Q: I purchased BEP.UN on July 30, 2020. On that day, the CFRA report available through my bank's investorline site had it down as a 'hold'. Then, the next day (July 31st ), CFRA had it down as a 'buy' and then on Aug 2nd as a 'sell'. I usually sell when CFRA advises to sell. My questions are:
1) How can CFRA ratings change this quickly?
2) How reliable are CFRAs ratings?
3) Should I sell?
Thanks for your help
Q: Good morning folks. What are the anticipated earnings expected on upcoming release?
Are earnings expected to increase over the next year.? What will the driver of any increase in earnings over the next year?
Thank you kind people
Q: Hi, could you please comment on CPX’s earnings and dividend increase. Was the increase necessary or prudent given an already elevated dividend yield. Was CPX’s earnings/ outlook that good?
Q: You've previously stated that CGX presents too much risk given its current debt load.
Given the recent ruling that they can open again with up to 50 patrons per screen (believe previous plan was 50 max per theatre) and Canada's success in controlling the virus, would you give them a 2nd look?
Q: Hi Peter, wondering about your views post-covid and now sports slowly coming back (i.e. demand for pizza 73)? Do you still see same store sales anemic? Not stock price great last 3 years and back to its 2008 low ... how has management & financials ( i.e. earnings per share) responded this post-covid (i.e. was it similar or better than what they did in 08 comparisons)? Would you classify this company undervalued (i.e. enough cash flow, assets doing well or not vs debt)? Thanks!
Q: Not a question but further to your comments on Loblaw's recent results, they were viewed favourably within the investment community as CIBC raised their target to $85.00 while RBC bumped their target from $90.00 to $105.00.
Q: This is a follow up question regarding Boston Pizza, as I too bought shares in bpf.un many years ago for income, and at a much much higher Avg cost than where it is today. As the dividend has been suspended, and the business has not been growing as highlighted in your most recent report on the company, I am considering selling and taking my loss. My only question is if there might be a buyout of this company by a stronger competitor? Cara for example? Or does Jim Treliving have the resources to take the company private?
Q: Hi. These companies are all from the industrial group of the S & P Dividend Aristocrats list. I'm looking to invest in one or two of them, to hold for the long term. Do any stand out to you? Any that you would avoid?
Q: AQN was added to the TSX index in June. I had expected the stock price to go up because all of the index funds would need to add it to their holdings. However, the stock is down and lagging others in the utilities sector. Can you provide any insight as to why AQN is down?
Q: Good morning what are your thoughts on EIF with there earnings coming up would you think dividends are at risk or is there business model good in this era Thank you