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Q: I'm in the process of trimming my portfolio of over 40 companies and building cash. Both Major Drilling Grp and Cathedral Energy Services are candidates for removal. How do you feel about these companies, should they be sold? Would you put the money in cash or what would you buy in their place, in the same sectors?

Many Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Frank on October 01, 2018
Q: Hi guys - I have owned BNP/OBE/CET for a few years now and as you know, it has been very painful. I am almost at capitulation on these three stocks, waiting for a turnaround that never seems to come. Am I better off selling these names and buying some of your ideas that have momentum or hanging on to these "dogs" and waiting for the turnaround?

Thanks - David
Read Answer Asked by David on September 12, 2018
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I realize CET is a quality junior energy services company that probably has had a near death experience in this energy downturn. However today it is up +17%. So I am wondering why...can you see any news? Also do you think they have improved there position going forward. Your observations are appreciated...
Peter......as usual you were great on BNN today!
Thanks!
Dr.Ernest Rivait
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on January 19, 2017
Q: Cathedral Energy Services (CET) and Enterprise Group (E)

The above two companies are two very small contrarian bets on a recovery in the energy market within my portfolio that are becoming smaller everyday. I am looking at consolidating the two holdings into a single one. Cathedral seems to have smart management, communicates well with its shareholders and is working on managing their balance sheet during the downturn. On the other hand, Enterprise has had some recent "C" suite insider buying. Should I maintain both positions, or consolidate into one? If I consolidate into one, which one do you like better and why?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by WAYNE on May 26, 2016
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