Q: Any comments on Boyd Group earnings release, Thanks
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Q: Hi,
Could you comment on the latest quarter?
Thanks
Could you comment on the latest quarter?
Thanks
Q: Could you give a current opinion of this international oil company
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Stella-Jones Inc. (SJ)
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Stars Group Inc. (The) (TSGI)
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TMX Group Limited (X)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN)
Q: Was about to enter positions in these names but they all took off 5 percent or greater after earning release. Would you wait for them to settle before starting a position? Other then a major market correction when is the best time to buy?
Q: What is U-Tube Red and does this latest news release provide good opportunities for DHX or is it relatively insignificant?
Q: Would you please update your comments on MPVD in light of the Q2 results released yesterday?
Q: Re SIS latest Q---record revenue of $39.1m meets estimates,record EBITDA $6.5m misses estimates & eps 0.7 misses estimated 0.12.Please your opinion.Thanks for u usual great services & views
Q: Your take on HWO results.The market likes it as up in this terrible markets & oil sector.I have 1% position(down 38%).Is it time to add.Thanks for u usual great services & advices
Q: PPL's share price has been falling for the last month or so and pipelines as a group (TRP, ENB, KEY and IPL) are facing similar pressure though by different degrees. Where does this headwind come from and what was he cause? Thanks.
Q: For an investor with a higher risk tolerance who is always fully invested, do you think it is possible to profit on a risk adjusted basis from buying into a market dip on margin (assuming a "reasonable" margin rate of <6%)?
Given your experience, what would be reasonable parameters of a system to do this? I am thinking something along the lines of: If the market (e.g. index tracking ETF(s)) drops 10%, deploy 10% margin, drops another 10% deploy another 10% margin, ... subsequently deleveraging by a similar scheme on the way back up. Are there other schemes in the same vein you are aware of which are profitable?
Would it instead make more sense to wait for the market trend to reverse before deploying margin? For example, say you sit idly while the market drops 30%. Then you wait for the trend to reverse (e.g. Spot price > 200 SMA) and deploy margin, perhaps in 20% increments monthly as the trend continues eventually delevaraging at a new market peak.
Thanks as always.
Given your experience, what would be reasonable parameters of a system to do this? I am thinking something along the lines of: If the market (e.g. index tracking ETF(s)) drops 10%, deploy 10% margin, drops another 10% deploy another 10% margin, ... subsequently deleveraging by a similar scheme on the way back up. Are there other schemes in the same vein you are aware of which are profitable?
Would it instead make more sense to wait for the market trend to reverse before deploying margin? For example, say you sit idly while the market drops 30%. Then you wait for the trend to reverse (e.g. Spot price > 200 SMA) and deploy margin, perhaps in 20% increments monthly as the trend continues eventually delevaraging at a new market peak.
Thanks as always.
Q: I have a question about 988
Hi, my broker has advised to sell Csh.un,has anything changed or is it over valued?I bought at 11.60
Would you keep long term for a income investor,or is there a better stock for this sector?
Thanks for your advise.
Hi, my broker has advised to sell Csh.un,has anything changed or is it over valued?I bought at 11.60
Would you keep long term for a income investor,or is there a better stock for this sector?
Thanks for your advise.
Q: Do you think this is a good entry point for a long term hold?
Q: Could I please have your analysis on their latest quarter?
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Q: Hi Can I have your comments on Boston,s results
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Stan
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Stan
Q: Not a question, just two comments:
1) Two days ago I asked a question & expressed a certain level of discomfort with the slide in KXS, to which you "poured oil on the waters". In answer to a question from another subscriber, also about KXS, you reminded us to keep a longer-term focus, be in for the long haul not the short term. Thank you!
2) BMO Capital Markets & NA have both today issued reports with "Outperform" ratings for KXS, further reminder to keep a view of the long term and not panic. I do wonder, though, at the discrepancy in these two reports' price targets -- $82 & $100 -- that's a big spread!
Thanks for helping keeping us on the investment straight-and-narrow. LM.
1) Two days ago I asked a question & expressed a certain level of discomfort with the slide in KXS, to which you "poured oil on the waters". In answer to a question from another subscriber, also about KXS, you reminded us to keep a longer-term focus, be in for the long haul not the short term. Thank you!
2) BMO Capital Markets & NA have both today issued reports with "Outperform" ratings for KXS, further reminder to keep a view of the long term and not panic. I do wonder, though, at the discrepancy in these two reports' price targets -- $82 & $100 -- that's a big spread!
Thanks for helping keeping us on the investment straight-and-narrow. LM.
Q: Can you please comment on the earnings for Savaria $SIS. Thanks Valter
Q: Good morning,
Could you please offer your insights on the latest quarter and subsequent price decline of Hot.un. Would you purchase at these levels?
Thank you,
Brad
Could you please offer your insights on the latest quarter and subsequent price decline of Hot.un. Would you purchase at these levels?
Thank you,
Brad
Q: Is freshii a buy at around 9.50 a share?
Q: Good morning,
Would this pull back be a good time to pick away at Canadian banks particularly TD and BNS.
Thanks Carl
Would this pull back be a good time to pick away at Canadian banks particularly TD and BNS.
Thanks Carl
Q: Do you have your appearance recorded