Investment Q&A

Q: Now what is your opinion for long term or even trading?Any stock worth buying?.

Q: Here is a Podcast of some people who went to all of Aphria's business locations and what they found out through their investigations about Aphria. This is somewhat disturbing and destructive information about Aphria.
Here is the link: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4225889-investigating-aphria-gabriel-grego-hindenburg-research

Q: Can I get your updated opinion on this company?

I am thinking of starting a position. Have tried their product and it is excellent and saves a lot of time. Sales look to be booming.

Q: Hi guys
I have held Saputo for a very long time and done very well on it and appreciate its relative stability. However it has not done much the last few years except gradually trend lower, plus it would appear the milk/cheese market is always affected by trade/tariff issues out of control of the company. I have to say when I listen to Lino Saputo on conference calls he is very impressive how he knows the most intricate details about what drives his operations. What do you think would be a catalyst for Saputo to move forward in the next few years. A 2nd question relates to Premium Brands and given its drop in price over the last while would it make sense to sell my Saputo and bus Premium Brands as a replacement. I always worry that with a loss of a big contract like Starbucks the stock price might just fall away and that has kept me out of it, but of course they have continued to do well.

Thanks

Stuart

Q: Would you be able to rate the above in order of preference based on overall appreciation/performance over next 2-3yrs - also confirm whether you would be a buyer of any or all of them at this point in time and finally what exposure does each have to the Alberta economy.

Terry

Q: I looked at buying this stock when it was down around $55, but decided not to when it sold off what was suppose to be one of its best assets. Why is it hitting record levels in a bad market?
thanks,
Paul

Q: I have 3k shares of Btg (Bto in Canadian market), I want to sell and replace with TSG, your thoughts please, thanks always.

Q: wondering which companies have the largest runway for growth out of these? I have a very very long time horizon

Q: Hi Peter/Ryan
Your opinion on below statement on Nutrien please. Is this positive for NTR and will support slide ? What will be the impact?

Canadian fertilizer giant Nutrien will auction its 23.77-per-cent share in Chile´s SQM on Dec. 3, the Chilean stock exchange said on Wednesday, a final step toward completing the sale of a coveted stake in the world´s No. 2 lithium producer to China´s Tianqi.
In a statement, the local stock exchange said the minimum bid would be set at $65 per share, for a total package price of $4.066 billion.

Thanks

Q: Which stocks are undervalue or cheap as of today?.

Q: Hi Guys - I am looking for 2-3 "core" ideas to invest in for the next 3-5 years to provide solid gains but also a couple of potential "home runs" - ideas that can go up 2-5x (but obviously have risk associated). Which names are you most excited about?

Thanks in advance,

Dave

Q: What Canadian company would benefit the most from E-Sports?

Q: Hello Peter and Team,
I hold these three securities in my RIF account with over 20% loss.
I am thinking of selling specially MAXR and PHO to replace them with two other securities with more potential upside when and if the market recover.
Please give your opinion and potential replacements.
Raouf

Q: I would appreciate an initial assessment of Tervita (T.TEV) which recently became Canada's largest oilfield waste management and environmental services company following their merger with Newalta Corp.

Q: Could you give me four or five market leaders that have fallen off the cliff in this recent market downturn, preferably TSX stocks, that have the ability to bounce back fairly quickly, thanks?

Q: I have room for one of these in my TFSA. Which one would you pick for best rebound when all this madness in the market goes away over the next 12 months? Thanks
Derek

Q: Hi 5i,
I am considering small average down purchases of the listed companies but unfortunately cash is limited so can't choose all of them! Could you rate/order them for rebound potential ? Currently MX & TOY are approx 3% each, FSZ 2%,and TSGI/SLF/SIS have been driven lower to approx 1% each.

Thanks
Mike

Q: Can you please explain how Methanex results correlate to the price for oil and/or gas.
And if there is a relationship how concerned should MX investors be with what is happening with the price of oil.

Q: Peter and Ryan.
The recent gyrations of the market have left me somewhat shell-shocked because of the severe punishment some companies take for slightly missing quarterly reports. I don't think I'm alone. I've decided to try to identify a number of Canadian companies that are managed so well and have such excellent prospects for the future that they will enable me to buy and hold them through thick and thin, for a long time (10 years).
I'm seeking your guidance to enable me to disregard the extreme volatility and hold these "Canadian Superstars" for many years to come. I realize I'm presenting you with a difficult task but hope that your experience and professionalism, which I've come to respect, will enable you to identify some 'long term investments'.
So that being said, could you suggest a number of Canadian companies from a variety of sectors that I could buy and use as my core holdings. As time passes, I will add many of the growth companies you support to round out my portfolio.
Again, I thank you for your guidance.

Q: Looking at fundamentals and management which company do you think has the most recovery and safety. I own them both and can only add to one. Thank you as always.