Q: Hello, I am up 50% on this stock. Is there good mid to long term potential with this stock at this current price? I am also trying to reduce my portfolio volatility. For example, AW.UN is low volatility to me, whereas EGLX is high volatility. I would be happy to hold SCL if you think this stock has mid to long term potential and with volatility that leans towards AW.UN than EGLX. Thank you.
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
SCL just reported 3Q results and are down 16%...were they that bad? Also I realize they are making structural chances. So what do you think about there future in the next couple of years? Are they in big trouble because they service fossil fuel? Thanks!
In looking at Q's archives, I do not see a question that required a review of current state of affairs.
May I please have your retroactive views on SCL's Aug/21 results and outlook? Please also include the earnings estimates coming up in Nov/21 and advise if you see value in the equity of SCL.
Q: I need to sell 2 of the above companies tied to the energy sector as a tax loss for 2021.
I am assuming WTI will rise to $85.00. Which 2 would be your choice. Would you endorse Tax loss/Rebuy strategy after 30 days for any of these securities.
Best Regards,
Harold
Q: What is your take on SCL's sale of their products business? The sale price was US 91.5 million this represents half their current market capitalization.
Q: Does SCL:TSX have any prospects for improvement during the next two years? How much of the company is owned by "insiders" and are they buying or selling?
Q: Hi, I did a screener (Region: Canada, Volume (End of Day):greater than 1500000, % Shares from Institutions: 50% to 100%), and these energy companies came up.
1,Do you agree to invest in these?
2,which order (if any)?
3,would you modify my screener search or keep it same?
Q: SCL’s 52 week high of $18.89 occurred end of Q1 2019 and its prospects looked good for next 2 years, however it has since lost 85% of its value. Is there a potential/likely condition that would cause a bounce back or would you sell now and accept the loss?
Q: I am a "buy and hold" long term investor. I have held these stocks for over five years on the assumption that at least one of the pipelines would be built and the stocks would regain at least some of their losses. Of course that hasn't happened. With the Covid-19 situation I am concerned about a serious downturn in the economy during the next 18 months. As these stocks are already extrememly low, I am wondering if they will survive, let alone improve, during the next year or so. Based on income, debt levels, and future prospects, please rank each company according the possibility of failure.
Q: Good afternoon!
I have a substantial funds from recent gains that need a home. Taking note of Benj Gallander's thoughts to buy in December after tax-loss selling, are there candidates that you might recommend for purchase if they do drop? In particular, I would prefer dividend payers in the order of 5% or near to that - more if feasible!
Thanks!
Paul K
Q: Hi, I have followed this company for awhile. It's a Canadian company with a nice dividend. Would you consider this company a value play or a value trap? Would this be a time to take a small position please? Thanks Rick