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TSE:ERF

Enerplus Corp (ERF.TO)

26.78
-0.93 (3.36%)
as of Jun 3, 2024, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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COMMENT
All of these companies are being heard by natural gas prices, which will hurt distributions. This stock is back to the 2008-2009 lows. Higher risk name because of gas prices.
DON'T BUY
Sold her holdings about 1.5 years ago. Very solid dividend yield of about 10% but there is concern about the sustainability of it. Very large capital program of about $800 million this year. Have high-quality assets but they do require a fair amount of capital to get the growth and production.
SELL
If you get back close to your cost, take it. Recently raised money and will pay it back to shareholders over the next year. They should not be paying a dividend as high as they are. A business that is not shareholder friendly. Ultimately shareholders are losers.
DON'T BUY
Concerned as to whether the yield and their production can be maintained. Prefers the light and heavy oils compared to gas.
HOLD
Recently raised some capital so they should be able to maintain the dividend. This one is more than 50% weighted towards gas so wouldn't go into it at this time.
HOLD
A former income trust. You need to be comfortable with the outlook for oil/gas. Doesn't have the same management pedigree as someone like Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T) but it is a very competent management.
COMMENT
Have made some improvements in operations in the last year or so, especially in some of the smart metering that they are getting into over the longer term. That is supposed to help them. Relative to their earnings, the dividend is at a fairly high payout ratio so there is a question if they can stay at current levels.
DON'T BUY
Produces and sells natural gas but natural gas prices are not doing very well. Good management. 7.6% dividend, which should be a warning sign when it is yielding so much more than others. May be a sign that the dividend is not secure.
COMMENT
Feels the dividend is sustainable. Based on their current CapX expectations, their payout ratio is just over 100%. Feels natural gas over the next 18 months will go higher and will benefit them. Putting a lot of money into the Marcellus but the shale gas in this area is a bit worrisome. As a single stock, don't Buy bit in a basket, it's OK.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick March 31/10. Up 34.05%.) Great name. About 50/50 gas and oil. Good growth prospects. 7.3% distribution, so while you’re waiting you are getting paid. Still likes and would Buy on a pull back.
COMMENT
Doesn’t think you will go wrong with this one. 7.3% yield is sustainable. Large and well managed. You could buy now or wait until oil comes off a little more.
WAIT
It will do better as we move into 2012. Put some money in today to work for tomorrow. It will ultimately go higher. He suggests waiting for a bit.
COMMENT
Have done a good job over many years. 4th quarter results were nothing special. Chart looks like it is breaking down a little and if you are a holder you should be cautious. If you see a big break down, consider taking some off the table. Dividend should be fine.
DON'T BUY
One of the slower Income trusts. Don’t have the same kind of cash flow and have older assets. Should be OK to cover their payouts.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick March 31/10. Up 41.46%.) A former income trust. About 50-50 oil and gas. Trimmed about a quarter of his position but still really likes it.
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