RE:RE:RE:RE:Analyst RecommendationTell me AGAIN what a savant Nuttal is. WTI is at $62.23 this morning. All of his valuations on his last interview were done a $90. You still haven't talked about Nine Points results versus the TSX or S&P over the past 5 or ten years. His investors, would have made a pot load more money in an Index ETF.
malx1 wrote: DeanEdmonton wrote: Apualson - I agree with you. All the guys that are talking about jealousy and lack of understanding have not taken the time to look at the returns of Nuttal's Nine Point funds over the last ten years or even the last 3. If they had spent the time to look, they would see the same thing we do, REALLY substandard returns.
Apaulson wrote: A broken clock is right twice. This just happens to be Eric Nuttall's time to be right. For the last 10 years, he has immensely underperformed the market. You'd have been better off investing in XEG (better return) and spending your time doing other things than listening to Eric Nuttall. His skill is more in marketing himself and his firm than actual investing. Just another example that the so called professional money managers can't beat the market over the long term. Keep beating that drum Eric and take that 2.5% guaranteed management fee.
That's right.
It's 2023, and all the Energy experts are on Stockhouse.
Why so bitter if you're all experts?
Tell you what, when you're managing over a Billion dollars and you're on BNN providing an opinion on the sectors and stocks you own, then I'll watch and listen.
Until then, you guys sound like jealous children.