Q: Could i get your comments on BIR earnings please??
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Q: WITH GAS PRICES LOW AND A COLD WINTER WOULD YOU BY THESE NATURAL GAS COMPANIES? BIR & BXT
Q: with the nat gas Companies beat up like they are , is there any midcap Nat gas companies with low debt ,that may be a good buy at their lower prices and have lots of upside. I have a time line of 18 years. someday[ Prime Minister sorry] will be gone from office and somebody will build a pipeline , maybe even leading to LNG. thanks
- Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. (PEY)
- Raging River Exploration Inc. (RRX)
- Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (BIR)
- BMO Equal Weight Oil & Gas Index ETF (ZEO)
- High Arctic Energy Services Inc. (HWO)
Q: Hi, I am bit confused about my Canadian oil and gas sector performance in last month or so. crude oil prices are now at $65, but Canadian companies in this sector keep getting lower and lower. I currently have positions in ZEO, BIR, HWO, PEY, & RRX.
Has spread for Canadian oil deteriorated compared to normal levels?
Has spread for Canadian oil deteriorated compared to normal levels?
Q: How can I best play nat gas from Feb to May?
Q: I have kel & bir in my rif. Kel is up 24% and bir is down 30%. should I sell both and take the small $ amount and invest in a zinc play. From what I hear it should do well thru 2018, ah the crystal ball theory! Anyway your thoughts please and if so with only approx $12000. from the proceeds (if you recommend selling) what would you suggest? My thanks always, you are such a great service, we are fortunate to have you all. Maureen
Q: With the recent selloff, would this be a good time to buy BIR? I hold PGF and am considering selling PGF to purchase BIR.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: I own Birchcliff and at a loss currently. Debating to average down and make it a 5% holding in a diversified portfolio. I do own tourmaline which is 1% and it is down as well. So far my bet on NG is not working but if i hold on to the survivors things should turn around. Is Birchcliff worth the risk at a 5% holding assuming it can last on current prices of NG.
Q: Hello,
Please give me your thoughts why when oil goes down even a little these two go down disproportionately and when it goes up they barely budge?Also can you give me your thoughts on the fundamentals of them as well. I understand I have asked 2 questions here. Thanks
Please give me your thoughts why when oil goes down even a little these two go down disproportionately and when it goes up they barely budge?Also can you give me your thoughts on the fundamentals of them as well. I understand I have asked 2 questions here. Thanks
Q: Tough past few trading days for this gas producer. Would have thought with all the cold weather there be a nice pop up not down. What's your prognosis near and long term
Q: Happy new years to you guys at 5iresearch!!! I hold positions in all of these and they have been dogs for about a year now. I am a fairly long term investor and I am wondering when I am going to see some up side to these as the oil sector seems to be recovering. Or would you suggest to let them go? Thanks for your time
Q: Looking to add one Natural Gas producer to my non registered account with a primary goal being growth over the next 12 months. Financial strength a must. Okay with little to no dividend.
- Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
- Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (BIR)
- Canopy Growth Corporation (WEED)
- Aphria Inc. (APHA)
Q: Thanks for the update on why weed is going up today based on the announcement in California. Why is this affecting Canadian stocks? Also, are there names in US that one can speculate on that are like weed and APH in Canada? Gas stocks in Canada seem to be tied to oil price. Lately, oil is going up but BIR and TOU hardly move. I am almost to the point of throwing in the towel for Canadian names given the political climate in Canada with regards to energy and pipelines. Any comments? Thanks again.
Q: Currently, I am down over 50% on PEY. I don't really want to sell at the bottom but am concerned about the sustainability of the dividend. I don't necessarily need the dividend, so would it be a good move right now to replace PEY with BIR?
Q: With tax loss selling coming to an end what two energy companies would you recommend? Thank You.
Q: Would you be a buyer at this time? thank you Jack.
Q: Looking for a best pick for natural gas exposure. BIR & PEY have sold off significantly and pay dividends. Is PEY dividend sustainable? Overall thoughts?
Q: I remember, maybe 5 years ago or so Peter recomended First Service corp because it had initiated a divident, he suggested the initation of a dividend was one of the better buy signals. It made sense to me and i bought the shares at that time, and it has been a great investment
Two part question
1. Please share your thoughts on div initiation as a buy signal
2. Please share a couple of tickers that have recently initiated a dividend and could be bought today
Thanks
Kuldar
Two part question
1. Please share your thoughts on div initiation as a buy signal
2. Please share a couple of tickers that have recently initiated a dividend and could be bought today
Thanks
Kuldar
Q: This is a follow up to David’s question(05.12.17). If one sells PEY for a tax loss would you replace with another oil or gas company? If no, why? If yes, which companies (say 2 or 3)?
Thanks, Bryn
Thanks, Bryn
Q: good day i have these canadian gas plays for long term investments do you think i should continue holding ? thank you