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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
Read Answer Asked by Ken on December 06, 2018
Q: I am about to sell ARX for a tax loss. Which is a better buy at the moment for the longer term hold?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on November 20, 2018
Q: Any suggestions on how to benefit from the recent rise in Natural Gas prices?

It seems like things are still pretty hopeless in Canadian energy despite huge gains in natural gas prices.
Read Answer Asked by Raji on November 13, 2018
Q: The three stocks I’m considering selling are the above. I’m curious about kpt especially the fundamentals as when it was recommended by the Globe that was one of its selling points. It had dropped a lot even before the market correction.
For us stocks I wonder about jnj, pg and wba.

Thanks rose
Read Answer Asked by Rose on October 17, 2018
Q: As all eyes and ears are patiently waiting for the Canadian LNG FID announcement, how would you rate for a 3-5 years investment the following O&G and Infrastructure players in this strategic LNG play;
A) Rate from best to worst small & medium sized gas and liquids players namely AAV, ARX, BIR, CR, KEL, PONY and TOU or other O&G company you would suggest

B) Critical pipeline and midstream player benefiting from this huge NG and condensate liquids volume surge TRP, ENB, PPL KEY or others you would suggest

Jean Yves
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on August 08, 2018
Q: Which of these two companies would you suggest if Im looking for a two year hold without too much volatility. I like the bigger dividend of ARX but TOU seems more stable? Or is there a better choice?
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on August 01, 2018
Q: I have held these two stocks for a number of years and I am a great deal under water on both.Would you recommend selling these at this time and move on to GC or DOO or maybe some other stocks you may suggest.
Regards Allen
Read Answer Asked by Allen on June 01, 2018
Q: Hi 5iResearch team,
Could you list companies that are in the light oil space? Which ones would you recommend? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Marie-Noelle on April 20, 2018
Q: Your top recommendation for an oil and gas producer in Canada from Tou,VII,Arx,Vet.
Looking for best growth recovery.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 19, 2018
Q: For energy sector I have these four companies. Sure, I am under water with all, but this is probably irrelevant. All offer good dividend, so I have time to wait. They have some debt too, which I don't really like. Please comment on the prospects for these companies: at this moment can you consider them value or value traps? Or, are they a hold? Are the dividents sustainable?
Read Answer Asked by Calin on March 08, 2018
Q: Good Afternoon
ARX is almost touching the lows not seen since the great recession and financial crisis of 2008/09. It is my understanding that the environment for energy companies is not favourable but no other energy company has performed as bad as ARX. Are there any other reasons unknown to us?
I will appreciate your comments with respect to ARX going forward. The dividend has been cut only once since the 2008 recession. Do you see any possibility for a dividend cut?
At this level is the stock a hold/sell or buy?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Terry on February 06, 2018
Q: Good Day Looking at dipping my toe back into the energy sector. Please rate ARX and WCP. How strong are their balance sheets? Does 5i have a better play on energy. Or is it just to early for the energy sector?
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on February 05, 2018