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• 3 Choices to Follow, 3 Neighbors to Check Out

  By Nathan Kirykos - May 14, 2013 | Tickers: CPG, DTX, LEG, RDS-A

  What is going on with DeeThree Exploration (TSX: DTX)? How much higher can the stock go? Will gravity ever take hold? The stock has exhibited phenomenal performance, yielding around 200% since last summer and ignoring any correction of the indexes. What are the key drivers behind this move? Has DeeThree discovered a Ghawar-like oil field in its core areas? 

  
  

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• Investing Over The Cliff: To PetroBakken Or Not To PetroBakken

  By Nathan Kirykos - January 16, 2013 | Tickers: CPG, EEP, ENB, PBN

  The investors with exposure to the Canadian resource sector experienced some hard times during 2012. The TSX/S&P Venture index has fallen from 1,700 to 1,190, and this has brought several companies down to fire-sale prices. As I am always willing to go bargain hunting, my radar caught PetroBakken Energy (TSX: PBN), which has dropped from $17 in early 2012 down to $9.40 today. 

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• These Are the Must-Not-Have Companies In My 2013 Portfolio

  By Nathan Kirykos - January 3, 2013 | Tickers: CPG, EOG, FST, POU, PEY, KWK, TOU

  As a contrarian investor, the topic of this article isn't the Must-Have companies for a high yielding 2013 portfolio. I would rather focus on the Must-Not-Have companies, as their performance could be a real disaster for any portfolio. In my opinion, the following companies will most likely underperform due to fundamental problems and macro headwinds. I am a strong believer that investors will start fleeing the following stocks during more »

• Halcon Case:"In Math We Trust" or "In Speculation We Like"?

  By Nathan Kirykos - December 22, 2012 | Tickers: AOI, CPG, KOG, RAM, SCS

  My Foolish Africa Oil

  During my Foolish inauguration, my first article discussed Africa Oil Corporation (TSXV: AOI) and how irrational the market was with Africa's valuation. The stock was hovering at $10.50 one month ago. Although I pointed out how overvalued that company was, I didn't short it, as I never short stocks. If you would have read my Nov 23 article, then shorted Africa Oil, you more »

• A Smoother Ride on This Canadian Railroad

  By Paula Wendland - November 2, 2012 | Tickers: CNI, CPG, CSX, ENB, XOM, NSC, STO, TRP

  Although the DOW transports (NYSE: IYT) have underperformed year-to-date, some of the index’s components have held up surprisingly well through a period of anemic economic growth.  As an industry with near-insurmountable barriers to entry, the railroads have shown resilience in a range of economic climes, as well as a capacity to respond to secular trends.  Environmental concerns and the advent of fracking and horizontal drilling have proven disruptive for the rails, which stand to lose traditional revenue streams as new sources emerge.  The Canadian National Railway (NYSE: CNI) – the only Class 1 system that spans the continent north-south and east-west – appears poised to profit from a prolonged US recovery and from changing attitudes toward energy sourcing and transport.