Gibson Energy (GEI-T)

Broken out to new highs. Really likes the setup, great chart. Fundamental analyst on his team likes this name as well. Yield is 6.87%.

He is not so sure of the exports fundamentals. Its biggest asset is in Texas and the concentration of assets for oil exports off that coast could be a concern. OK to hold.

A high-quality, small-cap name in Canada to look at.

It has strong growth and dividend. Still likes it.

An infrastructure provider that's been penalized for working in energy. They offer essential infrastructure for energy, like at the GUlf Coast in Texas and lots of oil/gas storage. Business is strong and will do well in coming years. Pays a 6% dividend. Excellent.

Big acquisition of export hub on Gulf Coast, he likes it. That contract needs to be renegotiated, should hear news this summer, should then drive stock higher. Dividend will grow 5% a year. Very strong balance sheet. Benefits from rates coming down.

Loves it. Pays a fat dividend and they just bought one of two export oil terminals off the Gulf of Texas. North American oil should be exported worldwide to reduce Russian exports. And it's cleaner oil. The dividend will slowly grow over time.

Likes it. Nice beat with strong results. Increased dividend by 5%. Very strong balance sheet. Easy-to-execute funding plan. At 13x, cheaper than most of peers. He's modelling decent 5% EPS growth. A re-rate candidate from its acquisition.

He divides this group into infrastructure and production. Gibson is on the infrastructure side and is one of their core holdings. It stores oil from the oil sands and can charge what they want. Has a 7.25% yield.

Loves the stock and the dividend. Bought it for the dividend. Likes how it's breaking out. Good earnings. Dividend's been increasing by 2 cents a year. Upside-down head-and-shoulders indicates a positive reversal of the stock price. Limited because of the sector.

Not a growth stock, but loves the dividend. Part of the dividend income element of his portfolio, along with growth and steady-eddys. 

Upcoming quarter may be soft due to weather and softer commodity prices. Legacy businesses doing well, opportunity to grow. Can fund growth with cashflows in second half of 2024. Reasonable at 11.6x compared to peers. Nice dividend of 7%, sober payout ratio, good balance sheet, low debt. Models 7.6% EPS growth.

Yield is 7.5%, looks attractive. Debt from last year's large acquisition appears manageable. Utility-type operation, as it pays out about 80% of distributable cashflow. Steady dividend play, not really a grower, more like fixed income. Better value elsewhere with growth for him, but he's not negative on the stock.

See also comments about TVE. Pays a yield of 7.3%, sustainable, trades cheaply and is a buy.

Has held up well as oil prices have fallen, and those prices should bounce into Q1.