Q: there were some disappointing drilling results this quarter, and the stock is getting pounded. They are hoping for production this year to be in the bottom end of their guidance. Do you still see PXT as a hold? I bought this stock thinking it wa a growth company, but what are their prospects for future growth? Also, they bought back shares at an average price of $22, do you think they will continue to buy back many shares?
Q: Your thoughts please on the quarter. When I read the press release it reinforces what Peter just wrote about in his blog about salespeople promoting their company.
Q: Good morning Gentlemen: Looking out 2-3 years, could U rank the above companies from most prefer (5) to least prefer (1)?
Secondly, If Trump get elected, Which of these companies will be affected negatively because of protectionism, if at all. Thank you
Q: Tough question for you guys. Can you give some stocks on either Canadian and/or US exchanges that are reasonable TotalReturn proxies for XIU over a 1, 3, 5, 10 and 15 years or more time horizon.
Q: Have had good results over two years but wondering is it time to let it go.
Is it a hold or sell and any suggestions on a replacement.
Thank you for all your help
Barry
Q: For a diversified income focussed portfolio looking for a long term holding of 4% weighting in either Hydro One or Emera, which 5I opt for or a 2% weighting in each company?
Q: Just wondering about these pipeline companies and longevity. Are these companies to own and forget or they tied to oil and gas as a commodity so hence has a limited run? What is your outlook on them? I have done very well with WMB over 4 years, and wondering if I should leave it be say for another year or two, add, or sell. Bought ENB. this year for the Div and wondering how you see this stock as well. Thank you.
Q: I currently own Enbridge. I am considering selling ENB for Pembina. Enbridge a 7.2% dividend, is so large now, it will take a lot to move its needle. Whereas Pembina has a smaller dividend but is a bit more nibble and perhaps has more upside for it's stock to move higher. Would you agree?