thanks in advance.
You've said in the past that CPG isn't your favourite company in the O/G sector and I certainly agree with that assessment. Based on my results, even with the generous DRIP program and its 5% discount, and after holding CPG for several years, I'm still slightly underwater. It appears that CPG is incapable of breaking through the $40 mark. (Although it pays a hefty dividend of over 7%, its price has flat-lined).
Many analysts rate CPG as "sector outperform" or "strong buy", etc. etc., but my results certainly prove otherwise. I have (fortunately) only half a position in CPG, and bought it at that time due to its inclusion as a so-called "dividend aristocrat", and not knowing about 5i. (!) So at the present, I'm frustrated knowing I'm not reaping the benefits of an alternative O/G stock like VET.
My question is this: What "non-emotional" criteria should an investor use to determine if and when a stock should be sold?
Thanks in advance.
Q: Hi Team, A member asked a question on TBE (Twin Buttle) and you answered that it was not one of your favourites in that group. Could you share with me which are your favourites in that group? Thanks
Q: Mr. Hodson,the consensus recommendation provided by Thomson Reuters for the following oil sands producers is as follows:
SU 1.86, CVE 2.13, CNQ 2.22, IMO 2.67, COS 3.11 (on a scale of 1 to 5, the lower the better)
Does that make sense, and is SU currently the best ? They all have enormous reserves, with no exploration risk. Is there some meaningful advantages to having some synthetic crude (CNQ and 100% for COS)?
SU 1.86, CVE 2.13, CNQ 2.22, IMO 2.67, COS 3.11 (on a scale of 1 to 5, the lower the better)
Does that make sense, and is SU currently the best ? They all have enormous reserves, with no exploration risk. Is there some meaningful advantages to having some synthetic crude (CNQ and 100% for COS)?
Q: Hi, could you give me a quick summary on Twin Butte Energy TBE
Thank you
Thank you