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Q: When doing my research, I have a defined method that includes 5I views but also Morningstar (for Quantitative view) Thomson Reuters for fundamental views and forward looking views and if buying USA stocks Bloomberg. Recently my brokerage made S&P research available and I am finding contradictions in how seemingly same facts are both viewed and presented. There are several quantitative S&P views on stocks that give "sell" ratings while the others give positive ratings. I was wondering if you use any of these sites for information an if you have a bias towards one being more accurate then another. Thanks Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on January 27, 2017
Q: Am considering adding a half position of each to my wife's TFSA. She already owns ALA, BCE, CPG, and RY. What do you think of their future earnings next quarter? Would you suggest another alternative to either one?
Thanks Jack
Read Answer Asked by John on January 27, 2017
Q: Peter; Just in case you missed this which would of course benefit VSN. Rod
Among the other projects are the $3 billion Atlantic Sunrise project in Pennsylvania, delayed in March, and the $3 billion Jordan Cove LNG project in Oregon, rejected in March. The $700 million Gateway Pacific coal terminal was rejected in May, and the PennEast Pipeline, in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, was delayed in March. The $5.1 billion Atlantic Coast Pipeline in West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina was delayed in April.
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on January 25, 2017
Q: are these reasonable buys for income and/or growth?
Read Answer Asked by Sam on January 24, 2017
Q: When analyzing Canadian stocks with considerable exposure to the US, how much of the stock appreciation in the last 5 years would be attributable to the declining Canadian dollar, and more importantly, would a rising Canadian dollar have the reverse effect? Would the effect be different for a utility like AQN with large capital investment, as opposed to a services company like TD? Would management participate in hedging strategies to limit any negative effect on stock price?
Read Answer Asked by Marco on January 24, 2017