Q: What is the reason for the drop today? Would you view this as a buy op?
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Q: Season's Greetings to all ay 5i,
There seems to be negative news for WTE with Teck moving to contract CN into Neptune Terminals. I'm a little confused about this. There is only a finite amount of commodities than can go thru the inner harbour of Vancouver. CN/CP only have so much rail capacity as well and if CN will be moving 10M tonnes of coal into Neptune it will be at the expense of other commodities/products. There is also a New Grain Terminal coming on line soon that will demand 4-6M tonnes of product to be delivered (by CN) and shipped. The port has been congested for years and I know from my 40 years experience working in the port that further vessel traffic will be limited.
Grain, as you know is regulated, so that becomes an issue for CN in that they will face huge backlash from farmers if grain doesn't get moved. My question is;
Is this a play to get better pricing from WTE by Teck?
Do you think that investing in WTE at current levels is a solid long term play?
Thank you
There seems to be negative news for WTE with Teck moving to contract CN into Neptune Terminals. I'm a little confused about this. There is only a finite amount of commodities than can go thru the inner harbour of Vancouver. CN/CP only have so much rail capacity as well and if CN will be moving 10M tonnes of coal into Neptune it will be at the expense of other commodities/products. There is also a New Grain Terminal coming on line soon that will demand 4-6M tonnes of product to be delivered (by CN) and shipped. The port has been congested for years and I know from my 40 years experience working in the port that further vessel traffic will be limited.
Grain, as you know is regulated, so that becomes an issue for CN in that they will face huge backlash from farmers if grain doesn't get moved. My question is;
Is this a play to get better pricing from WTE by Teck?
Do you think that investing in WTE at current levels is a solid long term play?
Thank you
Q: Would it be possible for Westshore Terminals to convert their Point Roberts terminal to fill oil tankers rather than coal haulers ?
Just wondering
Thanks D
Just wondering
Thanks D
Q: No debt, generating strong cash flow. Any specific reason for -7% today? Thank you
Q: why the sudden drop in past month
Q: Hi, couldn't find the quarterly report. Stock is up, were the results better than expected? Thanks.
Q: Jimmy Pattison has a large position but I don't see a catalyst...anything worthwhile here? Thanks.
Q: With the recent pull back, would this be a buy?
Thanks
Dave.
Thanks
Dave.
Q: What is your opinion of this company? Is it a buy?
Q: Do you have any news on the drop in WTE today?
Thanks
bob Rose
Thanks
bob Rose
Q: can u pls give me your current thoughts on wte.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Would appreciate your thoughts on recent spike in share price of these two companies in particular WTE where it is a coal play yet TEcK.b share price tanked because of the outlook of coal prices?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: There has been consistent and significant insider buying in this stock throughout the stock's rise and fall. It is about 10% below its high. Any thoughts on what will drive the future of this company? Will it benefit from the Kinder Morgan expansion?
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Veresen Inc. (VSN)
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Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Corporation (LIF)
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Westshore Terminals Investment Corporation (WTE)
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Wajax Corporation (WJX)
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Seaspan Corporation (SSW)
Q: Could you please give me your opinion on holding or selling these companies.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Westshore Terminals, in the recent report, increased its guidance for full year 2016 coal shipments to 26 mm tonnes, towards the high end of 25.5-26 mm tonnes. Also US producers of thermal coal like Cloud Peak and Light House resources have recently announced resumption or additional volumes of coal shipments starting in Nov, 2016.Cash Flow has been strong. It is also public that Jim Pattison has been aggressively increasing its stake in the company as recent as Oct/2016.
It is also known that Westshore Terminal owns this remarkable long life asset which is very hard to replace or replicate.
I know that stock has seen a meteoric comeback from its lows. But, if I wish to own a company in material sector with lower volatility and decent income, with some growth potential, would WTE meet your criterion, Today? Thanks a lot for your valued advice.
It is also known that Westshore Terminal owns this remarkable long life asset which is very hard to replace or replicate.
I know that stock has seen a meteoric comeback from its lows. But, if I wish to own a company in material sector with lower volatility and decent income, with some growth potential, would WTE meet your criterion, Today? Thanks a lot for your valued advice.
Q: Westshore seems to be recovering from the January lows and earnings appear robust despite the negativity around coal. Jimmy Paterson is buying into the company and owns just shy of 9%. Can you confirm this? More importantly how would you rate WTE in the current market and going forward?
Q: hello everyone, please provide me with your opinion on this company, I'm down 25% keep or sell?
Thank you, heidi
Thank you, heidi
Q: What do you think the likelihood of a privatization by Jim Pattison? Would you suggest a trade in anticipation of this event?
Q: So what would be your take on Westshore's value after yesterday's plunge?
Could one dip in and buy some more at these prices as I would like to buy for the dividend..
As always, thanks..
Could one dip in and buy some more at these prices as I would like to buy for the dividend..
As always, thanks..
Q: After the big drop in this company should I hold on for the dividend and rebound or is this thing dead money and I should move on.