Q: I hold the above equities. I have additional funds to allocate. Your suggestions please. Take this opportunity to thank Peter for a great job, very reliable.
I would not want to add to my positions in ECN.PR.A , ENB, PNG ,& LSPD because of weighting’s and/or risk.
Q: Please, what are earnings expectations for the next Q results for BNS, TD, NA.
I have not found a web site that would give that info, can you suggest one ?
Thanks,
Q: WEF and Steelworkers have reached a tentative agreement and the stock has reacted accordingly, currently reaching the top of its trading range over the past six months. However, of other forest product stocks, only ADN seems to be improving; is most of WEF's appreciation potential (for, say, the next year) baked-in now?
Q: Hi
I am looking for a good Canadian REIT ETF and a US REIT ETF from the US. I understand that the Canadian REIT will have less diversification but am interested anyways. Thanks, Len
Q: In our RESP we now have: MX, NFI, BNS, PIF, ABT, TRP, ENB and BEP.UN. The kids are still young (6 and 5). We have ~4K to invest now and wonder what you might think would be a good addition. Are there some you would delete?
Q: Can you please suggest a few names in the utility sector that are non-energy to complement ENB and FTS on the energy transportation and generation side. Thanks.
Q: I have purposely maintained my non-registered foreign holdings (principally US) below $100K simply to avoid the hassle of reporting to Revenue Canada and completing a T1135. I now find that continuing to do so will leave me underinvested in US markets. Is there a way to get broad US exposure (i.e. S&P 500) with an ETF that would not be deemed as foreign property? Would HXS or HXS.U accomplish this? If yes is there an equivalent Nasdaq ETF?
Q: I think the market is too complacent of the effects of the coronavirus. China is arguably the largest industrial manufacturer in the world and it has been all but shut down for the past month. I spoke to a friend whose company has a factory in China and event though it is not near the province where the virus has started, the factory is at low productivity because of worker fear and reliance on parts from other factories that are directly effected. If this were happening in North America, the markets would have sold off.
Q: Hi, just to add to your response to Pat's question, PGF 210 is a F Class (MER 1.40%) fund and is available only on Fee Based accounts. For a standard Self-Directed account with no fee, the option would be PGF 200 (MER 2.40%). I think. Thanks
Q: What would you include in a "hard asset" strategy to offset global currency devaluation? Obviously gold is a hedge, but what other sectors would you include - metals, materials (all commodities?), REITs, real estate, infrastructure holdings, maybe even utillities? Please include a few names to consider. Thanks.
Q: Hi 5iR, InterRent real estate appears to me to be a low profile property owner and developer with about 8000 suite located in Ontario and Quebec. The stock price is currently $17.00 and the company yields a very modest, 1.8%. If I had bought IIP in 2015, when it traded at $5.00 I would now be up 240%. The 5yr graph is any investors dream, slow and steady, constantly moving up with almost zero volatility. I like what I see and read about this company.
What am I missing here??? Thanks Team. Cheers, Chris