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Investment Q&A

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Q: I am looking to move away from some under performing stocks and looking at these as replacements. Any concerns? Ones you would prefer?
thanks so much.

Dale
Read Answer Asked by Dale on February 04, 2026
Q: Is it too early to get into geothermal power to show a sizeable return in one year.
if not too early pls comment on the above companies
Read Answer Asked by Howie on February 04, 2026
Q: I have followed Rick Rule for a couple of decades now and always find him to be a valuable source of insight regarding the natural resources sector. Lately, he has been saying that he sees a big opportunity in the oil and gas sector because it is so "hated." A contrarian, Rick says he "loves hate." However, I am a bit confused--I don't see the "hate." For example, while a barrel of WTIC at $60 is not great, the unit price of XEG is at a 10 year high, and all of my oil and gas stocks are doing well.

Rule believes that the price of oil is bound to increase because of the recent lack of capital expenditure in the sector (he cites $1-2 billion per day of under-investment), and as a result the related equities will do well.

Do you share Rule's belief that the sector is undervalued ("hated") and therefore a good investment given a 5 year time horizon?

Thanks as always for your expertise.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on February 04, 2026
Q: Despite it's name, Canadian Solar, is listed only on NASDAQ. Please advise whether there are similar companies listed in Canada, producing industrial-scale solar/wind energy battery storage products. Pls. also indicate their prognosis for investment.

Grazzia
Read Answer Asked by Franklin on February 03, 2026
Q: Relating to ongoing AI buildout. I have exposure to the power generation side through Brookfield Renewable (BEP.UN), Duke Energy (DUK), and Constellation Energy (CEG), maybe some overlap here.

Given that I am effectively covered on green power, regulated utilities, and nuclear baseload, what are the best complementary high-yield blue chips in Data Center REITs, midstream energy, or industrial supply chain that would diversify my AI exposure without duplicating my existing utility holdings?" I was thinking
Realty Income for physical space. It has high yield however may not play in that space, but what about DLR for eg to compliment (lower yield however)
Read Answer Asked by Harry on February 02, 2026
Q: NXF.B appears to have a cycle. When it is up it is up for about 1 month to two. Then it drops slightly under what I paid for it. This lasts for about two years. Then it goes up for 1 -2 months again. It is up now. Should I sell and wait untill it drops again or just keep holding for income? 80 yr old investing for income with individual stockd and some covered call ETF's with a ten year time frame. I hold individual stocks included in the ETF.
Read Answer Asked by STANLEY on February 02, 2026
Q: There appear to be varied opinions on the demand for Canada's future lng demand in the future. The us appears to have the upper hand as far as exporting. Two of the kitimat lng project holdings looking to sell. Your opinion for the next couple years for the above companies. Would you still hold enb as a long term hold?
Read Answer Asked by kenneth on February 02, 2026
Q: Hi, your thoughts about 4 Funds:
Canoe Energy Alpha Fund LP
Canoe Energy Income Portfolio Class
Canoe Energy Portfolio Class
Canoe Energy Plus Fund
thanks Jean Guy
Read Answer Asked by Jean Guy on January 29, 2026
Q: Hi Peter and Team,

Can you please provide thoughts on investing in CES Energy Solutions CEU as a long term play on growth in volume in the energy sector rather than counting on just the commodity price like producers do?

They appear to be doing well, getting added to Dividend Aristocrat index in February but I see a bit of mixed signals in the comparison of cashflow and net income this year vs. last even though revenues are growing.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Marc on January 28, 2026
Q: Hi 5i Team,

Could I please get your current thoughts on the Canadian oil sector? If one doesn't currently have a position in the sector how would you view starting one today?

I'm thinking of starting a position in Oily for an income focused, non-registered account. Besides ENCC are there any alternatives you could point out to me that could be a good fit?

Thanks for the Great Service
Read Answer Asked by Colin on January 28, 2026