Q: For European and Japanese equity market exposure at this time, do you recommend using Canadian $ hedged ETF's or unhedged versions? What specific ETF's would you recommend for these two markets?
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Q: Are you going to make any portfolio changes in the near future? I am slowly transitioning into your portfolio and am wondering if you will make any changes in the new year. I have some cash on hand and have been waiting for a timely entry, perhaps the time is nearing! Thank you once again.
Q: Please rate A B C
Q: Hello Peter:
I see on some bullboards for stocks that investors ask someone to post the house positions for a certain stock. What info can be derived from this? Is this how much the various brokerages have traded a stock for their clients or is it how much these brokerages actually own themselves and move around. I am with Scotia iTrade and my trades are personal decisions, do they end up in these house position totals?
Thanks in advance
Brendan
I see on some bullboards for stocks that investors ask someone to post the house positions for a certain stock. What info can be derived from this? Is this how much the various brokerages have traded a stock for their clients or is it how much these brokerages actually own themselves and move around. I am with Scotia iTrade and my trades are personal decisions, do they end up in these house position totals?
Thanks in advance
Brendan
Q: What is your opinion about this stock?thank you.ebrahim
Q: Hello, crazy times in the oil patch. I am hearing some analysts touting oil and worried about natural gas and of course lots of people saying the opposite. I do have Tourmaline which is down of course. Any sense switching for CNQ, or just let time do it's thing . I was going to wait until closer to the end of tax loss selling before making any changes
Q: What do you think of td earings and this bank going forward.
Q: I am thinking of putting a credit spred on this Oil etf .I want to go out to 2016 (jan)
Where would you think Oil`s range would be then ?$75-80 ? Is there a symbol that I can follow OIL-- on chart to plot 20-50-200 day average ?
Thanks ---great service ---great site
Don
Where would you think Oil`s range would be then ?$75-80 ? Is there a symbol that I can follow OIL-- on chart to plot 20-50-200 day average ?
Thanks ---great service ---great site
Don
Q: Would you still consider holding this company(its in my TFSA)? It is about 5% of my portfolio and the recent decline is worrisome.
Q: BDI announced a 27 million contract yesterday and today the stock is down 15%. Your thoughts please. Thank you
Q: I know you are getting sick of some of these oil related questions.Is the price of this not just getting crazy.What would it be worth if it had no dividend. Any extra news i haven't heard of.
Q: Two questions related to oil companies cutting back on expenditures and dividends.
Reaction to some oil companies saying they will cut back on cap expenditures has been swift with BDI down a lot today. (I assume that is why they are down). My question is how quickly do oil companies ramp up their expenditures once oil prices start to increase again (hopefully) and should we expect BDI to move up with oil prices or will there likely be a lag?
Secondly, what do you expect the market's response to be to the oil sector in general given Canadian Oil Sands decision to cut their dividend? Would you think all companies will drop or will it be on a case by case basis?
thanks.
Paul F.
Reaction to some oil companies saying they will cut back on cap expenditures has been swift with BDI down a lot today. (I assume that is why they are down). My question is how quickly do oil companies ramp up their expenditures once oil prices start to increase again (hopefully) and should we expect BDI to move up with oil prices or will there likely be a lag?
Secondly, what do you expect the market's response to be to the oil sector in general given Canadian Oil Sands decision to cut their dividend? Would you think all companies will drop or will it be on a case by case basis?
thanks.
Paul F.
Q: Good Morning: Would this be a good time to add to Gildan after the big drop on earnings disappointment. Thank you
Q: Hi team, Your thoughts please on GIL Q4 report. Would this be an opportunity to start a position? Thx a lot!
Q: Sector rotation keeps coming up in various posts. I sense you agree.
Clearly there is a rotation out of energy. Any other sectors?
And where is the smart money going? And what would be the top couple of names in each of those "rotated into" sectors?
Thank you.
Clearly there is a rotation out of energy. Any other sectors?
And where is the smart money going? And what would be the top couple of names in each of those "rotated into" sectors?
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Q: Hello,
I did well with amaya thanks to you. I sold some on the way up and although my position is not that big i am thinkng about selling a bit more. My question is do you feel the stock can go much higher based on valuation and growth outlook in the next 2 years or so ? Thank you.
I did well with amaya thanks to you. I sold some on the way up and although my position is not that big i am thinkng about selling a bit more. My question is do you feel the stock can go much higher based on valuation and growth outlook in the next 2 years or so ? Thank you.
Q: Your thoughts on this investment please and on Bombardier in general. I have held this for many years. Thanks
Q: Good afternoon,
US discretionary spending is indicted to rise with oil dropping, wmt is hitting new highs in anticipation. I consider a moderate risk investment in light of "new money" theoretically ready to deploy. What are your thoughts, where will Canadians spend if discretionary spending increases, will they payoff debt ( bad for banks), would they spend on credit with increased sentiment on repay ability (good for banks, magna, cineplex).. where would you invest in light of the economic change?
Thanks,
Eric
US discretionary spending is indicted to rise with oil dropping, wmt is hitting new highs in anticipation. I consider a moderate risk investment in light of "new money" theoretically ready to deploy. What are your thoughts, where will Canadians spend if discretionary spending increases, will they payoff debt ( bad for banks), would they spend on credit with increased sentiment on repay ability (good for banks, magna, cineplex).. where would you invest in light of the economic change?
Thanks,
Eric
Q: Hi Peter,
Would you give me your opinion on above stock please. I consider to start buying some now.
Thank you.
Albert
Would you give me your opinion on above stock please. I consider to start buying some now.
Thank you.
Albert
Q: Would you consider Freehold Royalties a buy? Tx