Q: Hi team, this may be a fundamental question, but why when a company announces a share buyback, which you would think be a good thing does the stock get slammed. This seems to have just happened to JE Just Energy, even after a dividend cut. Won't a reduction in shares outstanding provided the existing shareholder with a bit of stability in the share price?
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Q: Hi 5i team, JE had a big fall today on big volume. Bad? Henry
Q: Just a short question about JE, I noticed that TD still has a buy rating. I see that the convertible debentures are at a 20% discount yielding a handsome YTM. Your thoughts on the safety of the company until 2017. thanks so much!
Q: Just Energy (JE), Would you continue to hold here? Is the new 84 cent dividend sustainable?
Q: Do you think JE, Just Energy, is now a good buy? Thank you
Q: Hi team, I have held Just Energy JE for the share price ride up and then back down again and have been dripping my dividends monthly. But now I am beginning to wonder if I should cancel my drip which is getting fairly large and just bank the dividends. Most TV experts seem to hate this company. However JE seem to keep growing their customer base both here and in the US. Your thoughts would be appreciated. No hurry for answer if you are short staffed. Thanks.
Q: Wondering about JE (Just Energy) vs KWH.UN (Crius Energy Trust). KWH was a recent IPO at $10. Now trading at $9.15 - 10.8% yield.
Some are recommending selling JE because what they call distorted financial reporting and a current payout ratio of over 150%. The recent CPPIB investment seemed like a vote of confidence, but will this mean that they could force JE to reduce its dividend and would you agree that there’s a financial reporting issue?
Do you think one looks better than the other? Similar business.
Thanks
Some are recommending selling JE because what they call distorted financial reporting and a current payout ratio of over 150%. The recent CPPIB investment seemed like a vote of confidence, but will this mean that they could force JE to reduce its dividend and would you agree that there’s a financial reporting issue?
Do you think one looks better than the other? Similar business.
Thanks
Q: Hi Peter & 5i: The market seems to be reacting very favourably to Just Energy's (JE) debenture financing announcement today. How do you think the financing effects JE's risk profile in the medium term? Is the size significant or a drop in the bucket? At 9.50% the coupon sounds high, but I don't know how burdensome the debt obligations were that they may be retiring with the new money. It is still 300 basis points below the common equity yield. Is there any significance to the identity of the lender? How, if at all, would this development impact your present view on JE? Thanks!
Q: Could I please have your opinion on just energy(JE)as it has moved down in the last few days.Thanks for your help
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garry
Q: good morning. Have held just energy (je) for a few years in my tfsa. They just reported this morning and the last sentence in their report is reminding us that payout ratio is high. Do u think they are warning of a cut. Should i run ?
Q: Just energy (je). Buy sell or hold?
Q: Hi Peter...do you have any new comments on JE since their earning release and Aug 29th press release ?
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
Q: I have held JE for several years. The dividend is very atractive, and I understand the management is top notch. Can you see some growth coming , or should one just hold it it for income? I have much the same misgivings about BIN.Thank you,Phyl in BC
Q: Just energy. Buy, sell or hold?
Q: Just Energy (TSX:JE), What do you think about this company? Is their dividend rock solid and are there growth prospects for the share price.
Q: Just Energy (JE) has come out with a reasonable quarter with a share price sell-off that is yielding a current 10% dividend, suggesting caution.
Is there a company specfic issue to account for this sell-off, or a sectoral reason perhaps?
Thanks
Is there a company specfic issue to account for this sell-off, or a sectoral reason perhaps?
Thanks
Q: Hi, I would like your opinion on just energy, je. Is the dividend okay? thanks george