Q: My New Years resolution is to concentrate my portfolio. I am considering selling CVE and buying more WCP.
Would this be a wise trade?
David.
Would this be a wise trade?
David.
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Q: Peter, just a comment
My very first question/comment 3 years ago (!)was about the treatment of Canadian companies in the USA and the multitude of pains they were going through to get permits. Would you believe that Romarco took 7 years to obtain all permits to end up being immediately challenged by the Sierra Club (last month). South Carolina is desperate to get jobs and the community is all behind Romarco. It will probably be another 6 months to get some resolution for a project that was costing gold extraction at $500 and is now still very much profitable, but at around $800 this time around.I own and like romarco a lot.
I have watched and invested often in other companies facing the same challenges... Augusta, Peeble creel.. and Invernia which went through hell for many years on all sorts of injunctions, it was incredible to follow what they went through. I understand their pain, and the need to sell ( i made my last purchase at .035 cents and sold at .7 ). I wish Australia and the USA would treat us the same way we seem to treat them.
Publish if you deem it interesting for the community. It is only a comment no more.
My very first question/comment 3 years ago (!)was about the treatment of Canadian companies in the USA and the multitude of pains they were going through to get permits. Would you believe that Romarco took 7 years to obtain all permits to end up being immediately challenged by the Sierra Club (last month). South Carolina is desperate to get jobs and the community is all behind Romarco. It will probably be another 6 months to get some resolution for a project that was costing gold extraction at $500 and is now still very much profitable, but at around $800 this time around.I own and like romarco a lot.
I have watched and invested often in other companies facing the same challenges... Augusta, Peeble creel.. and Invernia which went through hell for many years on all sorts of injunctions, it was incredible to follow what they went through. I understand their pain, and the need to sell ( i made my last purchase at .035 cents and sold at .7 ). I wish Australia and the USA would treat us the same way we seem to treat them.
Publish if you deem it interesting for the community. It is only a comment no more.
Q: With the recent moves in the price of oil and nat gas what is your perception on the survivability of Kelt in this environment. Also what percent of production is oil and gas.
Q: I am confused, are they paying an annual declared dividend or are they paying an annual special dividend- depending on how the year has unfolded. And what is your thoughts on the companies prospects going forward.
Q: bdi sorry for being stupid but your comment "Yes; patience will be needed, but in our monthly review for our Model Portfolio we just added a 1.6% weighting to our Black Diamond position.
View 5i Reports on this Company. if you added a 1.6% weighting shouldn't the new weighting be higher than 1.6%
View 5i Reports on this Company. if you added a 1.6% weighting shouldn't the new weighting be higher than 1.6%
Q: What are your thoughts on PSG now? Is debt still a worry?
Q: I am very curious about exactly how oil/natural gas price hedging works. Who takes the hedge bets and are they sufficiently funded to meet their obligations now that most, if not all, hedges have to be paid due to low commodity prices? In addition, typically, how much would a company pay to hedge the price they wish to guarantee and has anyone ever defaulted on a hedge?
Thank you.
Steven
Thank you.
Steven
Q: Happy New year to Peter and the rest of the 5i team
Yet another question on a U$ equity which I know is always "a little" out of bounds but... this is a very large cap company that has some significant upside from what I can see. Yet it continues to go down reaching it's lowest point today since Nov 2012.
7X 2015 projected EPS, 25% increase in backlog, Q3 GM up Q over Q, and an expectation of a considerable increase in revenue moving forward.
What am I missing here?
Thanks for all you do
Gord
Yet another question on a U$ equity which I know is always "a little" out of bounds but... this is a very large cap company that has some significant upside from what I can see. Yet it continues to go down reaching it's lowest point today since Nov 2012.
7X 2015 projected EPS, 25% increase in backlog, Q3 GM up Q over Q, and an expectation of a considerable increase in revenue moving forward.
What am I missing here?
Thanks for all you do
Gord
Q: currently have only Canadian index funds in bulk of portfolio;
plus a dividend fund... am considering the addition of the banks and insurance etf to take advantage of the pull back in the banks and the long range benefit the interest hikes could give impetus to the insurance industry. your thoughts??
plus a dividend fund... am considering the addition of the banks and insurance etf to take advantage of the pull back in the banks and the long range benefit the interest hikes could give impetus to the insurance industry. your thoughts??
Q: What are you some of your recommendations for $US denominated bond etfs? Should I be selecting short, intermediate or long term bonds (or broad-based)?
Q: I've been watching GUD for the past couple of months looking for an entry point, and hasn't seemed to pull back at all with the rest of the market. I know you advise against timing the market, but do you think now would be a good time to jump in? Or do you think there will be more volatility in the short term? Also, what 2-3 other growth companies outside of oil and gas would you recommend for a TFSA with a 3 year investment horizon?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: What is your opinion on this company for potential growth as well as maintaining it dividend?
Q: I have been researching Ridley, and have noticed that they seem to have paid generous dividends (all by way of special dividends, annually) all (well, three years, anyway) in excess of per-share net income and very close to or sometimes exceeding per-share cash flow.
That doesn't appear to be sustainable -- or what am I missing or misinterpreting?
Have the last three years merely been a "catch-up" to investors for prior years without dividends?
I understand that dividends under a policy such as theirs (i.e. special dividends) is less certain than a regular quarterly or monthly stream, but how much comfort level can we take on future dividends from RCL?
Thanks for doing your part in distinguishing investors in quality companies from "investors" in the market!
That doesn't appear to be sustainable -- or what am I missing or misinterpreting?
Have the last three years merely been a "catch-up" to investors for prior years without dividends?
I understand that dividends under a policy such as theirs (i.e. special dividends) is less certain than a regular quarterly or monthly stream, but how much comfort level can we take on future dividends from RCL?
Thanks for doing your part in distinguishing investors in quality companies from "investors" in the market!
Q: I am considering this stock for my Beat the TSX in 2015. What is your outlook for the company in the coming year as well as its ability to maintain the current dividend?
Q: Happy New Year! We have exposure to the above Banks. After these 2 day's of decline I am concerned about the future and we are considering selling them now and coming back later. Would you consider this the right move OR would you advise to stay the course. Some of this Bank money will be used mid summer for a new house build so we need to make as few mistakes as possible right now. Thx for any help you may be able to give.
Q: What is the best method for an average investor to hedge these low energy prices for our benefit at the pump long term
Q: I realize that forecasting the bottom of oil prices is not possible, but just for fun, if you think oil will see $40 and possibly less, would you sell your various oil holdings now - bte, cpg, sgy etc, even if you have a 50%+ loss??
Q: You have not been asked about IVW for some time. It has done nothing for years and now at $0.05 it seems to be at a multi-year low. Provided it can survive until economies around the world begin to pick up, it may be a good "bottom fishing" opportunity. Do you have a current view on this Company?
Don
Don
Q: Follow-up to Matthieu's question:
My layman's understanding of the car dealerships has always been that they make relatively little profit on actual car sales but rather on follow-up service and repairs. If that is the case, it would seem to me that any "temporary" (e.g. < 2 years)reduction in Alberta car sales should not have a drastic effect on dealership profitability. Consequently, I do not understand why ACQ stock is being hammered so severely in the current environment. On the contrary, it now seems to be a good buying opportunity.
I would appreciate your comments. Thanks!
My layman's understanding of the car dealerships has always been that they make relatively little profit on actual car sales but rather on follow-up service and repairs. If that is the case, it would seem to me that any "temporary" (e.g. < 2 years)reduction in Alberta car sales should not have a drastic effect on dealership profitability. Consequently, I do not understand why ACQ stock is being hammered so severely in the current environment. On the contrary, it now seems to be a good buying opportunity.
I would appreciate your comments. Thanks!
Q: Your thoughts on Rba