Q: I currently hold positions in two drillers - CET and HWO. I am looking to consolidate my holdings into one driller. CET and HWO are pursuing very different strategies going forward. CET is acquiring firms and HWO is divesting assets. In your opinion what is the better company to keep or is it too close to call?
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
Q: I am a but overweight consumer staples and would like to sell either CCL.B or PBH to raise some cash for better opportunities elsewhere. Both are in a registered account so no tax implications. Which one would you sell at this time and why?
Q: Minto and apartment REITS in general like Killam and CAR-UN.TO have fallen substantially Minto for example trading at about 53% of its one year high and a P/E of 1.56 which I know is not the best metric for reits AFFO looks good that being said do you think they have more than priced in the interest rate rises at this point and are a good buy here.
Q: Hello 5I,
Just wondering at what point it is time to move on? Flat on a big day? Just wondering thoughts?
Thanks
Just wondering at what point it is time to move on? Flat on a big day? Just wondering thoughts?
Thanks
Q: What are your views of Tyson with respect to their performance this year and growth potential. Thanks Gerry.
Q: Hi there, I’ve been watching DOC for awhile. I realize that it’s affected by “end of pandemic” malaise of these virtual health stocks, and also the general breakdown of small cap stocks. Just wondering though, it’s down so much more in the past 12 months at .22 cents today…is there something bad going on with this company?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Hi 5i,
Today, mid-day, October 13, 2022, CMCSA seems to have popped +5%.
This stock seems to have been on a steady decline for at least 1 year. Do you have any ideas what may have cause it to jump suddenly today?
Can you please also provide your thoughts on why it has been out of favor for at least a year and whether you like it or not.
thanks
Today, mid-day, October 13, 2022, CMCSA seems to have popped +5%.
This stock seems to have been on a steady decline for at least 1 year. Do you have any ideas what may have cause it to jump suddenly today?
Can you please also provide your thoughts on why it has been out of favor for at least a year and whether you like it or not.
thanks
Q: Can you claim a tax loss when moving between hedged and unhedged versions of the same ETF? Thanks
Q: Hello,
Hard to ignore this one with a 10% yield, no ? I see that they have always maintained their dividend over the years. From what I understand, the stock has never been this cheap since its IPO 8 years ago.
Is the distribution sustainable ? If so on what metrics do you base your opinion ?
is this a buy ?!
Many thanks !
Hard to ignore this one with a 10% yield, no ? I see that they have always maintained their dividend over the years. From what I understand, the stock has never been this cheap since its IPO 8 years ago.
Is the distribution sustainable ? If so on what metrics do you base your opinion ?
is this a buy ?!
Many thanks !
Q: Date of Record and Ex-dividend dates….
If planning to sell a stock while qualifying for the dividend, may the stock be sold on the ex-dividend date (given the two days to settle trade) or must it be after the ex-dividend date?
Are there exceptions to the general rule?
If planning to sell a stock while qualifying for the dividend, may the stock be sold on the ex-dividend date (given the two days to settle trade) or must it be after the ex-dividend date?
Are there exceptions to the general rule?
Q: From time to time, your answers about certain equities suggest that the stock "is not one we worry about". Are there any names in your Balanced and Growth portfolios that you are worried about?
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Parkland Corporation (PKI)
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Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (GRT.UN)
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BMO Low Volatility Canadian Equity ETF (ZLB)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN)
Q: I have these Equities in a RIF Account and I would like to add cash I have available. Please let me know your preferences and maybe your reasons if possible.
Thank you as always.
Albert
Thank you as always.
Albert
Q: Hello, I just received an optional conversion notice, from series 38 to series 39. Would you suggest converting in this case, or remaining with the original series 38 that I am currently holding? Thank you as always...
Q: QCOM has been dropped a fair amount more in recent weeks, perhaps due to news about a US policy about chips to China. While big on chip manufacturing, does QCOM in fact have more (eg IP assets) that would make the large drop because of the US policy announcement overdone?
In any event, does QCOM have good potential for a recovery in the next short while? Otherwise, I might take a tax loss and add to, say, MSFT; any comment about that move?
thank you for your excellent service
In any event, does QCOM have good potential for a recovery in the next short while? Otherwise, I might take a tax loss and add to, say, MSFT; any comment about that move?
thank you for your excellent service
Q: Any idea why CSU continues to fall no matter what? Same level now as it was in June 2021.
Down another $15 today.
Sheldon
Down another $15 today.
Sheldon
Q: Hi 5i,
Is there a straight-forward way of determining the price that management/insiders of a publicly traded corp. purchased their shares? Is there a service you are aware of that quickly provides this information, or does an investor always need to dig through SEDAR filings to do this to find out.
Same question for institutional holders of a co. - is there a straight-forward way of finding out how much they bought into a corp. for?
Thanks in advance,
Tom
Is there a straight-forward way of determining the price that management/insiders of a publicly traded corp. purchased their shares? Is there a service you are aware of that quickly provides this information, or does an investor always need to dig through SEDAR filings to do this to find out.
Same question for institutional holders of a co. - is there a straight-forward way of finding out how much they bought into a corp. for?
Thanks in advance,
Tom
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO)
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Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
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National Bank of Canada (NA)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
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Intact Financial Corporation (IFC)
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Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
Q: Hi 51,
Thanks for your thoughtful answer to my question earlier this morning asking which sectors you expect to recover more quickly, and for some names you like in each.
The names you listed in the two sectors you identified (tech and consumer discretionary) were all US companies. Do you see the same sector recovery pattern being followed in Canada, and can you provide some Canadian names in the sectors you like that you would expect to 'lead the charge'? Thanks!
Peter
Thanks for your thoughtful answer to my question earlier this morning asking which sectors you expect to recover more quickly, and for some names you like in each.
The names you listed in the two sectors you identified (tech and consumer discretionary) were all US companies. Do you see the same sector recovery pattern being followed in Canada, and can you provide some Canadian names in the sectors you like that you would expect to 'lead the charge'? Thanks!
Peter
Q: I am currently in a loss position with ZEM. Would Revenue Canada allow me to claim a capital loss if I sold ZEM and immediately bought VEE?
What are the rules as to how Revenue Canada determines whether a new investment is sufficiently different to allow a capital loss?
Thank you for this wonderful service and the excellent advice.
What are the rules as to how Revenue Canada determines whether a new investment is sufficiently different to allow a capital loss?
Thank you for this wonderful service and the excellent advice.
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Apple Inc. (AAPL)
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Illumina Inc. (ILMN)
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Intuitive Surgical Inc. (ISRG)
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Rockwell Automation Inc. (ROK)
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Exact Sciences Corporation (EXAS)
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Ormat Technologies Inc. (ORA)
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Clearway Energy Inc. Class C (CWEN)
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Coinbase Global Inc (COIN)
Q: I read an article last night talking about if you had purchased AAPL stock on it's IPO 42 years ago at 22$ and invested 10G at that time and held until now the value not including the small div they pay would be roughly 14Million$ after all the splits your share count went from 400+ to over 100,000+ shares.. I know it is a tough call and this is more of a fun exercise but could you name a few companys/stocks that one day may return something like this over 30-40 year time block Canadian or USA..
Thanks
Thanks
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GE Aerospace (GE)
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Lightbridge Corporation (LTBR)
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Unifirst Corporation (UNF)
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BWX Technologies Inc. (BWXT)
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NuScale Power Corporation Class A (SMR)
Q: if SMRs [ small modular reactors ] take off , what businesses and spin off companies good really benefit from power producers of this sort ? thanks , have a super week.