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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Energy Index ETF (XEG.TO)

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Sep 13, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.

The iShares S&P/TSX Capped Energy Index ETF (XEG) is viewed as a strong choice for investors seeking exposure to the Canadian oil and gas sector. Experts highlight its potential for outright growth compared to covered call options like ENCC, which may provide more stable income but limit upside potential. The ETF is noted for its diversified exposure and ability to act as a temporary holding while due diligence on specific companies is conducted. With the Canadian oil industry's outlook appearing influenced by geopolitical factors, experts believe that XEG's performance could benefit in the short to medium term despite expected volatility. Furthermore, with the Canadian market outperforming its U.S. counterpart and XEG reaching new highs, it signals the start of a potential bull market in energy, fitting well with the trend of commodities rising historically.

Consensus

Bullish

Valuation

Fair Value

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 30/09. Up 38.67%.) Buy energy sector around the end of each year and hold through until 2nd week in June, which is when the CAPP conference is.

BUY

The ETF approach gives you low cost and diversity. The alternative would be to spread your bets around with some of the big producers.

COMMENT

Energy ETF.Relatively early cycle play when and if we get an upswing. Stimulus that is being thrown at the market and the economy should eventually help.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 16/08. Down 33% but up 44% if you sold in May as he suggested.) Energy sector is getting lined up for a classic seasonal move. Had first technical sign with gasoline breaking out. Horrible 4Q earnings are coming in the next couple of weeks, so wait until they are finished. Sell at the end of May.

BUY

Energy ETF. This gives you the safety of the index. A good time for taking a long-term point of view.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 16/08 to be Sold May 20/08. Up 40%.) Energy stocks go up from around the end of January through until the end of May.

BUY

Regardless of where the price of oil goes in the short-term, the longer-term demands from the emerging middle class will not go away in Asia, South America or Africa. Gives a wide range of excellent oil companies.

DON'T BUY

A strange ETF. Structure is not satisfactory. Have about 60 stocks with a lot of energy trusts, integrated producers, explorers and service companies. A hodgepodge. When you look inside, some will do better than others. The uptrend was recently violated. Topping out when crude is making new highs.

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BUY

This is a good energy index. Invests in a basket of oil and gas companies.

COMMENT

There are several different ways to play the oil industry. In Canada there is the iUnits S7P/TSE Energy E.T.F. (XEG-T) and Claymore Oil Sands E.T.F. (CLO-T). The XEG will be much more gassy and CLO is more oil. There is also the U.S. Oil Fund E.T.F. (USO-A) for crude oil.

TOP PICK

Crude oil is going to come down and has support at the $86 level. Then there will be another run to take us into the summertime. Target of $115 oil in that time.

PAST TOP PICK

Period of seasonal strength from the end of November to the end of May. Average gain is 16.6 percent. Are holding on for a little longer, but also is looking for an exit point.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 17/06. Up 8.1%.) End of November to the end of May is the seasonal strength.

TOP PICK

In a trading range. Buys at around $70 and sells above $80. When it drops below $75, that’s an indication it is getting a bit oversold and he starts to get interested again.

TOP PICK

Energy starts to move higher around the end of November until the end of May. It looks like the seasonal factors might be coming in earlier than expected. Be prepared to enter in the next few weeks. Historically, this would have created a 16.2% return plus dividends.

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