Q: Hi 5i! What is your take on the weakness after what seemed to be good Q4 results. Could it be the results were already priced in? Disappointing 2018 guidance? Multiple contraction? General market conditions?
Thank you!
Q: Do you consider LEG.us a value stock or value AND growth? Is it reasonable to buy at current levels for a conservative investor with an eye to long term growth and some dividend? Its ROE seems good, but PEG is almost 2 (1.95, I think). If you have other suggestions I would appreciate them very much
Q: Greetings. Latest results look improved. Is the worst behind them and do you think this is a reasonable investment at this stage. I currently own WSP global but am looking to add another position. With the questionable action on Aecon and Stantec's results, SNC seems to be a better option with more global exposure.
Your thoughts.
Q: I have a significant holding ( and loss ) in Arconic , a spinoff from Alcoa. I had expected the Aircraft Industry Sector expansion to lift this stock - Any thoughts ?
Q: If I wanted to invest in a theme where the real US economy begins to see robust growth from the benefit of the Trump admin's policies that benefit the working class and domestic economic activity, are there any US stocks that you could suggest that may benefit from such a scenario?
When options are being written in a covered call ETF, what would be the contributing factors (ie. sector, interest rates) would effect the price of the options being written at a discount or premium and why?
If you were pick for a long-term hold, RBC CANADIAN DIVIDEND FUND SERIES D or BMO CANADIAN HIGH DIVIDEND COVERED CALL ETF, which would you favour and why?
I was wondering what your view would be on the changes that the drop in a utility like enbridge might be finished or whether there is more to come. It is an attractive price at the moment. But, there are a number of rate hikes coming in the coming year. Would these already be written in, or is there more carnage to come? Just looking for an educated guess.
thanks
Q: I would appreciate insight as to when international bonds should be considered as part of the fixed income portfolio, as presently my fixed income is largely Canadian (VAB) and US (VCSH, VGIT). I have an interest in having non-Canadian exposure to balance the risks to the Canadian economy posed by NAFTA changes and high Canadian household debts which could present the possibility of a lower CAD. The number of developed market international bond ETFs seem to be limited. Is there value as a portfolio stabilizer in being invested in a fund such as BNDX-Q to gain international government bond exposure, and are there better options to investigate?