Q: Good Morning,
I was wondering how you would rank TOG, BIR, and HWO for growth, and safety.
Thank you
I was wondering how you would rank TOG, BIR, and HWO for growth, and safety.
Thank you
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Q: Re: SCL.TO
Shawcor had a great run recently,not so coincidentally the company is preparing to raise capital. Maybe the company is just preparing for some acquisitions or expansion. The valuation seems like is not very rich consider the company's position in its area. I have a position with 35% gain. So what's your take?
Thanks!
Shawcor had a great run recently,not so coincidentally the company is preparing to raise capital. Maybe the company is just preparing for some acquisitions or expansion. The valuation seems like is not very rich consider the company's position in its area. I have a position with 35% gain. So what's your take?
Thanks!
Q: Hi Peter, Please tell me when you are going to update the "summary" list of stocks.
Thanks,
Peter
Thanks,
Peter
Q: What thoughts do you have on the Board vote at SPM, Scorpio?
Thanks for the great service!
Thanks for the great service!
Q: I would like to buy ACQ, Auto Canada, but it keeps jumping up and I am afraid that when I buy it will have a correction. Is it too expensive to buy with the latest big jump?
I value your opinion, and really enjoy your site!
Thank you.
I value your opinion, and really enjoy your site!
Thank you.
Q: Hi Peter,
Pl advise reasons why MX is in the declining trend as compared to its competitors ? Any fundamental or technical reasons ? Will you recommend the stock at current prices and the risks associated at these levels?
Regards,
Pl advise reasons why MX is in the declining trend as compared to its competitors ? Any fundamental or technical reasons ? Will you recommend the stock at current prices and the risks associated at these levels?
Regards,
Q: Could you compare Morguard( MRC) and First Capital Realty (FCR)? They both get a B+, and have very different client bases and dividends.
Do you have any concerns about FCR being a mall landlord in times when e-retailing is on the rise?
Thank you all! I wish we could get such straight talk from our politicians!
Marilyn
Do you have any concerns about FCR being a mall landlord in times when e-retailing is on the rise?
Thank you all! I wish we could get such straight talk from our politicians!
Marilyn
Q: Can I get your opinion on BlackBerry (BB)? My average cost is around $15, so I'm wondering if I should cut my losses. What are some options to replace it with?
Q: peter, I've owned btb.un for quite awhile. I was wondering what your opinionis after this last acquisition and would it be safe to add to my position. thanks a lot Bill
Q: Hi team - what do make of the IPO re pricing going on - specifically with Journey. Is this a sign of weakness or just the market pushing back?
Q: Hi,
Unfortunately I did not buy CF after your report was released. Sure had a good run. Can you give us you opinion on the recent results released once you have had time to review and more importantly what kind of growth and future prospects you see for CF as a result? Thanks
Unfortunately I did not buy CF after your report was released. Sure had a good run. Can you give us you opinion on the recent results released once you have had time to review and more importantly what kind of growth and future prospects you see for CF as a result? Thanks
Q: eBay
Hi Peter
I have 2 us stocks I guestion. eBay and PepsiCo . Do I continue to hold ? eBay has been in my portfolio for 6 months and PepsiCo for 4 years . If I want more growth can you recommend 2 alternatives .
Candi
Hi Peter
I have 2 us stocks I guestion. eBay and PepsiCo . Do I continue to hold ? eBay has been in my portfolio for 6 months and PepsiCo for 4 years . If I want more growth can you recommend 2 alternatives .
Candi
Q: Hello,
Enterprise group has dropped from
$1.15 to around $0.85. I know
They did a financing for
$1.00, why have the shares gone down so much?
Enterprise group has dropped from
$1.15 to around $0.85. I know
They did a financing for
$1.00, why have the shares gone down so much?
Q: Good morning, I just want to thank Bryan (June 3) for his suggestion re: a donation button and your answer which led me to the National Kids Cancer website where I donated to Peter's ride challenge. A very worthy cause and a great challenge for Peter. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to donate to this cause. Like Bryan I, too, am very pleased to be able to give something back as a token of my appreciation for the fantastic advice 5i has given me. Since I started my subscription and changed by investments I am up 77% in 18 months. Thanks, 5i team. Best of luck on your ride, Peter.
Q: HI 5i,
i believe it was this past Monday that i sent in a question RE Temex (TME) and still have no response ? why is it some questions are answered the same day and some take several days ?
if my question is not yet answered can you also include Balmoral and Rubicon within the same context of the original question ? thanx norm
i believe it was this past Monday that i sent in a question RE Temex (TME) and still have no response ? why is it some questions are answered the same day and some take several days ?
if my question is not yet answered can you also include Balmoral and Rubicon within the same context of the original question ? thanx norm
Q: Peter - thanks for your earlier comments on Just Energy (JE).
Today's announcement: Just Energy to sell National Energy for $505-million
They also announce the dividend will drop from 0.84 to 0.50 and go from monthly to quarterly.
Is this enough to improve the debt situation and help right the ship?
The market seems to like it (so far).
Thanks.
Today's announcement: Just Energy to sell National Energy for $505-million
They also announce the dividend will drop from 0.84 to 0.50 and go from monthly to quarterly.
Is this enough to improve the debt situation and help right the ship?
The market seems to like it (so far).
Thanks.
Q: Hello,
Ref: 4 Jun question from Thomas about laying one stock chart over another.
NB: You indicate about posting it to the Resources Q&A section, although I cannot find such a section. That is maybe where I should be posting this (plse advise where this section is).
Many free sites offer a comparison feature (Google Finance and Yahoo Finance being two). I use Google for my example, and will use BNS and TD to compare. Enter BNS in ticker field, and one will get a chart of the stock price in $. Select time period you want (let us use one year). Above the left top corner of the chart box is the 'compare' field, enter TD, and select the add button. The chart will convert to two lines: one line for BNS and one for TD (each in diff colours) and the scale will convert to %. One can then read the chart to see the relative performance for the time period selected. One can add quite a few names to the same chart. Hope this helps.
Bob
Ref: 4 Jun question from Thomas about laying one stock chart over another.
NB: You indicate about posting it to the Resources Q&A section, although I cannot find such a section. That is maybe where I should be posting this (plse advise where this section is).
Many free sites offer a comparison feature (Google Finance and Yahoo Finance being two). I use Google for my example, and will use BNS and TD to compare. Enter BNS in ticker field, and one will get a chart of the stock price in $. Select time period you want (let us use one year). Above the left top corner of the chart box is the 'compare' field, enter TD, and select the add button. The chart will convert to two lines: one line for BNS and one for TD (each in diff colours) and the scale will convert to %. One can then read the chart to see the relative performance for the time period selected. One can add quite a few names to the same chart. Hope this helps.
Bob
Q: Hi Gents,
What is the Summary Portfolio that was posted to site 2 Jun (I am new to site, and cannot find an explanation or come up with one myself)? It cannot be the A and B stocks as there are C rated stocks on the list, and it is more than the Income and Model combined.
Thanks.
Bob
What is the Summary Portfolio that was posted to site 2 Jun (I am new to site, and cannot find an explanation or come up with one myself)? It cannot be the A and B stocks as there are C rated stocks on the list, and it is more than the Income and Model combined.
Thanks.
Bob
Q: I read an article on BNN today entitled:
Energy Watch: RBC’s 4 drilling stocks to buy ahead of drilling season
For a buy and hold investor, which of the 4 drilling companies mentioned, would you recommend?
CFW, ESI, PD, or TCW.
Thanks for all you do for us retail investors.
Energy Watch: RBC’s 4 drilling stocks to buy ahead of drilling season
For a buy and hold investor, which of the 4 drilling companies mentioned, would you recommend?
CFW, ESI, PD, or TCW.
Thanks for all you do for us retail investors.
Q: I own both LGT.B & ALC. LGT.B has been on a tear for the past 2 weeks but not ALC. Can you suggest a reason for the discrepancy?
I am thinking ALC has had to borrow money to purchase the new ships. Could the borrowing costs be depressing ALC's earnings? Presumably once the loans are paid down and the lower operating costs of the new ships start to make their impact ALC's earnings (and share price) will increase. (Hopefully the loans will be paid down before interest rates start to rise). Does this make sense?
Both ALC and LGT.B seem to be thinly traded however I found it more difficult to purchase LGT.B over ALC. I suppose a thinly traded stock ought to increase more rapidly due to the lack of float. (It should also drop more rapidly too!) I think the main trouble with these 2 companies is lack of float. ALC did a 10 for 1 stock split about 18 months ago which helped. I suppose LGT.B would need to reach about $100 to do a split.
Anyways thanks for listening (actually reading).
I am thinking ALC has had to borrow money to purchase the new ships. Could the borrowing costs be depressing ALC's earnings? Presumably once the loans are paid down and the lower operating costs of the new ships start to make their impact ALC's earnings (and share price) will increase. (Hopefully the loans will be paid down before interest rates start to rise). Does this make sense?
Both ALC and LGT.B seem to be thinly traded however I found it more difficult to purchase LGT.B over ALC. I suppose a thinly traded stock ought to increase more rapidly due to the lack of float. (It should also drop more rapidly too!) I think the main trouble with these 2 companies is lack of float. ALC did a 10 for 1 stock split about 18 months ago which helped. I suppose LGT.B would need to reach about $100 to do a split.
Anyways thanks for listening (actually reading).