Q: I'm looking for a dividend growth stock in the industrial/materials sector to round out an income portfolio focussed on dividend growth stocks. What are your thoughts on XTC now that NAFTA-related issues are behind us? Any other recommendations in this sector? Thanks.
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Q: I have a question about 761
Last question was a year ago. The chart is not looking good down for over 3 years now. Would you buy it for the dividend and when do you see a price reversal ?
Thanks.
Last question was a year ago. The chart is not looking good down for over 3 years now. Would you buy it for the dividend and when do you see a price reversal ?
Thanks.
Q: What happened to Cascades today, down 8%?
Q: Good evening
Are there any data centre REITs that you would recommend. This is a growth dsector, but P/Es are very high. Alternatively, are there other REIT sub-sectors [such as gaming, 5G towers] that you would prefer. I am looking for REITs that can sustain high interest rates sand continue to grow and throw off decent yield.
Thx
Sam
Thx
Are there any data centre REITs that you would recommend. This is a growth dsector, but P/Es are very high. Alternatively, are there other REIT sub-sectors [such as gaming, 5G towers] that you would prefer. I am looking for REITs that can sustain high interest rates sand continue to grow and throw off decent yield.
Thx
Sam
Thx
Q: Good evening
Given recent results, is this a good time to take an initial position in COST? Or, are there other consumer defensive stocks you would prefer?
Thx
Given recent results, is this a good time to take an initial position in COST? Or, are there other consumer defensive stocks you would prefer?
Thx
Q: A recent Globe & Mail article listed a few examples of medical technology stocks. One could add others - ISRG. Could you comment on this sub-sector and recommend your top 2 or 3 Cdn and US stocks for long-term, and what is it about these that stands out in terms of unique contribution to healthcare and reduced healthcare costs.
Q: I got a little caught up in the hype on this one a few months back. Do you feel it is worth continuing to hold at these levels for the company prospects as it looks like the chart has broken down significantly? Thanks again.
Q: Would you please provide your perspective on this stock for a retired, income oriented investor. Juicy 17% dividend is hard to resist .... Thanks.
Q: I have a 1/2 position in CSH.UN. I was considering adding to it, but maybe I should buy SIA instead. Which one do you prefer today and why?
Paul
Paul
Q: Hey guys, What are your thoughts on Vanadium. With prices now over $20/lb companies like LGO, EFR, and FVAN have taken notice and are positioning for a potentially huge demand for Vanadium. Is the China demand(requires Vanadium in rebar) and battery demand real? and worth a spec position in one of the companies above?
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Dollarama Inc. (DOL)
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Stars Group Inc. (The) (TSGI)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
Q: hi Peter a little confused by the P/E ratios which you show on these companies profiles. if I use 2019 EPS estimates that you Kindly provided I get PBH p/e of 17.34 not 34.10 SIS p/e of 23.20 not 34.40. DOL p/e of 20.52 not 24.50 and TSGI p/e of 11.82 not 73.50. not sure what I am missing. thanks Richard
Q: I recently read a article in the Globe and Mail about companies on the TSX that have a PEG ratio of less than 1.0. CHR was included in this article. It had a PEG ratio of 0.4. I realize there are many criteria to consider when investing but PEG ratio is one that I think is important. Based on his information CHR is either a screaming buy or the earnings growth rate is way out of whack. Which do you think and would you recommend CHR for long term investment (5 years or more)?
Q: Can I get your opinion on Stanley Black and Decker? I’m looking to diversify into the industrial space, would now be a good entry point?
Q: I have asked this question before and still do not have a good answer. Why is the Financial sector not recovering in the US Yesterday seen all the Payment companies getting hit hard Visa , PayPal MasterCard ,Square, US Banks held their own but are still lagging badly YTD Canadian companies including banks continue to lag the overall market. Time to exit the financial sectors or at least take some profits before they erode completely ? Thanks for your views on this
Q: Can you give me the actual share count of short interest in Kinaxis? For both the US and Cdn exchanges.
Thank you David
Thank you David
Q: Peter,
I am trying to come up with a range of debt to equity (ratio) that an investor should look at to determine relative safety of a stock. Do you have a specific ratio you consider acceptable or is it very industry and economic cycle specific? Do you trust the reported numbers you see in various on line publications or is it best to go to Sedar and figure it out oneself?
Thank you
Paul
I am trying to come up with a range of debt to equity (ratio) that an investor should look at to determine relative safety of a stock. Do you have a specific ratio you consider acceptable or is it very industry and economic cycle specific? Do you trust the reported numbers you see in various on line publications or is it best to go to Sedar and figure it out oneself?
Thank you
Paul
Q: Interested in your view of this small stock.
Thanks,
Nancy
Thanks,
Nancy
Q: Which stocks are you recommending in the Industrial space that have been beaten up and have growth potential? Thanks for your service.
Q: Which is more relevant when looking at cash rich companies to invest in; cash per share or 5 year cash growth rate?
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO)
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Vanguard Global Momentum Factor ETF (VMO)
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Vanguard Global Value Factor ETF (VVL)
Q: Good evening
A recent article in the Financial Times identified the simple ETF portfolio as having 3 equal components - global value ETF, global momentum ETF and a global small-cap ETF. The author provided statistical support. Please advise which ETFs [global or US] you would recommend for each one.
Thanks
A recent article in the Financial Times identified the simple ETF portfolio as having 3 equal components - global value ETF, global momentum ETF and a global small-cap ETF. The author provided statistical support. Please advise which ETFs [global or US] you would recommend for each one.
Thanks