Q: Canadian Solar is trading on the US stock exchange and, to my knowledge, is not trading in Canada although a Canadian Company. I would be interested in your assessment of this Company. With the demand for solar expanding and the cost of solar panels dropping it would seem like a good long term investment. What do you think.
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Q: I am thinking of selling MTSN as I have lost nearly 31% of my invesment on this stock. I am think of replacing it something which would not be as bad as this one. What would you suggest buying to recuperate this loss in the US small cap space which has good growth potential.
Q: Hi Peter Can I have your thoughts on Tesla latest announcement about energy storage .This sounds very good
Kind Regards
Stan
Kind Regards
Stan
Q: Hi there,
I have been looking for an entry point for this technology player and am wondering if you think this is a good entry point. I show 25X this year's earnings - but it is off from its high and i have struggled with its valuation but the stock has always been pricey compared to its canadian counterparts. Do you think there is more downside here and a better entry point or worth stepping in now.
I have been looking for an entry point for this technology player and am wondering if you think this is a good entry point. I show 25X this year's earnings - but it is off from its high and i have struggled with its valuation but the stock has always been pricey compared to its canadian counterparts. Do you think there is more downside here and a better entry point or worth stepping in now.
Q: Does it look like last night's Q1 report is good enough to keep the momentum going for Glu? I have held it since $3 and would like your opinion if it is time to sell. Thank you.
Q: Would TPHX be a worth while purchase.Is there a chance for fast growth. Eddie.
Q: Good afternoon:
You have mentioned SFL on occasion in the past. Would it be relatively safe to add to a small position at the present price for income purposes only?
Thank you.
You have mentioned SFL on occasion in the past. Would it be relatively safe to add to a small position at the present price for income purposes only?
Thank you.
Q: I covered my short on TWRT late tuesday afternoon. What do you think should be done with the stock at this lower price.
Q: Hi Peter and Team!!! I know that you do not normally follow US stocks, but I was wondering if you have heard of Align Technologies and what you think of it as a growth stock. Cheers, Tamara
Q: Hello, what are you thoughts on xerox as long term hold? It has recently lowered its earning forecats and revenue has declined past few years. What similar company in us would you recommend replacing with if you considder it a sell?
Q: Do you still expect modest growth from PFE into 2016? What might the impact of the strong US$ be on earnings and results? I have held it for several years for the dividend mainly. I would like to buy WSP instead and know this is apples to almonds, still....your opinion please and thank you.
Q: Can you please give me advice on how to purchase us stocks in the most cost efficient manner.
I do not have very much in consumer staples and would look toward the US side to diversify.
I would consider purchasing proctor and gamble for example and 1000 shares would be > 80 000 $ US.
I have the funds in canadian dollars. I presently self manage my portfolio through BMO investor line.
how would you recommend proceeding with such a purchase in the most cost / fee efficient manner.
would you recommend an ETF in the consumer staples sector instead ?
thank you
Ernie
I do not have very much in consumer staples and would look toward the US side to diversify.
I would consider purchasing proctor and gamble for example and 1000 shares would be > 80 000 $ US.
I have the funds in canadian dollars. I presently self manage my portfolio through BMO investor line.
how would you recommend proceeding with such a purchase in the most cost / fee efficient manner.
would you recommend an ETF in the consumer staples sector instead ?
thank you
Ernie
Q: I bought this etf a year ago. It is in my RRSP US account. The etf is up 7%. Should i sell and buy it back when it dips. It has 0.15% expense ratio. Can you treat these etf's like stocks, or should it be held long term. It keeps fluctuating, so I thought of cashing in. Is it a good strategy. Thank you
Q: Hi Peter and 5iResearch Team,
Can you please advise on the outlook for Apple. I am up 25%, with Apple comprising 4% of my portfolio. Can you comment on the valuations for technology and the Nasdaq? With valuations at record levels, are these reasonable given profits, economic outlook. Thank you. Linda
Can you please advise on the outlook for Apple. I am up 25%, with Apple comprising 4% of my portfolio. Can you comment on the valuations for technology and the Nasdaq? With valuations at record levels, are these reasonable given profits, economic outlook. Thank you. Linda
Q: This stock has gone up
$14 in last 2 months
ANY THOUGHTS PLEASE
$14 in last 2 months
ANY THOUGHTS PLEASE
Q: Bonjour, I would like your comments on these two American companies: FBHS and Fluor Corp. (FLR).What is the expected growth and share appreciation?
Merci
Ronald
Merci
Ronald
Q: What do you think of this company? Present value and future prospects?
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: Hi Peter and team. For the most part, I am a buy and hold investor with a very long time horizon especially for dividend-paying stocks. However, I also use a buy-write strategy where I write covered calls on stocks. For example, I am considering doing this with AAPL $135 calls expiring in July (07/17/15) that last traded at $4.46. So, if buy 100 shares stock and write 1 call, three month upside (after transaction fees) about $900 for a $13000 investment (7%) Any thoughts or advice on this? (E.g. what time frame for calls would you suggest? Any "art" of selecting the best delta?) Thanks for great service!
Q: Hi Peter,
When I first started to subscribe I decided to take not of some of the US stocks you mentioned and thought highly of, as I was in need of some US ideas for that side of my port.
The ideas I recorded that you suggested to certain subscribers were MTSN/PSEM/OREX.
Since March 1 MTSN is down 30%, PSEM is down 20% and OREX is down 13%.
What is your thoughts on these 3 stocks after these tumbles. What happened to them and why? Would you still buy them, hold them if you own them, or sell if you own them?
I know you don't offer detailed coverage on these three but I would appreciate your answers as you seem to be familiar with them.
Thanks in advance.
When I first started to subscribe I decided to take not of some of the US stocks you mentioned and thought highly of, as I was in need of some US ideas for that side of my port.
The ideas I recorded that you suggested to certain subscribers were MTSN/PSEM/OREX.
Since March 1 MTSN is down 30%, PSEM is down 20% and OREX is down 13%.
What is your thoughts on these 3 stocks after these tumbles. What happened to them and why? Would you still buy them, hold them if you own them, or sell if you own them?
I know you don't offer detailed coverage on these three but I would appreciate your answers as you seem to be familiar with them.
Thanks in advance.
Q: Brookfield's U.S.-traded income funds (Infrastructure INF, Total Return HTR and High Income HHY are all trading much closer to their 52-week lows than their highs. Can you explain why? Do you consider them good investments for income and growth?