Q: Peter et al; I think Madeline should be rewarded- maybe six extra questions? That was quite a mistake she uncovered. Publish if you wish.
Rod
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Q: 3:37 PM 5/3/2015
Hello 5i
The Thomson Reuters website says : "Notice for Canada Revenue Agency purposes: all dividends paid by Thomson Reuters Corporation are eligible dividends unless indicated otherwise".
Is Thomson Reuters a "Canadian" Company or is owning shares considered to be a "Foreign Property" and would a T1135 declaration be required?
Many thanks.... Paul K
Hello 5i
The Thomson Reuters website says : "Notice for Canada Revenue Agency purposes: all dividends paid by Thomson Reuters Corporation are eligible dividends unless indicated otherwise".
Is Thomson Reuters a "Canadian" Company or is owning shares considered to be a "Foreign Property" and would a T1135 declaration be required?
Many thanks.... Paul K
Q: How in the world did MBT – Manitoba Telecom get added to TSX Composite Buyback Index?
The S&P/TSX Composite Buyback Index provides exposure to the 50 constituent companies in the S&P/TSX Composite Index with the highest buyback ratio in the last 12 months. The buyback ratio is defined as the monetary amount of cash paid for common shares buyback in the last four calendar quarters with interim reports available divided by the total market capitalization of common shares at the beginning of the buyback period..
Insider shareholding total including directors, seems to be less than 50,000 total. Everybody owns rights or options instead.
Absolutely no buybacks that I can see. Also no insider activity other than right or options. Is this a mistake or a joke?
The S&P/TSX Composite Buyback Index provides exposure to the 50 constituent companies in the S&P/TSX Composite Index with the highest buyback ratio in the last 12 months. The buyback ratio is defined as the monetary amount of cash paid for common shares buyback in the last four calendar quarters with interim reports available divided by the total market capitalization of common shares at the beginning of the buyback period..
Insider shareholding total including directors, seems to be less than 50,000 total. Everybody owns rights or options instead.
Absolutely no buybacks that I can see. Also no insider activity other than right or options. Is this a mistake or a joke?
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan and 5i Team;
Would you please share you opinion on Lonestar West; regarding the year end financials, released yesterday.
Would you please share you opinion on Lonestar West; regarding the year end financials, released yesterday.
Q: what impact will the recently announced class action suit have on loblaws? I was considering buying it - should I wait or is this an appropriate entry point?
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
My RRIF portfolio consists of 83% equity and 17% cash. When I calculate my equity returns, I do not consider the cash position; do you consider the 5% cash position (as long as it is not redeployed) in the original model portfolio in calculating the returns?
Thanks,
Antoine
My RRIF portfolio consists of 83% equity and 17% cash. When I calculate my equity returns, I do not consider the cash position; do you consider the 5% cash position (as long as it is not redeployed) in the original model portfolio in calculating the returns?
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: Hello team, Your comments pls. on: "Competition Bureau Opposes Parkland Fuel Corporation's Acquisition of Pioneer Energy in 14 Communities". How would this affect PKI.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: Understanding that you focus on CDN stocks, I would value your opinion on Banco Santander SAN.US.
Do you see some upside at current valuations, the dividend sustainability, and ability to increase dividends.
Do you see some upside at current valuations, the dividend sustainability, and ability to increase dividends.
Q: Hi there,
I have been looking for an entry point for this technology player and am wondering if you think this is a good entry point. I show 25X this year's earnings - but it is off from its high and i have struggled with its valuation but the stock has always been pricey compared to its canadian counterparts. Do you think there is more downside here and a better entry point or worth stepping in now.
I have been looking for an entry point for this technology player and am wondering if you think this is a good entry point. I show 25X this year's earnings - but it is off from its high and i have struggled with its valuation but the stock has always been pricey compared to its canadian counterparts. Do you think there is more downside here and a better entry point or worth stepping in now.
Q: In an answer to Clint on April 30, regarding good management teams, you provided PEO as a possibility. I'm guessing you meant PEY (Peyto Corporation) rather than PEO (People Corporation)? Is that correct? ... or are you actually endorsing the management team of the latter?
Q: Could you please comment on the loyalist release
Q: Good Day,
Price of ITP had dropped by about 20% over just the last 2 months in spite of the lower Canadian dollars and energy costs. Just wondering what's your take on this company. Also, can you comment on the upcoming release of its 2015 Q1 results.
Think you kindly,
HS
Price of ITP had dropped by about 20% over just the last 2 months in spite of the lower Canadian dollars and energy costs. Just wondering what's your take on this company. Also, can you comment on the upcoming release of its 2015 Q1 results.
Think you kindly,
HS
Q: What is your opinion/analysis of Canyon Services Group Inc?
Would you consider it a good entry point?
Would you buy it (for the long haul) and get paid while waiting for a 'rebound'?
Thanks,
Jose.
Would you consider it a good entry point?
Would you buy it (for the long haul) and get paid while waiting for a 'rebound'?
Thanks,
Jose.
Q: My only exposure to the oil and gas sector has been ENB and BAD, which has been great for my portfolio, but now that oil is recovering I'd like to add one more. I'd like it to have a good dividend, good prospects and not go out of business if oil stays low for a long time. What stock would you suggest?
Also what would you suggest for real estate exposure? I'm looking for only one company or ETF that I can buy and hold for at least 5 years. Or do you recommend the sector be avoided due to how overvalued real estate is?
Also what would you suggest for real estate exposure? I'm looking for only one company or ETF that I can buy and hold for at least 5 years. Or do you recommend the sector be avoided due to how overvalued real estate is?
Q: Is it time tobuy?
Q: The plant has been purchased and it all looks very interesting.
http://www.electrovaya.com/pdf/PR/2015/PR20150429.pdf
There is a lot of buzz around emerging large format batteries and the potential market is truly enormous.
http://globenewswire.com/news-release/2015/04/29/730103/10131488/en/Electrovaya-Completes-Transformational-Acquisition-of-Evonik-Litarion-GmbH-and-Licensing-of-SEPARIONTM-Intellectual-Property-a-Unique-Ceramic-Composite-Separator-from-Evonik.html
This company produces non toxic lithium ion polymer batteries where most and maybe all others use a toxic ingredient. My concern is that this seems to be a family run business. Do you think that would hold them back from major success?
http://www.electrovaya.com/pdf/PR/2015/PR20150429.pdf
There is a lot of buzz around emerging large format batteries and the potential market is truly enormous.
http://globenewswire.com/news-release/2015/04/29/730103/10131488/en/Electrovaya-Completes-Transformational-Acquisition-of-Evonik-Litarion-GmbH-and-Licensing-of-SEPARIONTM-Intellectual-Property-a-Unique-Ceramic-Composite-Separator-from-Evonik.html
This company produces non toxic lithium ion polymer batteries where most and maybe all others use a toxic ingredient. My concern is that this seems to be a family run business. Do you think that would hold them back from major success?
Q: Can you comment on the earnings released today? Thanks.
Q: My investment in the Brookfield group of companies (BAM.A, BPY.UN, BIP.UN & BEP.UN) have taken a beating of late, down almost 3.5% collectively in less than a week alone this week. The group has been free falling prior to that. Can you put a finger on the cause?
I know BAM.A issued more shares recently but that alone should not cause the other three to tumble as well. BPY.UN issued a what I would consider a stellar 2015 Q1 results yesterday and yet SP keeps on falling today.
Please enlighten me on the possible causes. I'm totally perplexed on why this Canadian conglomerate stalwart falters so badly of late.
Thanks.
I know BAM.A issued more shares recently but that alone should not cause the other three to tumble as well. BPY.UN issued a what I would consider a stellar 2015 Q1 results yesterday and yet SP keeps on falling today.
Please enlighten me on the possible causes. I'm totally perplexed on why this Canadian conglomerate stalwart falters so badly of late.
Thanks.
Q: Other than latest earnings announcement, any idea why PJC.A down significantly since April 17? Is this a buying opportunity?
Q: hello 5i:
I am looking at investing in the "Income" part of OUR portfolio, and have been examining POT and AW.UN. POT pays a 4.6% dividend, trades at an 11.1 P/CFL vs a normal 13.8 P/CFL. AW.UN pays a 4.9% dividend, and trades at a 17.4 P/CFL vs a normal 13.1 P/CFL. The numbers I've quoted for normal are long term price/cash flows. Dividends look quite similar, and neither company is growing quickly (though POT should have more potential, I'd think). You have been strong advocates of AW.UN. Help me out here; don't the fundamentals favour POT. Isn't AW overvalued here and POT undervalued (I realize this is only one metric - what else should I be looking at?)
thanks
Paul L
I am looking at investing in the "Income" part of OUR portfolio, and have been examining POT and AW.UN. POT pays a 4.6% dividend, trades at an 11.1 P/CFL vs a normal 13.8 P/CFL. AW.UN pays a 4.9% dividend, and trades at a 17.4 P/CFL vs a normal 13.1 P/CFL. The numbers I've quoted for normal are long term price/cash flows. Dividends look quite similar, and neither company is growing quickly (though POT should have more potential, I'd think). You have been strong advocates of AW.UN. Help me out here; don't the fundamentals favour POT. Isn't AW overvalued here and POT undervalued (I realize this is only one metric - what else should I be looking at?)
thanks
Paul L