Q: Peter, with the growth we have had in Cr Point over the years I feel it is time to lower our holdings in it by about 23%.In order to replace the income from this 23% I am thinking of putting it into Baytex 63% Eagle energy 24% and Parrallel energy 13%. We need the extra yield from Eagle and or Parralel to get the same income we had from it being in Cr, Point. Your opinion please? I feel Baytex is very good. Eagle or Parralel? Thanks Ken
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Q: Hi Peter, I'm finally above water on Suncor and am looking for a better dividend paying energy stock to replace Suncor with.
Which do you think would be the best of the two choices for a long term hold BTE or CPG ? I would also be adding these to my TFS and taking DRIPS on them.
Thanks, Den.
Which do you think would be the best of the two choices for a long term hold BTE or CPG ? I would also be adding these to my TFS and taking DRIPS on them.
Thanks, Den.
Q: I have a few holdings that are currently below water & could be sold to trigger losses to offset gains already realized this year. I would appreciate your opinions. Given today’s prices which of the following would you liquidate now: COS, CPG, ERF, JE, PGF, PWT, PBN, TA?
Now for the proceeds; what securities of a similar risk/return profile (long term potential for growth with reasonable dividend while I wait for the growth) would you suggest? FYI, of the securities you have rated, I currently hold ATP, BEP.UN, CUS and have small holdings (ie. room for more) in CSH.UN, ECI, HR.UN, THI, and WIN.
Now for the proceeds; what securities of a similar risk/return profile (long term potential for growth with reasonable dividend while I wait for the growth) would you suggest? FYI, of the securities you have rated, I currently hold ATP, BEP.UN, CUS and have small holdings (ie. room for more) in CSH.UN, ECI, HR.UN, THI, and WIN.
Q: Peter; Could you comment on Baytex at these levels? Seems ok for yield and management but is the payout % in line? Thanks.
Rod
Rod