Q: I watched Cohodes on BNN this morning, and he didn't offer anything remotely substantial to back up his claims. It seems to me there are two real issues with the company 1) did they fully disclose in a timely manner the amount of fraudulent mortgages some of their brokers wrote and 2) are their loan loss provisions high enough considering those mortgages and their overall riskier loan portfolio. I obviously don't know the answer to the first, and for the second, I think the answer is no, they aren't high enough. Thoughts?
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Q: thanks again for the service you provide. my question is this I held engh for a long time and sold it and replaced it with abt - gps - also msft and csco in the u.s. because they tended to perform better than engh until it's latest rise. other than this stock I own all of the balanced portfolio in the proper percentages. do you think that I should still own engh considering the above. thank you
Q: Good Morning 5i
I have a significant position in HCG. What should I be thinking about the quick departure of the CEO. Is it good that the board is proactive or does it signal more problems behind the scenes?
Thanks
I have a significant position in HCG. What should I be thinking about the quick departure of the CEO. Is it good that the board is proactive or does it signal more problems behind the scenes?
Thanks
Q: I'm doing research on RPI.UN and came across the is on the March 2, 2017 Press release:
"Net income was $7.9 million, or $0.73 per Unit, down $2.6 million from 2015 which mainly reflects higher EBITDA offset by contingent consideration for the Healthmark acquisition and the mark-to-market loss on exchangeable shares due to a $5.61/Unit appreciation."
What are the contigent considerations they are referring to?
Can you explain the mark-to-market loss on exchangeable shares?
Thanks
"Net income was $7.9 million, or $0.73 per Unit, down $2.6 million from 2015 which mainly reflects higher EBITDA offset by contingent consideration for the Healthmark acquisition and the mark-to-market loss on exchangeable shares due to a $5.61/Unit appreciation."
What are the contigent considerations they are referring to?
Can you explain the mark-to-market loss on exchangeable shares?
Thanks
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
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Enghouse Systems Limited (ENGH)
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Tricon Residential Inc. (TCN)
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Currency Exchange International Corp. (CXI)
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K-Bro Linen Inc. (KBL)
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A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund (AW.UN)
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Global X Seasonal Rotation ETF (HAC)
Q: I already have ENGH, KBL, TCN, AW.UN, CCL.B, CXI and HAC in my TFSA together with about 40% bonds. Can you suggest any of the Canadian stocks you cover which would be most suitable to add here? I guess for a TFSA capital appreciation is paramount.
Q: CSU seems fine, but GUD looks hesitant recently.
Any comment on these stocks or misgivings ? Or is all fine ?
Any comment on these stocks or misgivings ? Or is all fine ?
Q: Hello 5i, Can I get your analysis on PBH? I started buying over a yr ago and now it's up over 40%. Unfortunately I have not reached my full position and yet is now at the 5% weighting in my portfolio. From your analysis has it reached full value? It's EPS seems a little high for it's growth rate now? I do not plan to sell it as I like to invest for the long term. My folio has Utilities, Reits, Financials, Tech, Small % of Resource and Energy. Should I keep on accumulating on dips or wait for the valuation to catch up with the price?
Thank you for your service.
Thank you for your service.
Q: Good morning,
How much was the miss by Boyd on its recent earnings report?
Did management give a reasonable explanation?
Does it change your view of the company?
Is this a buying opportunity for long term holders?
Thanks,
Mike
How much was the miss by Boyd on its recent earnings report?
Did management give a reasonable explanation?
Does it change your view of the company?
Is this a buying opportunity for long term holders?
Thanks,
Mike
Q: Re Amaya after all they went through in 2016 does Company have good leadership for the future. Any comments on their top people ? Thanks Bob
Q: Hi, I have held STN for years, remain just above break even. Considering a switch to WSP for better dividend and growth. Your thoughts on this move? Have also held SJ and KBL for years, have done well but both seem weak lately, would you recomend any potential replacements, or just a hold pattern? Thanks, Lavern
Q: I want to buy CLL.b but wonder if buying it now, 50 shares,then ending up with 250 after the split, is wise, or should I wait until after the split and buy 250.
Thank you,
Helen
Thank you,
Helen
Q: I have read that some of the big US media companies are going to start allowing people to view newly released movies at their home (for $30-$50) only shortly after it is released to theaters. How much of a concern do you think that is to Cineplex as a long-term hold?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: I am looking to add to my current position in Boyd. This appears to be a great opportunity, but, ever the nervous Nellie, I am looking for hidden pitfalls to the pullback with relatively huge volume. Am I being overly cautious? Thanks for everything.
Larry
Larry
Q: Please comment on KBL's recent quarter. I believe earnings will be released March 24. Thank you.
Q: Do you know of any co.s that might be in amaya's radar for possible takeover? Thanks again for your fantastic service.I've been investing for over 50 years and your service and help is by far the best I have ever received at very modest fee.Jim
Q: Bill was asking about CXI. Technically, something to note is that on the weekly chart, the price is above its rising long-term moving average (200 weeks moving average). Also notice that in January 2016, the price also tested this moving average and 8 months later, was up 50%. If draw-down worries you, you could consider buying half your positions closer to the long-term trend-line. Hope that helps.
Q: CXI has hit a 52 week low.What factors are causing this?What would you do with this stock? Thank you. Anne
Q: I'm sure you have questions about what's up with CXI. Any thoughts? Would you buy more today?
Q: Hi 5i - for those of us still holding some Amaya - what would you suggest after the recent run up? Is it time to sell and move on or continue to ride the upward momentum? Thanks, Neil
Q: CXI has been continuely drifting lower even after received its long awaited schedule one bank license. Please give reasons for the poor stock performance and recommend buy/sell/hold for a 2 years holder at $35.30 average cost (3% of my portfolio holding). Thank you.
Bill.
Bill.