Q: Q1 2015. There appears to be material non-cash charges based on various share incentive and convertible debs. Now would these plans result in a future material issuance of shares and dilution of CFPS in your view?
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Q: What are your comments on High Arctic's latest earnings?
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Q: Hi Peter & Staff: This company has had a good run over the past few months. Would you consider it a hold or a sell at this point? Thank you.
Ron Noble
Ron Noble
Q: Could you please give us your opinion on the latest 1/4,and the company in general, the market can not seem to make up it,s mind on it the last few days.
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Many Thanks
Q: Hi, Can you please comment on Boyd Group earnings released this morning? It appears to me that Boyd continued to perform well and exceeded the Revenue and EBITDA estimates. How is the outlook for rest of 2015? Thanks
Q: Hi Peter, please comment on the increased volume and price for SAS over the past few weeks. Is it a question of too far too fast or is it being recognized for its recent reports ? Hold or sell into the rally ? Thank you, Paul
Q: Could you please comment on the recent selling pressure in Firan Technology? Would there be a good buying point in the near future?
Thank you, Dwight
Thank you, Dwight
Q: What do you think about IWG Tech? (TSXV: IWG)and the recent fiscal 2015 first half financial results. Other than the fact that this Company is still very small, the stock price looks very cheap at currents levels given their outlook. Do you agree?
Q: Would you please compare and contrast these two engineering firms.Is there a preference or would you buy both?
Regards
Bob Rose
Regards
Bob Rose
Q: Please give me your opinion on this company.
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Thanks
Q: could you please comment on the report released last week? It appears OK to me but the stock is down.
Q: Peter& Co. Would appreciate your outlook and comparison for Intel (intc)vs Texas Instruments TXN. Seems to me they are similar type businesses and the yield is about the same on both. Thanks Art
Q: Hi Peter & Team
I would like to add Royal Dutch Shell (ADR), up to 3% of my RRIF portfolio and hold long term. How is the tax situation with regard to dividend? Am I better off staying with Canadian stocks in RRIF?
I would like to add Royal Dutch Shell (ADR), up to 3% of my RRIF portfolio and hold long term. How is the tax situation with regard to dividend? Am I better off staying with Canadian stocks in RRIF?
Q: Good morning:
As a follow up to your answer to Vipin's question, what would you think of a direct investment in National Grid's ADR?
Thank you for your assistance.
As a follow up to your answer to Vipin's question, what would you think of a direct investment in National Grid's ADR?
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Q: I have a problem sometimes with the "HOLD" part of the buy,sell or hold question. In my mind in business, if you do not sell something,you are effectively buying it as you could have sold it and bought something else. I realize part of it is the fee we give our brokers for buying/selling and not jumping on or off the wagon too often. Having said that , three of my holdings ,AIM,CJR.B and DII.B have not done me well and I would appreciate your thoughts as to whether any of them should be dumped in favour of WB. If so, which one
Thanks for all you do
Thanks for all you do
Q: Which stocks in your opinion are unfairly beaten?.
Q: Hi 5i Team,
Recently you recommended VGG ETF for US exposure as a portion of an RESP portfolio. I see Vanguard also has VIG. Both ETFs have the exact same top 10 holdings. Vanguard has a third ETF in VGH which is the hedged version of VGG. All three ETFs are called US Dividend Appreciation. My question is should I be purchasing VGG (sold in Canadian dollars -but not hedged (?))or VIG (sold in US dollars). It seems that VIG has a MER of 0.10% while VGG has an MER of 0.29%.
Thanks,
Richard
Recently you recommended VGG ETF for US exposure as a portion of an RESP portfolio. I see Vanguard also has VIG. Both ETFs have the exact same top 10 holdings. Vanguard has a third ETF in VGH which is the hedged version of VGG. All three ETFs are called US Dividend Appreciation. My question is should I be purchasing VGG (sold in Canadian dollars -but not hedged (?))or VIG (sold in US dollars). It seems that VIG has a MER of 0.10% while VGG has an MER of 0.29%.
Thanks,
Richard
Q: 5i
Could you rate the following 4stocks in terms of expected earnings growth rates over the next 1-2 years , lmp , peo , pur , and tc .
Thanks
Bill C.
Could you rate the following 4stocks in terms of expected earnings growth rates over the next 1-2 years , lmp , peo , pur , and tc .
Thanks
Bill C.
Q: What are your thoughts on these three? How would you rank them for a buy at this time?
Many thanks,
Paul
Many thanks,
Paul
Q: Hi, I've grown a bit tired of watching this stock do very little and I'm not optimistic that it will do much in the next year or two, unless things really pick up again.
Can you recommend a replacement in this sector that you like for growth, and perhaps a bit of a dividend?
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Can you recommend a replacement in this sector that you like for growth, and perhaps a bit of a dividend?
Thank you for providing this excellent service.