Investment Q&A

Q: Hey Peter & Team,

I bought a full position 2 years ago @ $19. Enjoyed a good dividend but eventually lost patience with the Capital Gains expectations and the lack of prospects for a positive future and sold in April @ $21.28.

Today I saw recent results and they looked very good with metrics being up across the board and interestingly enough, much of the success attributed to the stronger U$.

I would like to hear your thoughts on the results and, considering we can expect the U$ to remain strong for the foreseeable future, if you think renewing my position at these levels is a good idea or a bad one?

Thanks for all you do

Gord

ps... been sitting on 50% cash since Aug which is why all of a sudden back I have so many questions. I think we could see some recovery happening for many undervalued stocks after the recent correction in the new year. Trick is finding those undervalued companies.

Q: Would appreciate your choice & why. Thanks, Austin

Q: Could you please comment on Prometic's earnings release?
Thank you, Peter

Q: Can you explain to the less educated why SPB should be selling off when they declare to pay out the debentures at 7.5% in this low interest environment, I would have thought that was good thing, but obviously the market does not agree me, I guess this is an opportunity to add to my position.

Q: Tst had a great run last week. Do u think it will go further?
Thank u very much

Q: Further to Patricia's question: WEQ management has announced that it may pursue "transactions to improve WesternOne's current capital structure, including assessing alternatives for the outstanding convertible debentures." In the conference call, they suggested that everyone knows what sort of transactions they're talking about. So what are they talking about?

Q: Is CRH cheap relative to its peers? Do you think now is a good time to buy? What is the forward P/E?

Q: I own the following REITS for income: DIR.UN, AAR.UN, SRU.UN, AX.UN, HR.UN. I own about the same % in each REIT, and they are in balanced proportion to the rest of my portfolio. I have no intention of adjusting my total REIT proportion as a whole, but rather treat them like a home-made ETF. I will hold for a long time frame, can weather some dips, but, I only want to hold high quality REITS and preferably nothing in Alberta in case oil companies have to start letting their office spaces go. Could you comment on my list for quality, and suggest any you would see as a sell. Would it be better to cut down the number of REITS and add the funds to one or more of the others? Or, on the other hand, is there something I am missing to complete my "ETF". Thanks very much.

Q: My current utilities allocation is 7.4% spread over BEP.UN, ALA, and PPL. Can you please suggest a forth holding for stability and dividend growth that would be suitable to pick up at current prices?

Thanks,

Stephen

Q: What is the current price to NAV ratio of ZRE? As an alternative, can you recommend a couple of high quality reits that are currently trading below NAV or at least not much of a premium?
Thanks

Q: Peter and team
Could you comment on this mornings earnings report? Thanks. Chris

Q: Hello 5i,
Would it be wise to reduce my holdings in MG given the recent results and global economic concerns?
Thanks

Q: I am currently underweight these stocks and would like to get to full weight. What would be your order of preference on buying these today?

Q: Hi Peter and team,
Given its good results just released, and your answer to another Mike's question earlier, is BAD fairly or undervalued at $22?
Thanks and great work.
Mike

Q: I am looking for an ETF that tracks a "dividend growers" index in US$ for global exposure. I note it is relatively small at M$77. What do you think of WDIV or would you have an alternative suggestion? It looks as though VIG would fit the bill for purely US exposure?
Thanks

Q: I'm confused by the latest market turmoil over impending fed rate hikes. I have a list of almost 200 ETFs, and virtually none have done well in the last five days - except utilities and dividends, whose stocks ought to be falling if the market is that concerned about rate hikes. Meanwhile, all the banks, including US regionals, and all the insurance companies, are also down. They ought to benefit from rate hikes. Or do I have it all wrong?

Q: Is the negative writing on the wall for MMT especially with the latest news release indicating more shares being practically given away to the prospective buyers ? Sell or hold? Is there any recourse for share holders who don't seem to be well represented by either the BOD or First Energy who are supposed to be looking after share holders' best interests?Thanks

Q: Hi Team:

The stock price has been looking shaky recently. Should I hold for the long term?
Thanks

Q: Hi How would you rate Roe's position if it is successful in it's bidding process for several Mexican blocks?

Q: Would you please give your comments and future outlook on above mentioned company?
Much appreciated.
Albert