Q: What is your current opinion of Canyon Services Group Inc.?
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Q: I have 50% cash in my RRSP and I recently purchased a half position in Boardwalk REIT to take advantage of the large sell off. I would like to add U.S. multifamily housing exposure as well and I am debating between Tricon Capital Group and Milestone Group. Which would you prefer for U.S. housing exposure. I intend to hold the positions for the medium term (2-3 years).
Thanks,
Jason
Thanks,
Jason
Q: Thoughts on OGI and the Canadian licensed medical marijuana industry in general (APH, MT, CGC). Upside of the proposed legalization of recreational use by the CDN Govt?
Q: I would think that as the market continues to go down the chances of someone taking out CSE for a premium price goes down as well. If you owned CSE would you be selling today as a lot of better quality names have fallen in the last 10 days? THANKS
Q: Would you consider a rethink on the growth portfolio not only regards the constituent holdings but the whole portfolio as a percentage of the total investment? I ask this in light of the increasing probability of the following economic conditions:
1. The oil price remains depressed for the entire year with the western provinces in recession and the Canadian GDP also contracts for two quarters or more.
2. The steep decline in shale production and the rate increase in the US would have a significant negative impact on the Russell Index IWO which maybe in bear territory?
Assuming that any given individual’s investment in the growth portfolio is according to her risk profile, would you suggest adjustments to the overall portfolio weight (increase or decrease) in proportion to the balanced and income portfolios; and the individual growth stocks for 2016? If you would, then can you please try to indicate exposure to specific sectors/regions/stocks?
Regards.
1. The oil price remains depressed for the entire year with the western provinces in recession and the Canadian GDP also contracts for two quarters or more.
2. The steep decline in shale production and the rate increase in the US would have a significant negative impact on the Russell Index IWO which maybe in bear territory?
Assuming that any given individual’s investment in the growth portfolio is according to her risk profile, would you suggest adjustments to the overall portfolio weight (increase or decrease) in proportion to the balanced and income portfolios; and the individual growth stocks for 2016? If you would, then can you please try to indicate exposure to specific sectors/regions/stocks?
Regards.
Q: There seems to be 6 or more new buy ratings on this one despite the lack of earnings. Would you make a small speculative buy?
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Q: Hi Peter. I am a long-term owner of Tupperware and am concerned that it has been a chronic underperformer these past three years. Should I dump it and move on to another US stock? If so what US stocks do you think have good growth potential? thanks,
J
J
Q: What % of their business will be in USD going forward?
Q: In light of possibly declining rates in Canada and the possibility of further turmoil in the oil business, can you provide your thoughts on this year's performance for the banks
Q: Hi 5. Which USD currency etf would you suggest to protect against a falling CAD vs USD? I see DLR.TO might work. Is there a better/larger one that you are aware of? I am not interested in an etf that mirrors US equities or US fixed income, just the USD currency.
Thanks.
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Q: If I may add a follow up to your reply to Michael. I presume people subscribe to your service because they believe, and rightly so, that one can outperform the tsx composite. Accordingly the fact that the TSX composite may or may not have been flat for the past 10 years is not really relevant. I suspect many of your subscribers have handily beat the tsx composite index over the 10 year period.
Q: Could you explain the difference between VSB & VSC and what your preference would be for a parking cash for the short term of 6 to 12 months and if you would recommend either? With thanks, Bill
Q: I currently have 2786 shares of DIV and enrolled in the Drip. It hit a 52 week low today. Any concerns with this? My weighting is 2.84% Also a news release reported that management will take compensation in restricted shares. Is this a positive long term?
Jimmy
Jimmy
Q: How much more down side on this stock .Should I keep losing and hang on or bail? Thx
Q: Big move on DIV today, down 8% as I write this. I have not found any news that would cause this, I can't see the crude move having this big of a one day effect. Good volume too. Appreciate an education here if i'm missing something, thanks.
Q: What exactly has happened with A&W - something about not receiving a full allotment of shares? Is it serious? Is this the reason for today's share price drop?
Q: Canadian bio stocks getting slaughtered today. CXR, CRH, MSL, PLI all down 7-9%. Concordia was down over 5% Friday and over 8% Thursday. Why has the market suddenly decided these stocks are not worth owning? What is your view on this sector? Concordia has just lost over 20% in just three days.
Q: XTR pays a dividend of 6.99% currently. What is your opinion of a new retiree purchasing this ETF and holding it in a TFSA account? Would it be better to hold it in an RRSP or margin account? Is the 6.99% considered a dividend or income for tax purposes? Is the income reliable long term? Would CDZ be a better choice? Thank you for your excellent service!!!!
Q: SJ Down 5% today.Is there any specific news or because of a poor market?It has been a great performer reaching a $54 high in Dec.I bought it @ $27.50--thanks to your recommendation-,so should I take some profit now in this market,do nothing or buy more.It is about 3% of my portfolio & in my RSP a/c.Appreciate your normal great services & views.
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Q: Just a comment: you like to repeat that we never had 10 year loss for any major market. Well, we are very close to this here in Canada: April 21, 2006 S&P/TSX Composite close was 12437, as I am writing this the index is 12241... While we don't have 10 year loss yet, we have 9 years and 9 months loss. Regardless whether we blame it on oil, Canadian bureaucracy and unions, or ignorant and corrupt politicians the fact remains that investing in stock market in Canada in the past 10 years was the worst mistake one could make...