Q: Hi Team,
Morning and would you please comment on bto. I am thinking of taking a position in this company. Thanks.
H.S.
Morning and would you please comment on bto. I am thinking of taking a position in this company. Thanks.
H.S.
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Q: Hi Peter,
I would like your view on SFL /US
Thanks
I would like your view on SFL /US
Thanks
Q: Things by and large have been rolling along pretty well for a few years now- I am close to having 100% invested in stocks. I am starting to think holding some cash might be prudent,like maybe 10% of my portfolio's value. Your thoughts?
Q: Good time to add to a position at these levels?
Q: Hi team,
Whats up with XTC this morning. Have you heard anything or this an opportunity to add to my position
Thanks Peter
Whats up with XTC this morning. Have you heard anything or this an opportunity to add to my position
Thanks Peter
Q: peter, tell me about the concordia deal, rock on , a huge holding of mine. dave
Q: hello 5i:
on 2 March, Gary asked the following question:
Question: I am looking to add some of the names that you cover. In your opinion - which 5-10 names offer the best potential for price appreciation over the medium to long term.
As a counter, could I ask for your 5-10 best VALUE picks, that would include stocks with secure dividends for the medium to long term.
thanks
Paul L
on 2 March, Gary asked the following question:
Question: I am looking to add some of the names that you cover. In your opinion - which 5-10 names offer the best potential for price appreciation over the medium to long term.
As a counter, could I ask for your 5-10 best VALUE picks, that would include stocks with secure dividends for the medium to long term.
thanks
Paul L
Q: does hemisphere survive and do you think a small position in it would be advisable? Once again thanks. Jim.
Q: Hi 5i Team,
Your opinion on these two growth companies please.
Thank you,
Ken
Your opinion on these two growth companies please.
Thank you,
Ken
Q: Hello, I am thinking about investing in this Trimel. Could you give me your opinion of the company.
Thank you for your consideration
Thank you for your consideration
Q: Any thoughts on Norbord and whether it is still a good hold?
Q: Hi team
I am retired and have, fortunately, not been hit too hard with the energy collapse. Still, I want to reduce volatility in my Canadian cash account. Currently I hold 2.5 % in Arc and 1.8% in Crescent Point in my portfolio. I realize both have juicy dividends but I'm also ~15-20% underwater with these holdings.
Because I am not "overweight" in energy should I just ride out the current state of affairs or take my losses and add some holdings ( diversified of course) from your model portfolio I do not yet have?
I am retired and have, fortunately, not been hit too hard with the energy collapse. Still, I want to reduce volatility in my Canadian cash account. Currently I hold 2.5 % in Arc and 1.8% in Crescent Point in my portfolio. I realize both have juicy dividends but I'm also ~15-20% underwater with these holdings.
Because I am not "overweight" in energy should I just ride out the current state of affairs or take my losses and add some holdings ( diversified of course) from your model portfolio I do not yet have?
Q: Could you name a few chemical or plastics companies that will benefit from lower oil prices.
thank you
thank you
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
People were talking about impending increase in interest rates for quite a few years now. Friday's US employment statistics were encouraging and yet the stock market dropped like a rock; it seems that investors are so "hooked" on low interest rates that they are willing to put the prospect of a "good economy" in the proverbial "back seat".
I fear that when the rates will start rising, the stock market will take a licking.
How do you explain this paradox...what is your take on this?
Thanks,
Antoine
People were talking about impending increase in interest rates for quite a few years now. Friday's US employment statistics were encouraging and yet the stock market dropped like a rock; it seems that investors are so "hooked" on low interest rates that they are willing to put the prospect of a "good economy" in the proverbial "back seat".
I fear that when the rates will start rising, the stock market will take a licking.
How do you explain this paradox...what is your take on this?
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: Hi, I'd like to get your opinion on snipp interactive after the pull back it has had. Is it now worth a speculative add? I realize it is still not very cheap, but I get the feeling that it will never get cheap... I am debating between SPN and FTG for a speculative addition to my small cap portfolio.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: To use a baseball analogy in discussing the cyclicality of the auto sector: What inning do you think we are in? What indicators should be looked for to indicate that the game is over?
Thanks, Mark
Thanks, Mark
Q: Is Valiant pharmacutical still good value buy/
Q: do you think it would be a good idea to sell some rmp to by some gxe . thanks
Q: Can you please comment on the recent out-performance of ZEQ relative to FEZ?
Q: Despite decent results,ET had quite a big decline in price.Ex Div date is 3/11.It has a decent price increase prior to release of results. Is it a good entry point now?.Appreciate your usual excellent opinion & services.