(A Top Pick Dec 17/18, Up 16%) During the third week of April this was trading towards $6. Yield is about 7% right now.

They had great engineering prospects in Egypt. They recently announced they would cease trading on the TSXV to focus on other markets to save on listing fees -- a disastrous move. They announced a delay in production and have fired their CEO. It de-lists on Canada today. SELL TODAY.

He met management for the first time last week. They are the largest condensate producer in Canada and will continue to build their "super-pads". The stock is cheap. There will be more natural gas takeaway capacity out the province. He believes they will use their excess cash flow to help reduce their 45% decline rates and pay down debt. He is doing homework to decide if he adds it to his list. They could become the consolidator of condensate production in Canada.

CNQ vs SU Both have excellent management teams and are generating free cash flow. Both pay dividends. CNQ-T does not have refining assets. Both are the go to names for investors out of Canada. On a value basis, neither are great value right now. There are more exciting names to own.

CNQ vs SU Both have excellent management teams and are generating free cash flow. Both pay dividends. CNQ-T does not have refining assets. Both are the go to names for investors out of Canada. On a value basis, neither are great value right now. There are more exciting names to own.

BNP and BXE Both are carrying high levels of debt. BNP-T has been paying down debt and will try to keep production flat. He intends to buy more of both. BXE-T will be doing a 12:1 reverse split on the shares sometime in June.

BNP and BXE Both are carrying high levels of debt. BNP-T has been paying down debt and will try to keep production flat. He intends to buy more of both. BXE-T will be doing a 12:1 reverse split on the shares sometime in June.