Q: What are your thoughts on buying FRU now? They announced they are acquiring 160M of Husky assets and they have a pretty good balance sheet.
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Q: With a company such as FRU how are their royalties earned? Do they get a royalty on each barrel of oil pumped or do they charge "rent" on the land used or something different? Thanks
Q: Of prairie sky and freehold which would you recommend and how would your preference stack up against vermilion?Thanks.
Q: Hi Guys: I have a 2% position in oil - PXT and RRX - I am looking to bring it up to 5%. I am debating adding to the PXT or RRX positions or begin a new position in FRU which would be held in a registered account. The account has to be convert into a RIF by December so the FRU dividend would be useful. Thank you for you advice.
Tom S.
Tom S.
Q: Happy Monday 5i: Would you advise buying more Freehold Royalties on the pullback today or not at all! It is very volatile. Thanks.
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Recently we have had one BNN guest whom I believe you respect a lot tout this as a top pick and another one say that they are exposed if Penn West does not make it due to large portion of revenue from them. Do you know how significant they depend on PennWest and would some other company not buy the Penn West production and be on the hook for the royalty agreement with Freehold?
Thanks for all you do and all the best for 2016
Dennis
Recently we have had one BNN guest whom I believe you respect a lot tout this as a top pick and another one say that they are exposed if Penn West does not make it due to large portion of revenue from them. Do you know how significant they depend on PennWest and would some other company not buy the Penn West production and be on the hook for the royalty agreement with Freehold?
Thanks for all you do and all the best for 2016
Dennis
Q: Could you explain how a royalty play works, such as Freehold Royalties? Would this company be a good buy at these levels? Thank you as always for your superb service!
Q: They have been pretty much bludgeoned over the past months..what's your opinion on this stock going forward..a year or two out...
Q: I'm a long-time holder of FRU having weathered its stock price plunge from the 20s to 9-ish as well as suffering at least two dividend cuts. Notwithstanding today's relief, I believe it's time to move on. I am trying to avoid vehicles such as FRU that spring these surprise cuts on investors who rely on dividend income. Would you agree with my move and where would you suggest I go to replace income from FRU?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: I know you've commented as recently as a couple of weeks ago, but today's drop is making me anxious. Is FRU becoming a falling knife? Would getting out now be a bad idea?
Q: What are your thoughts on Freehold as a long term holding in my retiree income portfolio.Do you consider the dividend safe?Thx
Q: Peter, Freehold or Prairie Sky. Which would you choose for long term dividend and a bit of growth. I think Freehold is much older? Thanks Ken
Q: Hi Peter and Team!! I was wondering what you think of FRU (Freehold Royalties Ltd) for future growth and dividends? Regards, Tamara
Q: Would greatly appreciate your view on latest news from FRU.
Thanks for great service as always.
Garry
Thanks for great service as always.
Garry
Q: FRU cut its dividend after market closed today. Do you feel that the market already anticipated the cut or do you think the stock will go down further tomorrow?
Thanks in advance.
Wayne
Thanks in advance.
Wayne
Q: Please tell me about this company.it dropped significantly.
Since it is royalty based I thought is should be reasonable stable .it pays a good dividend
Since it is royalty based I thought is should be reasonable stable .it pays a good dividend
Q: Would you consider Freehold Royalties a buy? Tx
Q: Hi Peter
Could I get your view of thier 3Q results and why they may be down on the day even though the vast majority of oil stocks are up. Thanks Gerry
Could I get your view of thier 3Q results and why they may be down on the day even though the vast majority of oil stocks are up. Thanks Gerry
Q: Good afternoon,
I own SGY and FRU. Each of them are about 5% of my portfolio. Between those two, which one has the safest Dividend?
Thank you
Paul
I own SGY and FRU. Each of them are about 5% of my portfolio. Between those two, which one has the safest Dividend?
Thank you
Paul
Q: I have held this in various accounts for over a decade and it just keeps paying out its dividend through the ups and downs. As I get closer to retirement age I would like to buy more as it is has of the best percentage dividends. The price is down right now. Do you feel this is just along with the rest of oil and gas in the market, or is there any other reason to have concern. Thanks.