Q: With the present drop on the market, do you see any Value Stock that you consider ''screaming buy'' ?
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Q: Saw your list of "add now stocks" but most are tech tsig, sq, etc that pay no div etc...what non techs would you add along the lines of your balanced equity portfolio. I own SIS so was going to add a bit to it, what other materials, industrials or non-cycl also look attractive on the drop.
Q: Which stocks are screaming buy after today's meltdown?.
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
Q: After recent correction, which 3 companies would you buy/add for long term hold? Thanks!
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Stars Group Inc. (The) (TSGI)
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
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BRP Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (DOO)
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Great Canadian Gaming Corporation (GC)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
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Prestige Consumer Healthcare Inc. (PBH)
Q: Hi.
What companies are good investments for the short and long term now that the NAFTA agreement is negotiated? re DOO, MG, NFI. Also, how about PBH for a long term investment? Which Gaming company has better growth potential between TSGI and GC?
Thank you
Rob
What companies are good investments for the short and long term now that the NAFTA agreement is negotiated? re DOO, MG, NFI. Also, how about PBH for a long term investment? Which Gaming company has better growth potential between TSGI and GC?
Thank you
Rob
Q: Regarding Bonds,
I just wanted to clarify if I got this concept right. With interest rates increasing and a few more planned increases over the next year..The bond prices decrease as the yield increases..So if one can predict with some certainty the expected increase in rates will stop..is that the only time when bond purchases are beneficial?
Brookfield, and Berkshire have purchased solid assets at bargain prices over time. I own full positions in both of these but for a longterm would you consider these as a replacement to fixed investement allocation. If you agree I would double the positions to 10% each. Thanks for your insight.
Shyam
I just wanted to clarify if I got this concept right. With interest rates increasing and a few more planned increases over the next year..The bond prices decrease as the yield increases..So if one can predict with some certainty the expected increase in rates will stop..is that the only time when bond purchases are beneficial?
Brookfield, and Berkshire have purchased solid assets at bargain prices over time. I own full positions in both of these but for a longterm would you consider these as a replacement to fixed investement allocation. If you agree I would double the positions to 10% each. Thanks for your insight.
Shyam
Q: Is there anything that might explain the nearly straight drop in Norbord since its special dividend? This stock has been a falling knife. What would be your entry point?
Q: It is down 30% in the last two weeks. Should I add to my position?
Q: Hey guys, What are your thoughts on Vanadium. With prices now over $20/lb companies like LGO, EFR, and FVAN have taken notice and are positioning for a potentially huge demand for Vanadium. Is the China demand(requires Vanadium in rebar) and battery demand real? and worth a spec position in one of the companies above?
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: We were expecting a bump in stock after trade deal ,yet dropping,thoughts on why?
Q: I bought CFX at its peak of 28,00 and now is down to 24. Do you think I should sell or hold on, do you think it will recover
Sue
Sue
Q: Hi, is today a buying opportunity, or has there been some fundamental news regarding the markets causing this downward momentum? Can you comment please on latest remarks from IMF regarding global financial instability? Thanks
Q: I keep hearing about a tech company that has developed a method of replacing cyanide extraction for the benefication of gold ore at a better recovery and lower costs. Have you any info on this?
Q: Can you recommend any books about bonds? Something that covers the investing aspects as well as the mathematics and incorporates some bond market history would be ideal. Thanks.
Q: WEF has dropped even after NAFTA agreement.
Lumber prices look like it has recovered from the bottom
but lumber stocks continue to drop. Is there any
reason for this?
Lumber prices look like it has recovered from the bottom
but lumber stocks continue to drop. Is there any
reason for this?
Q: This is kind of a followup on your reply Sept 28. I think that these are cyclical stocks which are best bought when the sector is out of favor and depressed. Are they still buys this late in the cycle? Is the selloff of 1/3 just a retracement before another leg up, or is it over and time to clear out? To you what indicates when this lumber cycle is over?
Q: I seem to not be able to find your News Update (update referred to in a question from Tom on 3 Oct). I am often puzzled about where to find them. Plse direct me.
Q: Hello 5i.
In assessing companies you mention ROA, ROE and ROC. Aside from these would it be beneficial to compare ROC (sic. ROIC) with WACC? If WACC is more than ROIC and the company is shedding unprofitable assets, then would there be a case for still seeing that company in a favourable light?
Thank you
Stanley
In assessing companies you mention ROA, ROE and ROC. Aside from these would it be beneficial to compare ROC (sic. ROIC) with WACC? If WACC is more than ROIC and the company is shedding unprofitable assets, then would there be a case for still seeing that company in a favourable light?
Thank you
Stanley
Q: Is there a free site that provides information about moeny moving into and out of various sectors. (Sector rotation)
Q: Is this a good time to enter MDI and RIV?