Q: I have held XYL as an investment in the water theme. Would you consider this as a hold and what would be you preferred stock for water? Thank you as always. Barb
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Q: Could ENB also be considered as a renewable energy play with its focus on renewables?
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Q: Both stocks are categorized in Utilities sector, which company is a better buy today and why?
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Q: I just read that Hydro Quebec has signed a forty year deal with Brookfield. Is this big news or just ho hum. thanks al
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VanEck Rare Earth/Strategic Metals ETF (REMX $51.09)
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Invesco Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity (PDBC $12.98)
Q: The global commodity strategy team at BofA Securities has identified 27 raw materials they group under the acronym MIFT – metals important for future technology – that are vital for the rise of renewable power, and should see significant price increases as demand climbs. My question is; could you provide guidance on an ETF that one might consider as a means to invest broadly in these raw materials? Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Q: thoughts on the quarter?
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP $284.47)
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Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG $142.59)
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TFI International Inc. (TFII $123.02)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH $91.86)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP $212.82)
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Boyd Group Services Inc. (BYD $192.78)
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Topicus.com Inc. (TOI $182.60)
Q: I'm looking to start a position in 2 or 3 of these companies. It would be in a TFSA. I already have 12 stock positions from your Balanced Equity portfolio in RRSP accounts.
Q: This is a difficult question to answer but was wondering if there is a stock or two in your coverage universe that you think has been unfairly beaten down over past year or so...and perhaps may have turned the corner and is soon (or already is) seeing a change in direction that you think might be sustainable.
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Growth Portfolio (Growth)
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO $291.82)
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iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM $220.56)
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iShares Core S&P Small-Cap ETF (IJR $110.81)
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Avantis U.S. Small Cap Value ETF (AVUV $92.65)
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Vanguard S&P Small-Cap 600 ETF (VIOO $102.74)
Q: I would very much value your opinion /comments about Larry Swedroe's October 11, 2013 article in ETF.com entitled "The 'Black Hole Of Investing'" ( https://www.etf.com/sections/index-investor-corner/20092-the-black-hole-of-investing.html ) about why small cap growth stocks are the worst-performing segment of the investment market. And why you recommend them in your Growth portfolio (IWO) instead of small cap value, for example - Thank you.
Q: How did JP do on his first earrings call? He is an extremely intelligent and capable leader. Also in relation to Dax, many are assuming he was forced out. Dax is a great leader and great leaders know when it’s time to pass the torch. Time will tell of course but I would not through in the towel on Lightspeed.
Q: Really enjoy when you run the stocks screens, especially when you explain the process, and why you pick certain Filters.
I have a subscription to Morningstar, but certain criteria is not available, like forward FCF estimates. I imagine you are using your Bloomberg Terminal to run your screens. Bloomberg is to expensive for me. However i would be willing to spend between 1or 2 thousand a year for a good stock screen that includes U.S. stocks.
What subscription stock screen would you recommend that is user friendly.
Thanks Gord
I have a subscription to Morningstar, but certain criteria is not available, like forward FCF estimates. I imagine you are using your Bloomberg Terminal to run your screens. Bloomberg is to expensive for me. However i would be willing to spend between 1or 2 thousand a year for a good stock screen that includes U.S. stocks.
What subscription stock screen would you recommend that is user friendly.
Thanks Gord
Q: Hello Peter,
Why is suncor not participating to the same degree as others in the sector with surging oil prices? Would i be better off moving to another name and if so, which is a better buy? Also, what do you think of Amazon's results? The stock has not done much if looking at one year timeframe.. Given the potential rise in rates, is it better not to take full position in Amazon? Thanks.
Why is suncor not participating to the same degree as others in the sector with surging oil prices? Would i be better off moving to another name and if so, which is a better buy? Also, what do you think of Amazon's results? The stock has not done much if looking at one year timeframe.. Given the potential rise in rates, is it better not to take full position in Amazon? Thanks.
Q: Can I get your opinion please.
Q: Thoughts on AlGN's recent quarter and as an investment generally. Thanks.
Q: I know that you like all of the companies in your growth portfolio (or else they wouldn't be in the portfolio) but can you please provide me with a list of your top 5 companies in the growth portfolio that you think has the greatest chance of being significantly higher in the next 5-years? I I have a well diversified portfolio and I'm looking to add a few names with high growth potential to the mix.
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
PKI has been disappointing. What do you think of Topaz as a long term investment versus Parkland ?
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
PKI has been disappointing. What do you think of Topaz as a long term investment versus Parkland ?
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Q: Please comment on quarter
Q: Hi team,
In my question of January 27th on ARK ETFs, you had a nice development on half the question, that is the newest ARK ETFs, but nothing on the second part of the question.
Do you think you could elaborate ?
Gratefully,
Jacques IDS
In my question of January 27th on ARK ETFs, you had a nice development on half the question, that is the newest ARK ETFs, but nothing on the second part of the question.
Do you think you could elaborate ?
Gratefully,
Jacques IDS
Q: Canada Post is currently piloting a Canada Post MyMoney Loan where funds would be delivered from TD to help expand access to financial services (loans) for Canadians.
The personal loans offered by Canada Post and delivered with TD are available in smaller dollar amounts starting at $1,000 – and up to $30,000 – with flexible repayment terms ranging from one to seven years. As always with TD products, customers can expect competitive interest rates.
Do you see this benefiting TD in any significant way and also do you see this hurting a company like GSY.
Curious to hear your thoughts.
Thank you
The personal loans offered by Canada Post and delivered with TD are available in smaller dollar amounts starting at $1,000 – and up to $30,000 – with flexible repayment terms ranging from one to seven years. As always with TD products, customers can expect competitive interest rates.
Do you see this benefiting TD in any significant way and also do you see this hurting a company like GSY.
Curious to hear your thoughts.
Thank you
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Parex Resources Inc. (PXT $16.00)
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Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. (TVE $5.36)
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Headwater Exploration Inc. (HWX $6.95)
Q: At present, I own HWX, I was thinking of buying one more energy stock and was looking at either PXT or TVE. What would be your choice and reason why. Also with the big rise in oil, is it too late in the game to make such a purchase. Thanks