Q: Trevali was down about 8% today on about three times its normal trading volume. Do you know of any particular reason for this. Also do you think there is still downside to the stock. Thank you.
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Q: Hi Ryan.I am up $18000. on 3100 shares of SIS..With the way it looks should I sell 1-2 of these shares or should i just hang in there. If I should sell some where would you put the$$. Thanks in advance.. Cliff
Q: The Debt to Capital ratios on DOL and BRP are 108.94% and 152.63% respectively ( source TD Webroker). Are their ratios for real? If so, what would happen to the stock price when a recessive events (i.e. cash flow stalls, fast interest rate rise or other) occurs?
Q: Hi there, I noticed SIS has been halted. What are your thoughts regarding the acquisition of Garaventa Lift?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Good Morning!
Please provide your analysis of Open Text for 2-3 year investment period. Is this a buy or hold at current valuations? Thank you.
Please provide your analysis of Open Text for 2-3 year investment period. Is this a buy or hold at current valuations? Thank you.
Q: My questions are related ECN:
1) what will be the catalyst to get this stock to move higher;
2) what is the impact of higher interest rates and why;
3) what is the impact of a lower Canadian dollar and why;
4) I have a half position, is this a good time to increase my position?
Thank you.
1) what will be the catalyst to get this stock to move higher;
2) what is the impact of higher interest rates and why;
3) what is the impact of a lower Canadian dollar and why;
4) I have a half position, is this a good time to increase my position?
Thank you.
Q: Saw a remark onBNN on PKI about valuation being very high. How do you see present value versus PKI's growth potential?
Q: I notice this is down a fair amount from your initial position in the Growth Portfolio. Has anything changed (NAFTA, the metals market, etc) in your reasoning for holding this company? Or could this be a good time to step in to a position?
Thank You as always
Thank You as always
Q: You like the long term prospects for VB. What are your thoughts on their preferred shares:Vb.pr.a or b?
Q: Good Morning,
Is it to late to buy Boyd and why?
Thanks
Paul
Is it to late to buy Boyd and why?
Thanks
Paul
Q: Please comment on earnings, thanks.
Q: Hello Peter / Ryan and Team,
Looking at COV. Seems like there is a huge difference between Shares Outstanding and Floating shares. Does this mean that there are a lot of shares locked by insiders? When are these scheduled to be able to be traded and is that a concern for the future with the stock up so much? With the large run up lately, do you still feel it is a good buying opportunity or would you wait for a pull back as the chart gives me a bit of a pause.
Thanks for all you do,
Wes
Looking at COV. Seems like there is a huge difference between Shares Outstanding and Floating shares. Does this mean that there are a lot of shares locked by insiders? When are these scheduled to be able to be traded and is that a concern for the future with the stock up so much? With the large run up lately, do you still feel it is a good buying opportunity or would you wait for a pull back as the chart gives me a bit of a pause.
Thanks for all you do,
Wes
Q: Like to know what you think about atd.b. I’am a somewhat long term investor, I consider 3 years as the beginning of a long term hold and will hold at lot longer 5+ years if the stock is performing.
I have had look at atd.b with a three year chart and seen three years ago it was at about $57 and today it was at about $57, with a high of $68 a year ago. Did the have a stock split?
I do find it hard holding this stock as I only get .70% for waiting, and I do have a hard time picking the highs and selling.
Question is I do like a combination of dividend and growth ( I’m not greedy but do like to see something in 3 years) would you hang on, or could you suggest a company with more dividend and a little more growth.
Thanks for your comments
I have had look at atd.b with a three year chart and seen three years ago it was at about $57 and today it was at about $57, with a high of $68 a year ago. Did the have a stock split?
I do find it hard holding this stock as I only get .70% for waiting, and I do have a hard time picking the highs and selling.
Question is I do like a combination of dividend and growth ( I’m not greedy but do like to see something in 3 years) would you hang on, or could you suggest a company with more dividend and a little more growth.
Thanks for your comments
Q: From Zacks Equity Research:
It commonly happens in stock investing that investors miss the chance of buying winning stocks that they knew would stand out. Before they take the plunge, others get to know the hidden potential and enter into these stocks, pushing them out of reach.
So, instead of repenting, spotting the off-the-radar potential winners and immediately investing in them could be a smart decision.
One such company that looks well positioned for a solid gain, but has been overlooked by investors lately, is Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. BEP. This Utility - Electric Power stock has actually seen estimates rise over the past month for the current fiscal year by about 57.1%. But that is not yet reflected in its price, as the stock lost 2.2% over the same time frame.
It commonly happens in stock investing that investors miss the chance of buying winning stocks that they knew would stand out. Before they take the plunge, others get to know the hidden potential and enter into these stocks, pushing them out of reach.
So, instead of repenting, spotting the off-the-radar potential winners and immediately investing in them could be a smart decision.
One such company that looks well positioned for a solid gain, but has been overlooked by investors lately, is Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. BEP. This Utility - Electric Power stock has actually seen estimates rise over the past month for the current fiscal year by about 57.1%. But that is not yet reflected in its price, as the stock lost 2.2% over the same time frame.
Q: Mr. Hodson, what is this matter about GUD being reassessed for past activities dating back to 2014. Is this a serious matter ? What is the likely outcome in your opinion ?
Q: Good Morning any thoughts about the news this morning in regards to the CRA tax re-assement? Looks like CRA and QRA are challenging the sale of the voucher back in 2014 and concluded that GUD owes $42MM. Gud plans on appealing this, any thoughts on this issue?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: The GUD investing thesis is largely based on management including past success with Paladin. Paladin was certainly a well run company and created lots of value for shareholders so credit to management is not misplaced. But, do you think that the ultimate success with Paladin was more a function of incredibly lucky timing to have been taken out during a really crazy pharma cycle? In other words, how much credit goes to management and how much goes to a once in a generation crazy pharma cycle?
Q: Hi Ryan any shorts on this it seems under a lot of down ward pressure
Kind Regards
Stan
Kind Regards
Stan
Q: Well again getting into a mining stock is killing my portfolio. I bought TV ONLY ABOUT THREE WEEKS AGO AT $1.11 only to see it now at .81. Down almost five grand in that short a period of time. Very frustrating. I don’t want to hold for three years HOPING to get back to even. If YOU owned running a portfolio would you take the rest of the money that is left and RUN somewhere else. It is in my RRSP so no tax implication.
Q: Good day...I have great respect for your management of the balanced portfolio..my question is the addition of tsgi at a 4% position...this seems out of the ordinary for the way you run this portfolio...generally I have noticed that you start with a 2% position and then allow it to grow...I know you have a valid reason and I am asking to advance my knowledge of trading...thanks for your expert management....Gene