Q: Do you have an historic comparison of P/E and B/V ratios for NorthWestCompany at today's price? Or would you have better (preferred) comparison tool? I see a lot of analysts have a hold rating on this stock currently.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: In a head to head comparison of PIH and XTC, which would you pick and why? Thank-you.
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Norbord Inc. (OSB)
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Interfor Corporation (IFP)
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Western Forest Products Inc. (WEF)
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Hardwoods Distribution Inc. (HDI)
Q: My original small % positions have become a problem - HWD is up 130% down to OSB (finally) +25%. Would you sell some of each or do you have a preferred listing of keepers?
Thanks for the service.
Thanks for the service.
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY)
Q: I want to add some stocks to my TFSA and would prefer to have companies with good dividends (approx. 4%) and decent capital appreciation prospects for the next 3 to 5 years. Would you have any names that fit these criteria? Thanks
Q: Im looking to add 1 or 2 new full position (long term hold) into industrial sector. Already have a full position in SIS. What do you guys think are good companies to enter into right now?
Q: Hello
Is ITP's $67M purchase of CANTECH a material event for ITP. I see the purchase price is $3Mhigher than originally stated due to some extra costs.
What is you opinion of ITP's prospects going forward.
Thank You
Have a great day
Clarence
Is ITP's $67M purchase of CANTECH a material event for ITP. I see the purchase price is $3Mhigher than originally stated due to some extra costs.
What is you opinion of ITP's prospects going forward.
Thank You
Have a great day
Clarence
Q: Hello- we will be purchasing a house in the next 3-6 months. We have $25,000 that we would like to invest to make a little interest between now and then. Do you have any suggestions about where we could put this money?
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Q: Re Company information
In comparing an annual information form and a management information circular for an annual meeting, is the latter comprehensive? If not, what type of information is only found in the AIF?
In comparing an annual information form and a management information circular for an annual meeting, is the latter comprehensive? If not, what type of information is only found in the AIF?
Q: Michaels question on June 30 regarding portfolio watching.I think most subscribers watch these/their portfolios on a daily basis (I know I do) but if a person feels they are becoming obsessed with stock watching I think looking at the Portfolio Performance (monthly) reports that you send out. These results (1,2,3 years) speak volumes for themselves. A 10 or 16 % return on a portfolio is beyond expectations and hopefully leads to confidence in 5i's direction ...if we listen.
Q: I apologies; I mis-phrased my question. The DRIP investments would be in addition to the TFSA and RSP investments (in different securities). As I understand things, a DRIP with a company sponsored plan such as TRP thru Computershare cannot be held inside a registered account. Is this correct? If so the $5k position in the non-registered (DRIP) account would not amount to a $25k per stock concentration and I believe the dividend tax credit would be useful since the account is non-registered. Thank you for your suggestions and service. I like your suggestions but a little surprised that a utility such as FTS was not recommended. Is there a reason you would not suggest a utility DRIP for a long term hold? Jim.
Q: Hi there, not really a stock specific question but more a psychological/behavioural question. Based on your experience, how often should one look at their portfolio? I, probably like many others, look at my portfolio far too frequently. I suspect this can be stress inducing and can lead to more possible losses than gain? How often do you recommend one to look at their portfolios? Thanks!
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Brookfield Property Partners L.P. (BPY.UN)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN)
Q: I currently hold a full position of BPY in a taxable account.
An overweight position of BIP and a half position of BEP in
a non taxable account. The three comprise sixteen percent
of my total portfolio. I have sizable gains in both BPY and BIP.
Too many eggs in Brookfield companies? What would you
suggest as a reasonable percentage and how would you rank
the companies as to quality?
Thank you for considering my question(s)
Gail
An overweight position of BIP and a half position of BEP in
a non taxable account. The three comprise sixteen percent
of my total portfolio. I have sizable gains in both BPY and BIP.
Too many eggs in Brookfield companies? What would you
suggest as a reasonable percentage and how would you rank
the companies as to quality?
Thank you for considering my question(s)
Gail
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Andrew Peller Limited/Andrew Peller Limitee Class A Non-voting Shares (ADW.A)
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Exco Technologies Limited (XTC)
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Premier American Uranium Inc. (PUR)
Q: The number cruncher column in today's Globe picked 10 companies in your wheelhouse. Can you pick three that you like the best ? Thanks
Q: Agrium has pulled back some, is it a buy?
Q: Hi Peter, This company pays a high dividend, but looking at the balance sheet 83% of its assets are goodwill and intangibles. What are the long term prospects of this company and is the dividend safe?
Q: I noticed that WEF (Western Forest Products) hit a new 52 week high on fairly significant volume. This even comes after news of increased US tariffs on Canadian lumber. I haven't been a shareholder in WEF in years as I grew frustrated with it being stuck in a trading range for a long time. Is this the opportunity to jump back in?
Q: Hi 5i: I bought MG and MRE about 6 months ago. MG is now down a little and MRE is up over 30%. I know that both have interests in Europe, and that MRE went through a rough patch with management issues, as well as some plant problems, both now behind them. Does this explain the recent difference, or is there some other explanation? The news on the auto parts sector is not particularly rosy, and I've been thinking about a switch to some other sector. What do you think? Sell both, sell one (which one?) or just hold tight? I'd appreciate your advice.
Q: I am down 31% on this stock-Any hope of recovering or I should sell.Thank you.ebrahim
Q: What sector would you advise to look for some growth without huge risk. Excluding tech, which is clearly hated right now.
Q: During a serious market correction should a rebalancing happen?When the rebound in stocks eventually occurs you have less in stocks as the assets have been reallocated to bonds and cash. Therefore you will never fully recover. Should there be a waiting period?