Q: I heard gas prices were incredibly cheap in 2010, when ARC resources was worth $20 a share. I think the Balance Sheet still looks okay with a 10% dividend. What are reasons not to buy this? I own shares at a cost of $25 - If I was willing to buy it before what has changed? Thank you.
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Methanex Corporation (MX)
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
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Spin Master Corp. Subordinate Voting Shares (TOY)
Q: Good morning...I am a 68 year old retail investor that has all of my expenses covered with dividend paying stocks....in my rif I hold nfi and toy both down about the same...I am thinking of selling and trading the two of them for arx and mx as these sectors are down and also these two stocks have large dividends.. would you change them now or hold the original two...also I hold vet in the energy sector and although down like the dividend
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
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TORC Oil & Gas Ltd. (TOG)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
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High Arctic Energy Services Inc. (HWO)
Q: A good chunk of my TFSA was chugging along nicely to the tune of KWH and its nice dividend, but ... alas ... no more!
Thinking of redistributing the money into WCP ... or any of the others in the energy sector mentioned above. Your thoughts?
I've also been toying with avoiding the sector altogether in this account (since I hold Enbridge and Algonquin Power in an RSP) ... and stepping over to Savaria?
The crystal ball question (without holding anybody to account is!) ... is ... which is likely to do better ... the energy picks, or Savaria? (I'm looking for a dividend with some growth in this account.)
If I should avoid ALL of these at the moment, any other thoughts on "growth with dividend"?
Thanks, as always!
Thinking of redistributing the money into WCP ... or any of the others in the energy sector mentioned above. Your thoughts?
I've also been toying with avoiding the sector altogether in this account (since I hold Enbridge and Algonquin Power in an RSP) ... and stepping over to Savaria?
The crystal ball question (without holding anybody to account is!) ... is ... which is likely to do better ... the energy picks, or Savaria? (I'm looking for a dividend with some growth in this account.)
If I should avoid ALL of these at the moment, any other thoughts on "growth with dividend"?
Thanks, as always!
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
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Norbord Inc. (OSB)
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Chemtrade Logistics Income Fund (CHE.UN)
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Ensign Energy Services Inc. (ESI)
Q: In 5i's opinion are the dividends on these 5 stocks sustainable and if so which 3 would 5i recommend to buy for income at the current prices.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Buy, sell or hold: dividend sustainable and catalysts going forward?
Q: Hi Team,
What do you think of ARX at this point? How safe is it?
Thanks!
What do you think of ARX at this point? How safe is it?
Thanks!
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Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE)
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Veren Inc. (VRN)
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
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MEG Energy Corp. (MEG)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
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Athabasca Oil Corporation (ATH)
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Baytex Energy Corp. (BTE)
Q: I am considering adding a few long-term positions to my registered accounts and looking for ideas in oil & gas - income and growth. A few names are noted above, however, looking for your top 5 recommendations.
Q: If you had to own one of these which would you pick? Why? I have a full position in VET right now.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I bought ARX on the recommendation of a couple individuals on BNN. I think I might have leapt before I looked. Doing some research I’m not impressed with the chart as well as the negativity on natural gas. I like to invest in stocks with a decent dividend and some opportunity for price appreciation. I’m not sure this fits. What’s your opinion?
Q: For information
Looking at your list of payout ratios, I noticed a 210.13 % payout ratio for Arc resources.
The actual payout ratio dividends + debt is 29%.
I encourage everybody interested in ARC RESOURCES TO GO TO THEIR WEBSITE and download their very informative investors presentation.
Looking at your list of payout ratios, I noticed a 210.13 % payout ratio for Arc resources.
The actual payout ratio dividends + debt is 29%.
I encourage everybody interested in ARC RESOURCES TO GO TO THEIR WEBSITE and download their very informative investors presentation.
Q: ARX or CVE; If you have to buy one, which one you buy today
Thanks
Kuldip
Thanks
Kuldip
Q: I have been suffering with this stock for a long time and even with the dividend I am under water a great deal.There seems to be some buy recommendations but the stock still on its way down.I realize that the oil-gas market is not good but other stocks in this space are doing much better.Do you belive there is any chance of a dividend cut in the near future and would you sell now and move on.
Thank you
Al
Thank you
Al
Q: What do you think about ARX after Q1 results?
Q: Hi
I'm looking at adding 2 oil companies.
Do you agree with these companies or do you have others in mind.
Thanks
I'm looking at adding 2 oil companies.
Do you agree with these companies or do you have others in mind.
Thanks
Q: Hi
Thanks as always for your great service. I would appreciate your opinion on Arc resources. It went down by over 6percent in a week after I bought it for the long term. Is the dividend safe? Will the price remain this volatile?
Thanks as always for your great service. I would appreciate your opinion on Arc resources. It went down by over 6percent in a week after I bought it for the long term. Is the dividend safe? Will the price remain this volatile?
Q: I sold ARX for a tax loss in late Dec, and put the funds in SIS.
30 days later, part of me wants to buy the ARX back because it was a stable company with a good balance sheet, and because I took the loss.
I look to 5D for sober thought: is ARX a good buy at this price, or should I just count my losses and not double down?
30 days later, part of me wants to buy the ARX back because it was a stable company with a good balance sheet, and because I took the loss.
I look to 5D for sober thought: is ARX a good buy at this price, or should I just count my losses and not double down?
Q: How would you compare NPI and ARX going foward ?
Q: Good morning
I will appreciate it if you can suggest any proxies to substitute ARX. I have sold ARX for tax loss selling.
Thanks
I will appreciate it if you can suggest any proxies to substitute ARX. I have sold ARX for tax loss selling.
Thanks
Q: Merry Xmas
Six months ago, it was suggested PEY needed a bit more time. Since then it as dropped a little more. So far I have taken a 50% hit. It is in my RRIF Would you suggest selling now or holding longer. A month or two ago, it seemed to be moving in the right direction, but that all changed recently.
Another big loser of mine in my RRIF is ARC. Would you consider selling it or holding.
Thanks for all you do
Six months ago, it was suggested PEY needed a bit more time. Since then it as dropped a little more. So far I have taken a 50% hit. It is in my RRIF Would you suggest selling now or holding longer. A month or two ago, it seemed to be moving in the right direction, but that all changed recently.
Another big loser of mine in my RRIF is ARC. Would you consider selling it or holding.
Thanks for all you do
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN)
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Brookfield Property Partners L.P. (BPY.UN)
Q: I am about to sell ARX for a tax loss. Which is a better buy at the moment for the longer term hold?