Investment Q&A

Q: Good morning,

if you had to pick one of these which would it be and why? Historically who has performed better.

Q: First…. Thanks for getting me into this stock. I am currently looking to add to it at around $33. On my Direct Investing site PRL is considered to be undervalued with a FAIR VALUE of $222. Would you please clarify what this means. I gather it is based on earnings growth. But does this mean $222 TODAY? Or $222 in the future for example 1 year,3 years, 5 years? Thanks.

Q: Whose share price will benefit the most from the lng export terminal opening on the BC coast? Thank you

Q: Hi, I'm looking for a financial company with a significant dividend (above 3%) for a long term stable hold with some growth. I already own MS, JPM, XLF, and RY (CDN). Which of my choices (ING, HSBC, RY (US), LYG, NWG would you choose? Do you have any better alternatives?

Q: Hello Team,
Could you give me a short commentary on both and which would you prefer for total return over the next couple of years. I already own Telus and wonder if there would be too much overlap to own both.
Thank You,
Barry

Q: What are your top 5 Canadian dividend picks for these uncertain times? Looking for capital preservation and dividend sustainability with a 5 - 10 year time frame.

Thanks so much.

Q: Do you think, TOI will also make a cut to the list of possible compounders, in Canadian small to mid cap space, over next 5- 10 years, in addition to the names, included in your reply to Jeff's question ?

Thank You

Q: Can you provide an updated view / outlook got this name?

Q: Can you give your thoughts on the TGH acquisition. Do you like the deal. Did they overpay? Do you like the business, value proposition and would you buy the stock.

Thanks

Q: Can you comment on the bought deal financing. Seems like a lot of dilution. Thanks

Q: When does Galaxy enter the Nasdaq?

Q: Looking for a generous dividend with some growth and reasonable volatility for a long term hold. Which would you suggest? Are there tax issues with a royalty company like FRU?

Q: Can you please comment on Interments quarter just announced? The numbers are hard for me to interpret because a number of properties have been sold.. Yet they apparently were sold above NAV, and company has been buying back shares at a very rapid pace - I believe they bought back 4.4% of their shares in 2025 already. How do you interpret the numbers (eg. FFO and AFFO) as well as the share repurchase programme?

Q: Does CSU and PLTR operate in SAAS industries and are there any similarities in the business in which they operate?

Thx

Q: So I bought GLXY at its peak of $34.00 and then watched it drop precipitously and then bought more at $15.00 so averaged out at $19.50 , it’s now $32.00. What a ride ! In my TFSA and still own.
I bought it because it is well managed, diversified in the crypto world, solid financials , future Nasdaq listing , and looks to benefit from Trump’s support of crypto.
While I have personally experienced its volatility I wish to mitigate such extremes as I recently experienced. I am worse at selling than buying a stock ( common to many investors ?) so am looking at stop loss orders. I believe you are not a fan but David Burrows uses them on every stock so thoughts vary on them. He uses point and click charts ? I was thinking of just using a simple % such as a 20% decline since it has such volatility. What is your suggestion on selling stocks and using certain dynamics when determining when to sell ? Thanks. Derek.

Q: Hi, comments on the acquisition by Tourmaline last night?

Are they getting one piece or two?

Q: Peter; Could you comment on BDT numbers- seemed ok to me but Mr. Market doesn’t seem to like them ? Thanks .
Rod

Q: Why FTT share price has increased so much in the last few days?

Thanks,

Q: Would you be able to comment on VericalScope's recent results? Would you buy, sell or hold? Thank you for your wonderful service.

Q: I am looking to increase my fixed income percentage but this current market has me bamboozled. Major markets are basically even YTD despite Trump's tariffs still being on the books. There was a significant rally the other day because the US is “only” going to levy 30% tariffs and China will drop theirs to “only”20%! But while the markets go up, long term bonds continue to drop which I thought was a negative market indicator. So are things as mixed up and incoherent as I think? And with this background is now a good time to buy long bonds, short bonds or equal amounts of both?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.