Q: Hello, I have held this company , Algoma for a long time. Unfortunately, it has been uninspiring for quite a bit. I understand it is reflecting the stagnant economy, but with warmer weather coming is it worth holding, or time to go?
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Q: Why such a negative effect in buying rest of Crius Energy ?
Q: I understand that some individual reits are considered 'fully valued' on a P/E basis - based on historical 'norms'
question: looking at ZRE can you provide a 'rough' calc on the overall P/E with an eye to whether you feel it is at, near or over its traditional long term valuation range
or, more importantly, based on metrics you (5I) would use, what is your currently concern about reit valuations?
thank you in advance
question: looking at ZRE can you provide a 'rough' calc on the overall P/E with an eye to whether you feel it is at, near or over its traditional long term valuation range
or, more importantly, based on metrics you (5I) would use, what is your currently concern about reit valuations?
thank you in advance
Q: Could you give us your opinion on this company please. Bruce Cambell on market call compared it to a Dolorama in the way they could increase their number of store and margins.
Thank you as always
Thank you as always
Q: Good Morning 5i,
Any thoughts on Premier Wynne's $7B plan to revamp Ontario's fossil fuel use? Is there something I'm missing here with this continued push for electric cars, now encouraging expensive electricity for home heating? Is she aware that over 70% of electricity comes from the burning of fossil fuels, nuclear, natural gas and coal in particular? Natural Gas is a cheap abundant clean burning fuel for home heating. Even all this discussion about electric cars, I think its very unlikely if not impossible to have all our electricity use provided from renewables? Even Lithium for lithium batteries is a fossil fuel that is mined from the earth, I used a friends brand new lithium battery lawnmower on the weekend and after only 10 minutes of cutting the grass the fully charged battery was dead and took over 5 hours to recharge. All this stuff seems absurd, where are the adults in the room lol..Seriously though it is concerning when they are using our tax dollars to pursue this nonsense, climate change has occured for Eons, this is nothing new and to tax your citizens with the belief that you are going to alter Macro climate change is absurd to say the least. Thank-you ( sorry for my morning rant)
Any thoughts on Premier Wynne's $7B plan to revamp Ontario's fossil fuel use? Is there something I'm missing here with this continued push for electric cars, now encouraging expensive electricity for home heating? Is she aware that over 70% of electricity comes from the burning of fossil fuels, nuclear, natural gas and coal in particular? Natural Gas is a cheap abundant clean burning fuel for home heating. Even all this discussion about electric cars, I think its very unlikely if not impossible to have all our electricity use provided from renewables? Even Lithium for lithium batteries is a fossil fuel that is mined from the earth, I used a friends brand new lithium battery lawnmower on the weekend and after only 10 minutes of cutting the grass the fully charged battery was dead and took over 5 hours to recharge. All this stuff seems absurd, where are the adults in the room lol..Seriously though it is concerning when they are using our tax dollars to pursue this nonsense, climate change has occured for Eons, this is nothing new and to tax your citizens with the belief that you are going to alter Macro climate change is absurd to say the least. Thank-you ( sorry for my morning rant)
Q: Interest rate anxiety seems to be sweeping the markets again. Refresh my memory about what sectors are likely to be hurt worst in this silliness. I would have thought reits, utilities and telcom but it was consumer staples that got hammered today while the telcos did fine.
Q: There seems to be no limit to the share price decline of BOS. I don't own it but have been watching. Does it now represent both good value and a growth opportunity? I know you don't like buying into negative momentum. For someone with room in their portfolio to add a couple of growth names is BOS a good place to put new money today or would you rather stick with a more positive momentum play like KXS?
Q: Hi, could you please comment on the recent volatility in PBH stock. A BNN guest attributed large market moves in stocks like WPK, PBH etc to portfolio managers' repositioning after a big run up in past 12 months. Thanks
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Was a bit surprised yesterday in your response to Matt about his dad targeting 6% return. You suggested for additional names GSY,HCG and AGT . None of those three generate that in yield so you are obviously expecting capital appreciation. I have seen you recommend GSY and HCG many times and own those but have not seen the same level of referral about AGT from you. I have considered it in the past but was always thinking I had missed the boat. Scotia came out the other day after earnings with basically a hold with no movement in the next twelve months. Since then it has dropped. Globeinvest for what it is worth say current P/E is 51.20 and future is 12.76. Could you please expand on your reasons for optimism and potential for share appreciation.
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Was a bit surprised yesterday in your response to Matt about his dad targeting 6% return. You suggested for additional names GSY,HCG and AGT . None of those three generate that in yield so you are obviously expecting capital appreciation. I have seen you recommend GSY and HCG many times and own those but have not seen the same level of referral about AGT from you. I have considered it in the past but was always thinking I had missed the boat. Scotia came out the other day after earnings with basically a hold with no movement in the next twelve months. Since then it has dropped. Globeinvest for what it is worth say current P/E is 51.20 and future is 12.76. Could you please expand on your reasons for optimism and potential for share appreciation.
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
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Corus Entertainment Inc. Class B Non-Voting Shares (CJR.B)
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Chorus Aviation Inc. Voting and Variable Voting Shares (CHR)
Q: Which would you prefer for an income investor corus entertainment or chorus aviation, income and some growth.
Q: On April 26 you replied to a question on CWX and concluded a breakout above $5 is possible. It is now trading at $5.50. Do you think it still has room to run? Would you purchase it for a long term hold? Thanks
Q: Hi 5i Team. I was wondering if you could tell me your top three names that you would buy today if entering the market. This is play money in a TFSA, my RRSP follows your Balanced Portfolio so risk and diversification concerns do not need to weigh into your answer. I am a big boy and understand there are no guarantees so do not expect an angry e-mail if these names do not perform. Just wondering what you would do if you were shopping for stocks today.
Q: I would appreciate your advice regarding Brookfield's announcement concerning BBP (Brookfield Business Partners). Bam.a has dropped today seeming on the news. As a shareholder of BAM. A already would this be a good opportunity to buy more? Is the opportunity to then also end up with BBP shares also make this a good buying decision?
Thanks for your help with this decision.
Thanks for your help with this decision.
Q: Can you provide recommendations for exposure to the Consumer Staples, Energy,Basic Materials and Healthcare
sectors ( Canadian, US or International stocks). My aim is to create a balanced portfolio with a timeframe of 5-7 years.
Thank you.
sectors ( Canadian, US or International stocks). My aim is to create a balanced portfolio with a timeframe of 5-7 years.
Thank you.
Q: In your April 21st response to a question about CJT, you suggested "keeping an eye on it" as you had some concerns if the economy slows. What exactly should one be keeping an eye on in order to determine a total exit. I bought a small position over 6 years ago at a cost of $6.50 so am happy with the current $31+ price along with receiving a regular dividend. It is now 4.2% of my portfolio. Do you feel this is too high a % and if so, what weighting would you suggest and what would you replace it with ?
Q: In light of your updated report on gamehost would a switch make sense to savaria. I usually try to replace a stock at or around the same price my thinking being that if sis has the potential to move up $2.00 faster than gamehost then I do not risk more money on a small cap stock and can recoup my $2.00 loss on gamehost faster with owning savaria.Does this strategy make any sense? I get they are completely different sectors.
Q: I am overloaded in the Consumer Staples Sector. I have MRU, ATD.B, PBH, & BPF.UN. and would like to lighten up by dumping one. Am loathe to dump Boston Pizza because of its 7.44% Y. Would you please list them in terms of growth possibility and which one you think would generate the least returns over say 1 - 3 yrs time frame.
Q: Would you bet on a better offer coming or is it time to sell at the $4.50 price and move on?
Q: Want to know your thoughts on this company. It was mentioned in a recent financial post article. Its very small and looks to have a lot of debt but would like your opinion. Thanks.
Q: hi.. Just sold 150 shares of this bank and would like to know of 2 stocks you would recommend as replacement no oil as overweight! thanx in advance Cliff