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Q: The price of copper is lower than it has been for a while. What company might you buy to wait for a rebound in copper price?
Q: I have held LIF for a few years now and have used its cyclical nature to take profits at its highs by selling down to my initial position and when the cycle bottoms add back again to my initial position. In the meantime I collect a very nice dividend. We appear to be approaching the bottom part of the cycle and would like your view on why LIFs share price is currently depressed and when market conditions will improve again.
I am currently at a 1.5% weighting and would be looking to add back to a 3% position to ride the next wave.
Thank you for your perspective.
I am currently at a 1.5% weighting and would be looking to add back to a 3% position to ride the next wave.
Thank you for your perspective.
Q: Hi Gang, I have been following H&R Block and it has hit 52 week low and the tax season is on . Do you think it’s time to buy in . Thanks. Alnoor
Q: Can I have your thoughts on Abbvie for a 2 year hold, Many Thanks, Peter
Q: What is your opinion of Resolute? How does debt look?
Thanks,
Thanks,
Q: With Marijuana stocks being where they are, would a company like G W Pharma be a good place to start bottom fishing? They just announced applying for approval of it's Epidiolex drug in treating Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (a rare disease I can hardly spell).
Can you shed any light on the prospects of this biopharma becoming profitable in the future.
Can you shed any light on the prospects of this biopharma becoming profitable in the future.
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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Husky Energy Inc. (HSE)
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Nutrien Ltd. (NTR)
Q: Hi 5i team,
I was wondering what your opinion is of the Morningstar Quant reports which can be found within TD Direct investing. For example, each of these stocks are noted as ‘undervalued’ or significantly‘undervalued’. As well, they have little or no moat, and some are high or very high risk. Their stock prices are/have dropped a bit.
Would you consider it realistic decision making to include them in the mix of info resources?
Also, could you kindly rank these stocks if one were doing this year’s TFSA amount- it’s a small sum so is it best applied to one stock or divided?
I have SU and CNQ, similar amounts invested in each and both are above water a little.
Please deduct however many credits you like. Thank you for helping me!
I was wondering what your opinion is of the Morningstar Quant reports which can be found within TD Direct investing. For example, each of these stocks are noted as ‘undervalued’ or significantly‘undervalued’. As well, they have little or no moat, and some are high or very high risk. Their stock prices are/have dropped a bit.
Would you consider it realistic decision making to include them in the mix of info resources?
Also, could you kindly rank these stocks if one were doing this year’s TFSA amount- it’s a small sum so is it best applied to one stock or divided?
I have SU and CNQ, similar amounts invested in each and both are above water a little.
Please deduct however many credits you like. Thank you for helping me!
Q: Hi, how would you classify ONEX and what sector would you allocate it to? It says industrial on the TMX site, does that make sense or is it more financial? Or would you classify your holdings in PE stocks such as ONEX and KKR as a totally separate sector such as Alternative or Private Equity?? Thanks!
Q: With the court’s dismissal of TMX appeal, Is this a big win for MCR? This stock looks very cheap. I have a half position. Should I fill it out?
Q: Would you consider Broadcom a good stock to buy at this point considering its financial fundamentals and growth opportunities. Thanks.
Q: Hi,
Given the recent drop in Air Canada, do you think it's good time to buy? I have no position in CA and don't mind holding it for 2-3 years. thanks
Martin
Given the recent drop in Air Canada, do you think it's good time to buy? I have no position in CA and don't mind holding it for 2-3 years. thanks
Martin
Q: For the US market in 2020 in general what is the probability of having a 5% correction? A 10% correction? A 15 % correction? Or a 20% or more correction?
Clayton
Clayton
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
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Salesforce Inc. (CRM)
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Mastercard Incorporated (MA)
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Visa Inc. (V)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
Q: I feel I am over exposed in the Canadian Financial sector with TD and BNS making up 9% and 11% of my portfolio respectively. I also hold 20% VRGO. I wish to sell one bank and increase some of my US equity positions such as MA, V, CRM, MSFT, AMZN for more growth and capital gains. Long term outlook is 5+ years. Does this plan sound reasonable in regards to timing and outlook, and which bank would you prefer to hold?
Q: Given the announcement of US Commerce Dept of Monday, re reduction of duty on softwood lumber, do you expect that SJ
fortunes will improve on the US market and so also the stock price
Art
fortunes will improve on the US market and so also the stock price
Art
Q: Further to my recent question about crystallizing gains to apply against capital losses, how would you implement this ? There will be 5 stocks that I will sell but will re-buy after 30 days, i.e. syz, engh, kxs, wsp, cjt.
In this market,
1) what strategy would you use for selling in terms of timing ,
2) would you temporarily replace with something else and if so, what would that be, and
3) would you do all 5 or just one at a time ?
Thanks again.
In this market,
1) what strategy would you use for selling in terms of timing ,
2) would you temporarily replace with something else and if so, what would that be, and
3) would you do all 5 or just one at a time ?
Thanks again.
Q: whats expected from CSU next week? Thx
Q: Investing in companies that are directly involved in the climate change space seems to be a big investment growth theme and that may explain the good performance of these stocks over the last while. New Flyer is included because of their electric bus component. Successful companies ought to see growing valuations.
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: Hello Gentlemen,
Are the above listed companies still buyable at this time?
Thank you
Are the above listed companies still buyable at this time?
Thank you