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Q: Would you initiate an investment of BIR at the current share price? Is its dividend safe? How would you rank BIR against two other small high yield O&G companies - PHX and CJ in terms of likely combined return over the next two years? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Victor on March 09, 2023
Q: Does the average investor need exposure to the renewable sector right now? Trying to pick a winner amongst what seems to be a sector facing a number of headwinds (pun intended) seems like a bit of a "mugs game" at present. Can you come up with a compelling reason to not just sit that area out for awhile in favour of opportunities elsewhere?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on March 08, 2023
Q: ‘We are very clearly in an energy supply crisis’ — Eric Nuttall sees return of triple-digit oil prices. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NINf0LnCy7Q

This is a headline in the National Post. Mr Nuttall presents a very strong view for a rebound in oil prices. Peter, I am interested in your viewpoint.
Publish if you wish.

Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 07, 2023
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
BDI just reported a good quarter. The stock has moved to new highs. They seem to be doing very well in the recent past. However I am wondering how far can they go. I am up and wondering if I should just lock in my profits and be happy. Please give your thoughts on there future prospects. Thank you...your analysis is always helpful.
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on March 06, 2023
Q: Robert Gill of Goodreid Investment Counsel had a bullish opinion on TC Energy in today's Globe. Recent opinions on TRP from 5i are less bullish. Do Gill's opinion or numbers do anything to change your opinion? ENB is my long term hold in the sector,  TRP would be a 'clip the coupon  while awaiting some reversion to mean on the share price' type holding.  
A related question: With these high debt utility type stocks, how great are the risks we go into multi year period of higher interest rates? 
Thank You.
Read Answer Asked by Tim on March 06, 2023
Q: In a response to Chris on February 27th, you indicated OBE was OK but you thought TVE was better. I am curious what brought you to that conclusion. Maybe I get too caught up in simple metrics. For example, OBE has a PE of 1.0 and a PB of 0.52 compared to TBE where the same ratios are 4.3 and 1.3. I realize it is not as simple as that. I hope you can educate me on how to dig deeper into your preference for TVE. Thanks again for helping the little person.
Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on March 03, 2023
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