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Q: As the SOXX, iShares PHLX Semiconductor ETF is approaching it's all time high, PHO is bouncing along close to it's 52 week low. I understand the lag in spending from the semi companies showing up in PHO earnings, though it seems to me investors are paying up for forward earnings in semi companies but not PHO? Are similar companies to PHO experiencing the same fate or is this company specific? Do you have examples of similar companies to share?
Read Answer Asked by Charles on September 09, 2019
Q: I currently own TCL.A and NFI in my RRSP account and underwater by quite a bit and wonder if it would be better to sell one of these stock and buy BAD? I would add BAD but then I will be overweight in this sector as I also own WSP, SIS and CAE.
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Read Answer Asked on September 09, 2019
Q: Good morning.
It seems like the markets took a sudden wild turn on Thursday. Since then gold, utilities and reits are being booted out the door at a fairly high rate. Can you offer up a suggestion of what the markets might be thinking? Are they simply dumping equities or are they moving into some other sector?
Read Answer Asked by John on September 09, 2019
Q: Park Lawn Corp. has been pretty weak lately. You would think that with the amount of space to burry people getting less and less, that that their services would get a premium. Through the media I’ve been hearing about eco friendly ways if disposing of deceased. Things like composting (essentially becoming flowers in your flower bed) to burying people by road side and planting a tree over them. How would such future changes affect The company?
Read Answer Asked by Anthony on September 09, 2019
Q: A follow up to my previous question. When I receive the stock dividend for this security the cash value of the shares show as $0.00. Only the CIL has a value which varies from payment to payment. This value is deducted from the total book value of the security and there is no adjustment made for the additional shares purchased. I questioned my broker (TD) regarding this and was told that this is the correct way of calculating the book value of the security. This means they are treating the CIL as a return of capital but I’m still not clear if what they are doing is correct. Do you have an opinion?
Read Answer Asked by Richard on September 09, 2019
Q: Good day team i read that a number of gas and oil companies will betaken off the tsx exchange like Bir pey and a few others how do you feel it will affect these companies I own some of them and LSPD has dropped considerably today, do you think it is a buy at this point.Thank you Norman
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Read Answer Asked by Norman on September 09, 2019
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