Q: I see you have recently been supportive of MRT which has seen a substantial run down in pricing in the last five or so years, as has CUF. My understanding is that CUF has measures in place which address its prior shortcomings and should promote a recovery. Do you support this view for CUF and do you consider its prospects favour a recovery in MRT pricing. Thank you.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Good morning
I own some centera gold (CG), This morning it droped by 18 %
Please can i have your thoughts on the co.
Is it a buy sell or hold.
Thank you
I own some centera gold (CG), This morning it droped by 18 %
Please can i have your thoughts on the co.
Is it a buy sell or hold.
Thank you
Q: This is getting killed today. I just bought it last week. Do you suggest a hold and forget or should I be worried about it and ready to jump ship if it falls further? I have a lot of money in it. Thanks,
Jason
Jason
Q: Hi,
I am really optimistic about the prospects for Dis at these levels low 150's would you be comfortable with a full position I already started a half position at appox 151.5. If you had a rating system what would you classify Disney as? B+ or A? Thank you.
Shyam
I am really optimistic about the prospects for Dis at these levels low 150's would you be comfortable with a full position I already started a half position at appox 151.5. If you had a rating system what would you classify Disney as? B+ or A? Thank you.
Shyam
Q: Another option for Paul aside from Sharesight is CanadaStockChannel.Com
On this one, you don’t have to register. If you use it repeatedly on the same day they will ask you to sign up, but you can come back another day and look up more stocks with no hassle.
Only tracks TSX stocks, and only based on $10k initial investment. It will compare returns with dividend reinvested and without, and will compare against various benchmarks.
Main reason I wanted to chime in though is just to urge everyone to do this exercise, whatever site you use, if you have not done so previously.
It is a real eye-opener to compare the longterm performance of different kinds of equities,, and seeing this should make some rethink their approach. A friend did this with me a long time ago (it was much harder then!) and I am very grateful today.
Good luck fellow investors.
John
On this one, you don’t have to register. If you use it repeatedly on the same day they will ask you to sign up, but you can come back another day and look up more stocks with no hassle.
Only tracks TSX stocks, and only based on $10k initial investment. It will compare returns with dividend reinvested and without, and will compare against various benchmarks.
Main reason I wanted to chime in though is just to urge everyone to do this exercise, whatever site you use, if you have not done so previously.
It is a real eye-opener to compare the longterm performance of different kinds of equities,, and seeing this should make some rethink their approach. A friend did this with me a long time ago (it was much harder then!) and I am very grateful today.
Good luck fellow investors.
John
Q: Questioned asked by Paul; "a website that will calculate the current value of stock investment whereby you enter the original investment amount at a specific date many years ( decades ) ago and it calculates the current value, also taking into account the reinvestment of all dividends."
Try Wealthica | Wealthscope - Income widget. NOTE: Requires subscription. https://app.wealthica.com/
Roy
Try Wealthica | Wealthscope - Income widget. NOTE: Requires subscription. https://app.wealthica.com/
Roy
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG)
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Boyd Group Income Fund (BYD.UN)
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Knight Therapeutics Inc. (GUD)
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S&P/TSX Composite Index (TSX)
Q: Hi,
I'm looking to start investing a lump sum over the next 12 months or so. What list of Canadian stocks would you recommend at current levels? Do you have 5-7 names that you find particularly attractive right now. Looking for a mix of growth and income with not too much risk.
Thanks,
Jason
I'm looking to start investing a lump sum over the next 12 months or so. What list of Canadian stocks would you recommend at current levels? Do you have 5-7 names that you find particularly attractive right now. Looking for a mix of growth and income with not too much risk.
Thanks,
Jason
Q: Your view on Aileron Therapeutics please
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iShares 1-10 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBH)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
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Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond Index ETF (VSC)
Q: I start withdrawing from my RIF next year. At this point I have just under 6% in VSC, 5% in XBB, 2% in XHY and was thinking of adding some CBH for the longer term corporate bonds.
If you feel my thinking is correct what % limit would you set for CBH? I know there is more to my investments than what is listed here with BCE and ENB et al also held for their income stream but I want to get your thoughts.
Thank you,
Ron
If you feel my thinking is correct what % limit would you set for CBH? I know there is more to my investments than what is listed here with BCE and ENB et al also held for their income stream but I want to get your thoughts.
Thank you,
Ron
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Knight Therapeutics Inc. (GUD)
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Health Care Select Sector SPDR (XLV)
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iShares U.S. Medical Devices ETF (IHI)
Q: I have no exposure to health care, pharma in my RRSP and would welcome your recommendation, and rationale for a core holding.
Cheers!
Cheers!
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iShares NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XQQ)
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iShares PHLX SOX Semiconductor Sector Index Fund (SOXX)
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Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Technology ETF (RYT)
Q: Greetings,
Currently my tech exposure is coming from XQQ. Analytics is suggesting adding another 2.5%. Should I add more XQQ? Or what do you think of SOXX or RYT? Thanks
Currently my tech exposure is coming from XQQ. Analytics is suggesting adding another 2.5%. Should I add more XQQ? Or what do you think of SOXX or RYT? Thanks
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Methanex Corporation (MX)
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFT)
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Precision Drilling Corporation (PD)
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Transcontinental Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (TCL.A)
Q: Hi Team,
Can you suggest similar sector/quality stocks to replace the following stocks which I like to do the tax loss selling and would like to stay with the sector !
PD - loss 39%
MX - loss 32%
TCL.a - loss 25%
VET - loss 30%
WFT - loss 15%
Please deduct my credits as needed.
Thank you as always !
Tak
Can you suggest similar sector/quality stocks to replace the following stocks which I like to do the tax loss selling and would like to stay with the sector !
PD - loss 39%
MX - loss 32%
TCL.a - loss 25%
VET - loss 30%
WFT - loss 15%
Please deduct my credits as needed.
Thank you as always !
Tak
Q: After checking with a CRA employee I understand they rec. only info on non-registered a/c's. In past years & more than once I have taken a small loss & quickly repurchased in a Registered or TFSA a/c. No problems. Worst that can happen they will deny loss.
If it's a huge loss I would not take that chance.
If it's a huge loss I would not take that chance.
Q: Hi Team! Any comments on the prospects for the above noted stock?
Q: Do you think there might be other offers than the one from Zinjin this morning?
Q: Questioned asked by Paul; "a website that will calculate the current value of stock investment whereby you enter the original investment amount at a specific date many years ( decades ) ago and it calculates the current value, also taking into account the reinvestment of all dividends. "
Try Sharesight. Up to ten holdings can be tracked for free.
https://www.sharesight.com/
Roy
Try Sharesight. Up to ten holdings can be tracked for free.
https://www.sharesight.com/
Roy
Q: Can I please get your opinion of AbbVie.
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: India-I would like to broaden my investments internationally and am drawn to growth in India. The Fairfax option is less desireable to me because the units are (I believe) sold in U.S. Dollars. a)Are there any investment vehicles that you would recommend? and b) any with dividends?
Q: I need to rebalance and would like your top 3 recommendations in both Health Care and Consumer Defensive. It’s for a ten year investment window. Thnks
Q: please list in order of preference your 4 favourite Canadian wide moat companies thanks Richard