Surge Energy Inc

(A Top Pick Dec 17/18, Down 25%) 10% monthly paid dividend. He will be buying more of it. His target is $2.40 on $70 oil. Buy during tax loss season. They paid down a lot of debt. He likes the company and sees it growing nicely in the years ahead. (Analysts’ price target is $1.59)

A 10% monthly dividend is attractive. They are knocking off the debt. [See his Past Picks for more]. (Analysts’ price target is $1.59)

Tax loss sell? He thinks tax loss selling may create a risk that you miss out on the gains. He would stay in the sector, don't move into cannabis or something else. He does not have a lot of confidence with this management team. He sees better alternatives.

There are other names he prefers. The market cap has become too low to attract institutional investors. Yield 8.7%

(A Top Pick Nov 19/18, Down 30%) It is a dividend model and is a great one to buy. Next year it should have the ability to raise the dividend. It is sustainable right now.

Yield is still north of 8%. He has a $2.40 target. He sees the dividend being raised next year if oil is $70. Insiders are significant shareholders. (Analysts’ price target is $1.78)

He has a $2.40 target. 9% dividend. 84% liquids. People should look at these kinds of names. Next year they could potentially raise the dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $1.78)

All junior energy stocks have gone through hell and back, and we're enter weak seasonality. Wait till after tax-loss selling season before considering it or if the federal government changes.

Dividend play. Thinks they'll raise dividend next year. Will be buying more. Yield is 7.94%. (Analysts’ price target is $1.81)

84% liquids and a monthly dividend of about 9%. He has a $2.40 target. They have an ability to grow production as we get higher commodity prices. It is one of the three names he likes in the dividend space. It traded at $2.61 when oil was at $76 in 2018. (Analysts’ price target is $2.06)

(A Top Pick Dec 17/18, Down 9%) Volumes were not as high as the market was expecting and the share price has stagnated. He still likes this and still calls it a Top Pick. A move to $70 for WTI will create some great capital gains. Yield 7.5%.

He continues to be a fan. They will have strong cash flows. They might even be able to raise the dividend. His target is $3.70 per share. Yield 8.06% (Analysts’ price target is $2.08)

A mid-cap oil producer. They have struggled because they are too small -- energy funds are trading the big boys. Yield 7.0% and the payout ratio is fine. He would not buy it -- there are better options out there.

This is a light medium oil producer. Given the market cap and leverage, he prefers others with a better balance sheet. Would recommend Torque Oil & Gas instead.

It is his dividend play today. It is a cheap stock. There is a dividend of about 7%. His one year target is $3.70. He owns the stock personally. They have a low payout ratio. (Analysts’ price target is $2.13)