Q: Can you provide an updated outlook for this name.Also do you know the percentage os shares held by insiders.What do you think of its current valuation?
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Q: Pays big Dividend and price continues down. Should we bail or will someone buy them out and save us. Down about 40%.
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $64.40)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ $44.48)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU $60.51)
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Athabasca Oil Corporation (ATH $6.92)
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Kelt Exploration Ltd. (KEL $7.54)
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Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. (TVE $7.79)
Q: If things get worse in the Middle East and Oil goes up $ 40.00 to $ 120.00 a barrel what are best 5 Canadian Oil Companies to BUY
I own ATH and it performs well. What do you think of ATH ?
Let me know your top 5 under these circumstances or global ?
I agree with Mark Twain all months are difficult
bob
RAK
I own ATH and it performs well. What do you think of ATH ?
Let me know your top 5 under these circumstances or global ?
I agree with Mark Twain all months are difficult
bob
RAK
Q: I've held both companies from time-to-time and am interested in STEP at current prices. SHLE seems a bit more volatile (good and bad).
How would you rate them?
I'm assuming that as long as the producers are maintaining or increasing production, these companies have potential.
How would you rate them?
I'm assuming that as long as the producers are maintaining or increasing production, these companies have potential.
Q: I hold the following energy stocks: BIR, CNQ, CPG ,PPL, SU, TOU, TVE AND WCP.
It represents 12.2% of my portfolio. Is this a fair portion. too high , too low??
If to high what would you suggest to sell. Could you also rate these as for sustainability and return going forward.
Thanks in advance.
It represents 12.2% of my portfolio. Is this a fair portion. too high , too low??
If to high what would you suggest to sell. Could you also rate these as for sustainability and return going forward.
Thanks in advance.
Q: I have a considerable loss in BEP.UN. I am considering selling it to harvest the loss. However, I am concerned that the stock might jump in early 2024 leaving me to 'chase' it to repurchase it. Do you see any catalyst that might trigger a surge in price during my 30 day wait period?
With appreciation,
Ed
With appreciation,
Ed
Q: According to Graham's The Intelligent Investor one way to make money is to buy companies selling for less than book value. In previous responses 5i has said that book value can be somewhat tricky because while some companies have measurable hard assets others have a large amount of goodwill which is somewhat intangible and difficult to measure. I see that BIR now has a price to book value ratio of .69 suggesting that an investor can buy one dollar's worth of the company for 69 cents. I have two questions. First, is BIR one of those companies with measurable hard assets that are now underpriced? Second, is the massive dividend sustainable?
Thanks as always for your expertise and Merry Christmas to everyone at 5i.
Thanks as always for your expertise and Merry Christmas to everyone at 5i.
Q: What are your thoughts on the spin off of light oil assets? In your opinion do you think CVE purchases the oil sands assets at a later date?
Q: Hi, my question is about the oil and gas sector which I always had a generous amount in this sector ( 10% or more) because I live in oil country.
And have done quite well.
I’m thinking of taking it down to 4-5% because of the headache the sector is having with government and environmental concerns of the people.
My thoughts are the growth going forward is just not there and will be stagnant at best .
Do you agree ? Or ‘em I way too early in my thinking. Thanks
And have done quite well.
I’m thinking of taking it down to 4-5% because of the headache the sector is having with government and environmental concerns of the people.
My thoughts are the growth going forward is just not there and will be stagnant at best .
Do you agree ? Or ‘em I way too early in my thinking. Thanks
Q: Peter et al:
It goes back to 2011 for the last ENB stock split. Isn't the time soon approaching?
Thanks, BEN.
It goes back to 2011 for the last ENB stock split. Isn't the time soon approaching?
Thanks, BEN.
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $37.53)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.51)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI $17.61)
Q: I held AQN in two separate accounts for over a year, I sold AQN in the account that had the largest position (80%) and I've hung on to AQN in the other account.
I thought of replacing AQN with NPI to maintain my sector exposure, I've yet to make that purchase.....why???? I've been side tracked with the idea of buying BEP.... Can you folks please wade in, would appreciate some of your thoughts and rationale.
Happy Holidays to the staff and readers
I thought of replacing AQN with NPI to maintain my sector exposure, I've yet to make that purchase.....why???? I've been side tracked with the idea of buying BEP.... Can you folks please wade in, would appreciate some of your thoughts and rationale.
Happy Holidays to the staff and readers
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $64.40)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP $75.48)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL $50.99)
Q: Hi,
Could you please rank ENB, PPL and TRP in order of preference for income with some growth? Is it a good time to be adding to this sector? Thank you in advance!
Could you please rank ENB, PPL and TRP in order of preference for income with some growth? Is it a good time to be adding to this sector? Thank you in advance!
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU $59.06)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ $44.48)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU $60.51)
Q: Hello,
Can you rank CNQ, SU and Toumaline in order of preference for overall returns? If owning only one which would be your choice? Is the recent pullback in prices a good opportunity to buy into the sector or should a person stay on the sidelines for a bit to see how the economy slows in the next half year? This is for a new account so no position yet. Income with some growth preferred. Please take credits as needed. Thank you! Great service.
Can you rank CNQ, SU and Toumaline in order of preference for overall returns? If owning only one which would be your choice? Is the recent pullback in prices a good opportunity to buy into the sector or should a person stay on the sidelines for a bit to see how the economy slows in the next half year? This is for a new account so no position yet. Income with some growth preferred. Please take credits as needed. Thank you! Great service.
Q: 5 I recommends buying BEP.UN but they are showing EPS at a loss, also what is the PE.
Q: I saw last week that PPL bought some operations from (I believe) Enbridge for app $3.1 Billion. Was there any indication how they were planning to finance the acquisition? I am wondering if they will be selling additional shares in the public markets
Q: Stock down a fair bit. Your thoughts on 2024 outlook. Would the possibility of a major delay with Trans Mountain weigh on this sector. cheers
Q: To what extent is the comparatively higher sell off in Canadian oil & gas producers attributed to Guilbault's promise to cap our Canadian production as a green initiative. How serious is this recent Trudeau government threat coming out of COP28 in Dubai? I hold TOU and CNQ but it is an energy general question.
Q: Could I get your opinion on Pine Crest Energy including reserve life ,dividend sustainability, management, the oil price needed to keep in business, and the possibility of a potential takeover. As always ,thanks for your answers.
Q: in your answer to the question about this company you gave the stock symbol as AXL. can't find the company under this symbol. can you clarify company looks interesting thanks Richard
Q: IMO Recently completed a $1.5 Billion Substantial Issuer Bid,(Fancy name for share repurchase)buying roughly 19 million shares at $78.50.Can you explain to me other than improving their EPS and not having to $38 million in dividends a year going forward how this is good stewardship of $1.5 Billion and can you tell me question number 2-What happens to these shares are they simply “retired”so in other they just vanish from circulation never to be seen again and $1.5 Billion also retired. Thanks and Merry Christmas