Q: Hi thank you for all your help this is probably the best service I have ever had. Just wonder what has been pushing dhx lately, I can't find any real news could this be another aya? I sold out to early on that one. Thanks and happy Halloween
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Q: Your equity portfolio has a heavy weighting to Tech stocks (CSU,MDA,ESL,DSG,SYA,AYA). Some of these have had big moves this year - I am looking to add some exposure for a long term hold - which of these offers best value now. Many thanks
Q: With BEP.UN today closes at $35.67 near its all time high of $35.84, do you still advise an investor to take an initial position at this level?
Also, how safe is the dividends and can the 28%+ gain YTD be continued into 2015?
Thanks.
Also, how safe is the dividends and can the 28%+ gain YTD be continued into 2015?
Thanks.
Q: Hello. In an answer yesterday on MDA you said, "MDA is $6 in a couple of weeks; and, it is month end." I don't get the "$6 part" and the "month end" part. Thank you.
Q: From your previous answer, if MDA did meet expectation why the sell-off?
Q: Hi: Nice raise in the dividend for Prism, looking good for the future?
Thanks, John.
Thanks, John.
Q: I was watching QST at 2.70 a few weeks ago but was waiting for the market to turn around before buying. Well it jumped up to 3.80 already. Is it to late to buy? should i wait for a December pullback?
Q: Any comments
Q: Good morning 5i,
Can I get your thoughts on MDA's Q3 #'s? How does their future growth look?
Thanks,
J.
Can I get your thoughts on MDA's Q3 #'s? How does their future growth look?
Thanks,
J.
Q: Peter and Team,
I've owned Constellation Software since the model portfolio was created and have done well with it... very happy, great pick!
Reading their quarterly results, it seems like they are firing on all cylinders still - cash is up, debt was reduced, they grew both by acquisition and organically, earnings per share are up - things look good and the company still seems like 'A' quality.
Am I missing anything?
I've owned Constellation Software since the model portfolio was created and have done well with it... very happy, great pick!
Reading their quarterly results, it seems like they are firing on all cylinders still - cash is up, debt was reduced, they grew both by acquisition and organically, earnings per share are up - things look good and the company still seems like 'A' quality.
Am I missing anything?
Q: My word what a jump ... is it time to trim back?? Do we stick with the 5% rule (weighting) or ride this pony further? TY.
Q: Byd.un always seems to be reported as negative EPS. Is this just a temporary thing? Should we not expect a prosperous company to report positive EPS?
What other measure should we look at to gauge the quality of the company?
Thanks
What other measure should we look at to gauge the quality of the company?
Thanks
Q: In a taxable account with significant gains for the year, I am sitting on a 13% loss with WSP and 10% loss with ET. I could buy RRSP's to negate some of the tax issues on my gains, or sell one or both of my stocks underwater - with intentions of buying them back after 30 days. I'd appreciate 5i's thoughts?
John
John
Q: Hi Peter & 5i Team,
In your answer to Paul on Oct 28 regarding energy stocks, you wrote
"... we think you could silo them into (light,heavy,tar), (Nat Gas), (service/drillers)... We think you could cover all of the areas with 6 names ".
Could you please recommend your favourite 6 energy sector names for a GROWTH investor for the above 3 silos.
Thanks in advance
Francis
In your answer to Paul on Oct 28 regarding energy stocks, you wrote
"... we think you could silo them into (light,heavy,tar), (Nat Gas), (service/drillers)... We think you could cover all of the areas with 6 names ".
Could you please recommend your favourite 6 energy sector names for a GROWTH investor for the above 3 silos.
Thanks in advance
Francis
Q: Please disregard if others have asked. What are your comments on Goldcorp's results, and seeming drag on the whole sector today? Thanks. Michael
Q: BDI's earnings over the past couple of years have been relatively flat. While revenues have grown. expenses have kept pace. Is their inability to grow the bottom line due to the competitive nature of their business or is it perhaps due to how the business is being managed? If it is the former, my sense is that business is only getting tougher. I would appreciate your comments on this and your thoughts as to what might move the stock higher. The company will be reporting soon, but based on projections earnings will be much the same as previous years. So my question remains why hold or buy this company?
Q: I need some hand holding on this stock. It seems to be breaking down and looks to become a prime tax loss candidate (if not already in its thrall). Is it as bad as all that?
Q: Hi Peter and team. Can you please comment on TMA's recent earnings and the market's reaction to them.
Thanks!
Al
Thanks!
Al
Q: Its recent quarter seems a little bit weak. Will resources sector have a big impact on its business? Thanks for your insight.
Q: this is more of a general question.
I own BDI, WSP, MCB & SJ all down significantly and all losses YTD for me except SJ. I expect that the carnage is over but are they all dead money for some time to come (although the dividend yield has by default improved) and a switch into something else within your two portfolios provide a better return.
Of the 4, which does the team expect the best risk/reward return over the next 12 months and within the 2 portfolios which stocks would you replace them with to be in a better position in 12 months?
On the other hand, if these are strong well managed companies, is it best to wait for an improved Global economy which should lift them back.
thanks so much!
I own BDI, WSP, MCB & SJ all down significantly and all losses YTD for me except SJ. I expect that the carnage is over but are they all dead money for some time to come (although the dividend yield has by default improved) and a switch into something else within your two portfolios provide a better return.
Of the 4, which does the team expect the best risk/reward return over the next 12 months and within the 2 portfolios which stocks would you replace them with to be in a better position in 12 months?
On the other hand, if these are strong well managed companies, is it best to wait for an improved Global economy which should lift them back.
thanks so much!