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Q: Any stocks you see that have strong fundamentals and show some god technicals as well ?
Read Answer Asked by blake on September 11, 2024
Q: In a recent Market Update (Aug 22) you spoke of the power of compounding and the key characteristics of a high compounding stock such as higher volatility, strong sales growth, lower dividends, premium valuations, etc. As a follow up to this topic could you please provide the 5 best US companies (or more if you wish) which you consider to fit these characteristics for long term compounding. Many thanks. Cal
Read Answer Asked by Calvin on September 11, 2024
Q: Hi Guys
Quite surprised Baytex has dropped $1 off share price in the last month off what seemed to be an already discounted share price.. Any insights into why it is off so much versus other Oil and Gas companies? Also Baytex always is in the top ten traded stocks on the TSX each day. Any idea what that is? does it attract more speculators?

Thanks

Stuart
Read Answer Asked by Stuart on September 11, 2024
Q: The above stocks are currently under performing since buying in March/April, especially HPS.A. What are your forward looking prospects for these companies? I am looking to continue to hold over long time horizon.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Liam on September 11, 2024
Q: The following 5 companies make up the majority of my small cap portfolio:
HPS.A - current price $ 113 CAD
TVK - current price $ 95 CAD
Celestica - current price $ 58 CAD
Docebo - current price $ 55 CAD
ADF group - current price $ 12.9
Propel holding- - current price $ 27.29 CAD

Please recommend which positions you would add to, at today prices, in descending order (most preferred to least preferred). Thank you very much and have a good day.


Read Answer Asked by Anh on September 11, 2024
Q: As a retiree with no pension, I am a dividend oriented investor, and over the last couple years have acquired some of the high yielding covered call ETFs. The yields are often twice what one could get without the covered call, and the ROC helps with OAS clawback. However, there seem to be more and more of these ETFs popping up, which makes me wonder - how big is the options market relative to the options trading by these funds? Now obviously they don't sell/buy options on all their holdings, but is there any chance they could end up basically betting against each other? Who are the major players in options trading? Do you see any problems with the proliferation of these funds, here or in the US?
Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by grant on September 11, 2024
Q: I have all these stocks in my RIFF and they are all up since purchase. I have $75.00 in my RIFF, would you add a new stock, what would you suggest?
Thanks for your help.
Dorothy
Read Answer Asked by Dorothy on September 11, 2024
Q: Long time holder of DOO, and following the recent results, your report, and latest answers, im considering a switch. Previously held SIS and would consider buying again, or tempted to start accumulating TSU. With a long term outlook, which of these three businesses has the best chance of outperformance?
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on September 11, 2024
Q: HHLE (Harvest Healthcare Leaders Enhanced) is classified as "diverse", Yes, it is an ETF but it holds only healthcare companies and no industrial, yet it split between HealthCare and industrial. It is not included in the healthcare profile as a percentage of holdings. This put healthcare lower than it should be. Can this be adjusted or does HHLE deserve to be split between healthcare and industrial?
Read Answer Asked by STANLEY on September 11, 2024
Q: Is this a new listing? Can you provide some insight. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Graham on September 11, 2024
Q: For the US portfolio, I have allocated the US large cap stocks between Balance and Growth. My question is for each of these two groupings, what would you suggest would be the benchmarks?.....Thanks for the assistance .....Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on September 11, 2024
Q: With the oil and gas stocks getting hit in recent days, I am considering taking a position in one dividend paying company once things appear to have settled a bit (as if I know). I have been looking at TPZ as a NG position or WCP for oil. Of these two, do you have a preference, based on company fundamentals combined with the commodity potential (ie NG or oil)?
Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by grant on September 10, 2024
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