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Blair Wilson Shiningbank Energy Income Fund SHN.UN-T DON'T BUY Jan 07, 2005

The majority of its production comes from natural gas. A larger cap fund. Has a 3-sector underperfom with an $18.75 target price which would give you a flat return over the next year or so.
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Highly leveraged to natural gas. His feeling is that natural gas will do quite well over the next couple of years.
COMMENT
Heavily natural gas oriented. Natural gas is at the lower part of its traditional price range. On average, prices will probably be higher going forward.
COMMENT
Very gas oriented. Price to cash flow, Price to book value and management capabilities, it could be worth a look. They have some interesting tax pools.
WAIT
Good management. About 77% of production is natural gas. Once the income trust legislation is settled, it could well be a buy. One of the cheapest. Have a very impressive set of tax pools.
BUY
One of his favourite gas trusts. If he were going to own a trust right now, this would be it. First-class management. Interesting acreage. Cheapest of the bunch in terms of price to NAV and cash flow.
DON'T BUY
Sold his holdings when they made an acquisition, which levered up the balance sheet. Have cut their payout a couple of times. Balance sheet is not pristine.
WEAK BUY
Time to wade out, but stay fairly close to shore on some of the gas names. Has been very beaten up. There are some cost pressures going forward which may be a bit of an issue. OK to buy a little.
DON'T BUY
Favourite Natural gas story, but there are better alternatives.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Mainly gas production and tends to move quickly with natural gas prices. Expect it to be relatively quiet over the next 6 months, with a rebound in the winter. Assets are not top-quality, but are above average. Treat as a trading stock.
BUY
Likes the longer-term outlook for natural gas.