Q: For a INACTIVE investor, who like to buy and forget for 10 years.... Are VISA or Mastercard good buys....
Which one would you choose among the two ?
Which one would you choose among the two ?
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Quarterly reports for public companies are presented on a quarterly basis to the public as per financial regulations. The report is posted on a specific date that the public is notified weeks in advance. Before the report is presented to the public who sees the report and when? Board of Directors, senior management team... etc.
Clayton
Clayton
Q: Hi,
Is IGM only a good yielding stock or does it have any growth potential.
Thank you
Ed
Is IGM only a good yielding stock or does it have any growth potential.
Thank you
Ed
Q: Most coming out of COVID stocks have had a big run, and that includes Live Nation. It is near the stock price it had in early 2020. Naturally fundamentals do not look good, but the question is what pent up demand will be for concets, etc. Do you think it still has significant upside in 2021?
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Air Canada Voting and Variable Voting Shares (AC $18.04)
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Aritzia Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (ATZ $91.42)
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan and Team,
As a post-covid play, would you have more confidence in Air Canada or Aritzia for a two-year horizon?
Thank you.
Brad
As a post-covid play, would you have more confidence in Air Canada or Aritzia for a two-year horizon?
Thank you.
Brad
Q: XYL has beedn dropping slowly. Are there problems? Is it a sell? Would you recommend replacing it with an alternative stock in the same sector?
With appreciation.
Ed
With appreciation.
Ed
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iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB $27.23)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB $28.72)
Q: I'm re-balancing my RESP account. Can you recommend a bond ETF for a 4 year holding period. My thought was XBB.
Thanks,
Joe
Thanks,
Joe
Q: Enerplus is issuing an initial offering at $4. It is trading today at $4.28 (dividend2.82%). For a 5 year horizon, would you suggest buying at the $4?
Thank you for your excellent advice.
Thank you for your excellent advice.
Q: Garmin based in Switzerland has a vert strong balance sheet, sales have grown in 18 of the last 19 quarters. What do you think it's growth prospects are for 2021?
Q: Hi, guys!
I am managing an income portfolio for a relative, who also has some "paper" shares of Blackberry (BB). She would like to know how to either sell them or how to move them into her trading account at RBC Direct Investing. Since I never having been involved in such, can you tell me what would be the procedure?
Thanks!
Paul King
I am managing an income portfolio for a relative, who also has some "paper" shares of Blackberry (BB). She would like to know how to either sell them or how to move them into her trading account at RBC Direct Investing. Since I never having been involved in such, can you tell me what would be the procedure?
Thanks!
Paul King
Q: Income oriented portfolios:
What is the role of covered call dividend ETFs in a income oriented portfolio and what is the risk ?
If such ETF is supposed to increases income and reduces volatility, shouldn't covered call dividend ETFs become a significant part of income portfolios? even considering that you do not benefit from the entire stock price appreciation ,but that the income is more secure ?
What is the role of covered call dividend ETFs in a income oriented portfolio and what is the risk ?
If such ETF is supposed to increases income and reduces volatility, shouldn't covered call dividend ETFs become a significant part of income portfolios? even considering that you do not benefit from the entire stock price appreciation ,but that the income is more secure ?
Q: Can you add comment after the company call. How would you rate the deal? Did they pay a fair price? What should it mean to the company doing forward? What, if any, are the downside risks?
Q: Do you know when PDYPF reports, do they report semi annually or quarterly?
Q: Peter; Is BB a natural fit for MG ? Thanks.
Rod
Rod
Q: I read about AMY and like the idea of taking a flyer on a company focused on battery recycler technology considering the EV momentum. I see news came out about it on the 21-Jan but it made a significant jump the day before. Is this 'pre-emptive' jump typical?
Are there alternative companies in this space that you would recommend?
Are there alternative companies in this space that you would recommend?
Q: Nice price move in the last 2 days. What do you think of the growth opportunity for Acuity and as a potential portfolio addition?
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Canadian National Railway Company (CNR $133.81)
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Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited (CP $107.38)
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Air Canada Voting and Variable Voting Shares (AC $18.04)
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TFI International Inc. (TFII $135.16)
Q: My portfolio doesn't have any coverage in the transportation sector. What stocks/etf's would you recommend in this area.
Rick
Rick
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Cogeco Communications Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (CCA $65.91)
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Cogeco Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (CGO $60.92)
Q: Hi Guys:
Wondering your thoughts on CCA and CGO. Do you like either? And if so, which one do you prefer?
Thanks
DAVE
Wondering your thoughts on CCA and CGO. Do you like either? And if so, which one do you prefer?
Thanks
DAVE
Q: I was thinking of getting an RRSP Loan to top off my RRSP and then use the refund to pay down a portion of the loan. If I did this and had $50,000 to invest and ~20 years to retirement how would you allocate it and thoughts, if you can comment, on this strategy? Thanks as always.
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO $18.68)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB $28.72)
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Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND $74.98)
Q: I have allocated 20%-25% of my portfolio to Fixed Income. Would XBB and CBO be sufficient to cover the fixed income component? (say 50-50).
Thanks again for the great advice as always!
Thanks again for the great advice as always!