Q: Notwithstanding it's strong year overall, do you have any sense as to why it's been weak of late (since Mid Aug)? Anything specific to the company, and if not, the sector? Many thanks!
Q: I'm up over 200% on CELH (thanks!) and although I don't see any red flags, I think it's time to trim back from an 11% holding. I've had LMN on my watch list for some time, do you think trimming CELH and buying LMN would give me a similar growth profile stock? Does LMN also trade on the US markets so I could keep my currency in USD?
Q: hi, can I get your thoughts on Canadian tire as a long term hold. in particular I am interested in growth prospects, dividend sustainability and dividend growth. do you expect more downside in price over short term? what price would be a comfortable entry point?
cheers, Chris
Q: Hi guys
Northwest Company keeps hitting new lows. I see current earnings of 2.42 and a PE of 12.6. Do you know what the earning are expected to be for 2024? I am assuming one reason the stock has dropped so much was because sales would have been negatively affected in their stores in the North West Territories in towns like Yellowknife and Hay river. I guess we will see how significant that is when earning are released on September 13th.
At these levels how compelling a buy do you consider NWC? I am thinking of adding to my position but it still would be less than a 3% weight.
I'm creating TFSAs for my two children, and I would like to purchase a basket of 15-20 Canadian stocks and CIBC CDRs, since their accounts are commission-free.
Could you please recommend some names for me to consider with a focus on growth while maintaining some sector diversity.
Would you recommend adding a global ETF for geographical diversity? If so, what?
Feel free to subtract as many credits as you see fit.
Q: Do you consider either railway a good new investment right now? I used your interactive chart to compare the two, and if you bought CNR 10 years ago you are probably pretty happy, but over the last 5 years CP outperformed, and ytd CP has ground up a bit while CN has drifted down. In the current interest rate environment I don’t think anyone is buying either for the dividend? Is there an investment thesis here somewhere or are there just plain better ideas? Thanks for your thoughts.
Q: Thank you for your recent analysis of style "factors", especially growth vs. value. What would be your top pick for each of growth and value in each of the Canadian economic sectors, large or mid-cap names preferred. Thanks, Brian
Q: Looking at re-allocating funds from oil sector in either BAM or LMN. Currently have a 3% holding in BN. This would be inside an RRSP with a goal leaving alone for 20 years. What would your preference be. Allocation would be 1.5%.
Q: Has the situation changed re: JWEL? In July you suggested 15X or $ 24.60/share as a better entry point. We are there but it keeps dropping. Start accumulating or wait till it finds a bottom?
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Q: Just curious if you can enlighten me on the liquidity/risk of individual preferred shares? Are they liquid and what would you be looking for at this stage of the interest rate cycle. They seem to be beaten down pretty good, and the yields are compelling. Also, would you do perpetual fixed or floater/resets and why? thanks
Q: Am retired with a cash account full of utilities, banks , pipes, reits, telecoms etc. for income. Over the last 6 months have added BN and GSY for more growth. Have targeted the following growth stocks for next purchase :
XIT : basket of CDN techs
LMN : a mini CSU
EQB : Stephen Smith involvement
TSU: speciality insurance
TCN : faster growing US south residential real estate
Your opinion of each would be appreciated. What is your order of buying based on valuation and growth potential ?
Thanks. Derek