Investment Q&A

Q: What would your recommendation be as between WBM and KEY for income in a TFSA?
Thank you for considering my question

Q: Good morning.

I am considering purchasing CM for income and potential price and dividend growth. The Canadian banks seem quite safe and the yeild is attractive.

Your opinion and any other suggestions would be most appreciated.

Thanks.

Q: Not too many questions about GLW... How do you view it today? Your last comments were in 2021...

Q: Peter; What didn’t the market like of their earnings? Thanks
Rod

Q: It seems the world’s electrical grid is going to look a lot different in the future. All the talk is around digitization and decentralization, whereby DER’s (distributed energy resources) will add supply back into the grid (solar panels, generators, even EV’s) and the local utility will also be able to reduce demand remotely by adjusting your a/c, hot water tank etc. all enabled by smart meters/networks driven by the technology of the internet of things and AI. My question is do you have an idea who the capital light kind of tech companies are that are going to provide the services to all the Utilities out there to make this happen? It is already happening in few places on a small scale, but the addressable market going forward is mind boggling. I guess I would much sooner invest in the tech than the guys digging lithium out of the ground! Any info appreciated, thanks.

Q: What is expected after the bell? What will you be looking for specifically - how they are managing inventory? Thanks

Q: I am trying to understand what seems to me as unusual volatility in treasuries recently - especially Monday. Has this sort of thing happened in the past ?

Q: what's your current opinion on DND ? Thank you.
Fooklin

Q: Can I have your opinion on the latest results?

Q: What can you tell me about night hawk gold corporation? Are they worth looking into for a play on the gold sector?

Q: shop reports Thursday. what are general expectations. what does 5i expect. last guidance seemed conservative. any issues that might surprise either good or bad

Q: Your thoughts on H & R as a long term hold for income, thanks

Q: Can I get an update on the earnings released today? The last q&a in March seemed negative but the report this morning seems to be a marked improvement.
Thank you.

Q: I have some US cash I'm looking to invest in a company that I feel would fair ok in a recession. What are your thoughts on Waste Management and Dollar General? Are there competitor's in their respective sector's you would prefer?

Q: Hi Peter,

We have TFII and WSP as equal weighted stocks. Is there enough difference between the two to retain both stocks in our RRSP's? If we were to consolidate, which stock would be preferred?

Thank you

Debbie and Jerry

Q: Why did the market react negatively to Bombardier's quarterly report? I didn't see anything that justified this drop.

Q: I've lost alot of money on this stock but it is gaining back some ground.
What is the outlook for this stock? Is it a good time to purchase more?

Q: On April 24 TIXT moved up considerably before dropping back down. The price went up about $2 before dropping back down. Something must have been rumoured to cause this type of jump. There does not seem to be any news to cause this type of move. Any ideas?

Q: Trying to build a long term bonds piece to my portfolio. Currently own small positions with ZFL and XLB. What addition add to or new buys should I make to continue adding to bonds?
After the FED's announcement what if bonds go up a lot? What if they go down a lot? Does that make a difference? Would you be a contrarian at this point? Please explain your position. Take as many credits as you see fit.
Thank you

Yves

Q: I have been fortunate to own the above names, some for not as long as I wish I did. When you look at their 10 year charts they are impressive. Can I ask you to list a few more Canadian and perhaps several U.S. stocks that maybe also pay a small dividend but that you consider must own names for long term growth? (I do own BN as well). Thank you as always.