Q: As of now you can see North Dakota from space due to the flaring from the oil and gas drillers. There is pressure to reduce the emissions from this area in particular from Government. Are Questor's incinerators (QST) the best option to reduce this flaring? Or am I wrong with this assumption? With only a 4 month ROE on the incinerator...why do you think the O&G producers are not using them as the go to name? I know that they are small client concentration. But I would have thought since 1995 that they would have been able to distribute their technology more effectively. Thanks for your help. Jeremy
Q: Hi Peter and team, I would like your advice on 2 stocks for my tfsa, I currently have a position in DHX so am looking for something similar with high growth potential but medium to high risk.
Thanks
Q: Do you know, what is the cost on a QST incinerator in comparison to a typical combustion flare stack? If it's materially more expensive, what's the incentive for companies to cough up the extra dough? You mentioned increasing regulations by governments, is that quantifiable in some way? Thanks for your answers!
Q: Hi, regarding Questor, I am down substantially from my original 4% position in my diversified portfolio. There is another 6% drop today and I know you do not agree with averaging down, but I feel a need to do something. Would you bail and sell or just hold for better dayts. Thanks
Q: QST
What is the catalyst for growth at Questor?
Reason I ask:
-Waste gas incinerators are not new technology.
-They don't have anything to say about why their incinerators are better than the competition's other than to mention that they have patents.
Where is the competitive advantage? Better sales force? Generator integration?
I accept that demand growth / company quality might be enough for great growth in the stock but it seems like a unique product is being implied here that isn't actually. Perhaps your research or contact with management showed you more.
In the context of a fairly diversified portfolio, I am considering selling either Newalta or Western Forest Products to pick up Questor. Would you sell one of these two or just hang on to them instead of starting the new position? I am looking for a bit more 'umph' to grow my TFSA.
Questor (QST) down 33% over the last month. Do you consider the current price a good entry point? or should one wait until price stabilizes? I have a long term position in mind.
(Understood that it is a high risk holding.)
Q: Hi Peter,
I initially accepted the investment risk associated with acquiring Questor, but it has been in a downward spiral since and now find myself down 20% since I bought it. If it were not for the eco-conscious potential associated with Questor`s product offering, I would typically move on; could I have your opinion towards the potential upside to this stock? If I stay put, should I be taking advantage of the current price and increase my position, or would you hold off and wait for a rebounding indication of strength. For what it`s worth, BMO have tagged a support price of $.40 ( scary). Can you enlighten me Peter?
Thank you kindly for all you and your team have done for neophyte investors such as myself.
Rick
You have mentioned QST favorably in some of the recent questions. Why do you like QST? What are the attributes which make it a good investment? It has been dropping recently on no news. Do you have any insight into that? Thanks
Q: Could you comment please on Questor QST-V. Saw an interview on BNN about this Canadian companies technology to reduce emissions from oilfield flares. Their patent runs through to 2019. Who might be their competition. Thank you.
Q: Peter, in my diversified portfolio, thinking about adding one riskier stock with a view to growth. Would you pick QST or SPE, without regard for the sector difference. Thanks
Q: I know you've recently answered questions on QST, but i was wondering if you thought today's pullback of 8% would be a good place to initiate a position or should we wait for a further pullback? Would you be comefortable buying at current levels, or would you wait for <4 dollars? Do you know management
Q: Could i get your updated views on two names please? Questor and Ceiba Energy? Your past posts suggest you like them both, but both have had enormous runs of late. Which one would you prefer if you had to add one to your portfolio? Would you be a buyer or either at today's current valuations?
Q: I play the small cap stocks. Too often I find the price open up the next day down 20% because of refinancing. I will run my ideas by you before making any more buys. They are KLS Kelso and RCL Riley recently both down, QST Questor recent digest pick and NCU Nevada Copper. I also hold Canola CNE. What is your opinion on that? That's four potential buys and one I am holding.
I have to get on a winning streak.
Thanks,
Dennis