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Q: I am trying to maximize both share price growth and dividend yield while at the same time keep as high a degree of certainty as possible regarding earnings growth, dividend sustainability and the "survivability" of the business going far into the future. With this as a backdrop, how do you feel about me switching out of Andrew Peller for Sienna Senior Living? Is the difference between the two, in total return, too small to make it a constructive move?

Lastly, do you have a "favorite" stock, mid to large cap, that offers a 3%+ dividend and an eps growth of 10%.

Thanks.

John
Read Answer Asked by john on September 03, 2019
Q: RBC shows fair market value of $41.37...would you concur with this valuation with a pe of 59.6 and pb 1.4x and roe of 2.28 and total debt of 11.38%...but a profit of 5.28% .. eps growth of 92.7% sales growth of 45.16% and income growth of 60.18%...these numbers seem all over the map ...also would you still remain positive on growth at todays price of $25.31...thanks for great service...gene
Read Answer Asked by gene on September 02, 2019
Q: I realize these are very different stocks, but I hold both and want to sell one of them. Which has the best:
- management,
- balance sheet,
- prospects over both the short term and long term
- the best relative valuation?
Thanks.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on August 29, 2019
Q: The stock has fallen off a cliff and for good reason. Management has executed poorly and badly missed many of their objectives. And they continue to sing a heck of a good song on their cc's. The cc was full of promotion and hot air. Much of the commentary was particularly greasy, including the comments about the impending financing. How can 5i continue to recommend a company with a management team so objectively lacking in credibility? Is this not the profile of a company deserving of a rating below "C"?
Read Answer Asked by Joel on August 29, 2019