Q: Question on Boeing. Christmas eve it was under $300 without the threat of mass cancelations and potential litigation staring at it. With all of the uncertainty ahead of it how the heck is it holding at $370? It seems to be bouncing down and hovering there as though supported by something. What's your take?
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ECN Capital Corp. (ECN)
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ECN Capital Corp. 6.50% Cumulative 5-Year Minimum Rate Reset Preferred Shares Series A (ECN.PR.A)
Q: I currently hold both.
Re ECN.PR.A
1. Reset Dec. 5 , 2021
2. Rate cannot be less than 6.5%
3. Protection against rising rates, but with rates neutral and/or falling there is an increase likelihood of redemption at $25.
4. Price of Pref. Has trended along with ECN. Cibc has a target of $5.00
5. Reset at 5 yr Canada plus 5.44 (1.523 + 5.44 = 6.963). My book value is $23.57 for a yield of 6.9%
6. Relative to ZPR the price has dropped.
7. I’ve been unable to see the trend on volume.
Question is to make sense of all this, Sell hold or sell half position and keep the cash for other opportunities.
Re ECN.PR.A
1. Reset Dec. 5 , 2021
2. Rate cannot be less than 6.5%
3. Protection against rising rates, but with rates neutral and/or falling there is an increase likelihood of redemption at $25.
4. Price of Pref. Has trended along with ECN. Cibc has a target of $5.00
5. Reset at 5 yr Canada plus 5.44 (1.523 + 5.44 = 6.963). My book value is $23.57 for a yield of 6.9%
6. Relative to ZPR the price has dropped.
7. I’ve been unable to see the trend on volume.
Question is to make sense of all this, Sell hold or sell half position and keep the cash for other opportunities.
Q: Near end of Feb,it formed partnership with Rinco.Please comment on this & VCM.I have a small interest for some time.If U think it is time to move on.please suggest 1 or 2 companies Thanks for uusual great services & views
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe All Cap Index ETF (VE)
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iShares Floating Rate Bond ETF (FLOT)
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT)
Q: We have a diversified RIF and are now in our 70s . We have 6 ETFs and have $20,000.00 invested in VE. We have equities invested across all sectors some sectors a higher percentage than others. Do you feel it is necessary to have monies invested in Europe when we could obtain better income investing in possibly Bonds or preferred shares. Safety and Income are important now to us . Any recommendations.
Q: Hello there,
I am helping a friend set up the Smith Manoeuvre to accelerate his mortgage re-payment and invest in a solid blue chip portfolio of dividend stocks , interest tax deductibility etc..I am trying to create a solid stock portfolio that can weather any storm in the long term and stocks that should always recover through the ups and downs of the markets. I'm looking for 10-12 names, well diversified, targeting around 5% yield give or take a bit but 5% average would be good to cover the interest cost, trying to make this cash flow neutral.
I came up with a few names and the yields they currently offer.
BCE 5.36%
ENB 6.00%
FTS 3.65%
SLF 3.90%
TD 3.90%
BMO 3.90%
AQN 4.55%
FSZ 6.70%
H 4.51%
VNR 5.10%
CGX 7%
PWF 5.79%
SIA 4.95
TRP 4.95%
I would like to add some of the Brookfield companies, BIP.un and/or BEP.un but because of their non-corporate structure they wouldn't qualify for the dividend tax credit, same with CSH.un.
Any other ideas or suggestions that I have overlooked ?
Thanks
I am helping a friend set up the Smith Manoeuvre to accelerate his mortgage re-payment and invest in a solid blue chip portfolio of dividend stocks , interest tax deductibility etc..I am trying to create a solid stock portfolio that can weather any storm in the long term and stocks that should always recover through the ups and downs of the markets. I'm looking for 10-12 names, well diversified, targeting around 5% yield give or take a bit but 5% average would be good to cover the interest cost, trying to make this cash flow neutral.
I came up with a few names and the yields they currently offer.
BCE 5.36%
ENB 6.00%
FTS 3.65%
SLF 3.90%
TD 3.90%
BMO 3.90%
AQN 4.55%
FSZ 6.70%
H 4.51%
VNR 5.10%
CGX 7%
PWF 5.79%
SIA 4.95
TRP 4.95%
I would like to add some of the Brookfield companies, BIP.un and/or BEP.un but because of their non-corporate structure they wouldn't qualify for the dividend tax credit, same with CSH.un.
Any other ideas or suggestions that I have overlooked ?
Thanks
Q: Good day,
Could you tell me which sector this company belongs to ? According to TSX, it is a consumer cyclical but the company describes itself as tech/computer services.
And what is your assessment for this stocks which appears undervalued, has momentum and has tripled in one year ? Would you buy it at this point for further growth ? Is there any worthwhile competition in its field which would be better ?
Many, many thanks for your considerate views.
JD
Could you tell me which sector this company belongs to ? According to TSX, it is a consumer cyclical but the company describes itself as tech/computer services.
And what is your assessment for this stocks which appears undervalued, has momentum and has tripled in one year ? Would you buy it at this point for further growth ? Is there any worthwhile competition in its field which would be better ?
Many, many thanks for your considerate views.
JD
Q: I manage my wife's RRIF age 69 with the following ETF's: ZEF 5.3%; DXG 8.11; CDZ 6.68; XHY 6.42; ZZD 8.05 and the following stocks : BNS 7.61 ;BPY.un 9.74 ; BEP.un 9.3 COV 2.13; IPL 9.41;PKI 8.58; SIS 5.34 SPB 7.85 and .Cash 7%
I'm trying to transition her to more ETF's reduce some volatility and maintain some growth. What is your suggestion[s] for an additional ETF to complement these holdings?
I'm trying to transition her to more ETF's reduce some volatility and maintain some growth. What is your suggestion[s] for an additional ETF to complement these holdings?
Q: Good morning guys:
Tucows is a name i always wanted to own but never pulled the trigger. The stock is acting well, is it to late to initiate a position.
Thx
Mark
Tucows is a name i always wanted to own but never pulled the trigger. The stock is acting well, is it to late to initiate a position.
Thx
Mark
Q: Thoughts on the Levi IPO, Is ther still an upside?
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Eldorado Gold Corporation (ELD)
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Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM)
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B2Gold Corp. (BTO)
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Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. (KL)
Q: I had been using BTO as a stock to swing trade and sometimes day trade based on the swings in gold. I have done well with this strategy but after the most recent quarter have lost some confidence in this stock. I am looking for a replacement. Can you please recommend 2 gold stocks that meet my criteria: sufficient liquidity for me to easily move in and out of $80k positions, solid overall financial and production metrics and solid enough overall that if I need to hold the position for a few months I can be comfortable knowing I have a solid company. I have no current gold exposure.
Q: I am down 50 % on this stock, now represents 1.5 % of my portfolio. It has been dead money for a while. I am patient, but would like your opinion as to a possible recovery. What do you thing? Hang or cut my losses. Thanks
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Covalon Technologies Ltd. (COV)
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Dollarama Inc. (DOL)
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
Q: Good afternoon gang
I am underwater in all of these stocks in one of my non registered accounts. I would like to sell and then buy back in 30 days or more in my TFSA or RRIF (not sure which). Do you feel any of these may pop up within that time frame? With that in mind in what order should I sell first..to last? Your suggestions will be greatly valued as always.
much thanks
I am underwater in all of these stocks in one of my non registered accounts. I would like to sell and then buy back in 30 days or more in my TFSA or RRIF (not sure which). Do you feel any of these may pop up within that time frame? With that in mind in what order should I sell first..to last? Your suggestions will be greatly valued as always.
much thanks
Q: Hello, what do you think about the US banks. I have held this for about two years. Thanks, Bill
Q: Hi group looks like banks are struggling again (both US and Canada ) I have profits in both sides of the border should I be cashing out to lock in profits . Should I hold the course in the US or Canada (or both) which country makes sense to hold / or not. I own Score + TD + BOA+ JP Morgan = Pay Pal in the US - In Canada TD + Royal +BNS
Q: Please comment on their Q4, including how it stacked up against forecasts.
Q: Can you explain the 2.75 % rise in this stock on Mar 21? Quarterly results don't seem that impressive. Is it another reaction to the share buyback ? Thanks, Joe
Q: Any news behind rise today?
Q: Kinder Morgan on New York seems to be having quite a run. Any thoughts on your part?
Q: Your current thoughts on this company please. Recent results sparked a jump in stock price and continued strong momentum.
How does it rank with your other favourite smaller US tech stocks?
Thanks Peter.
How does it rank with your other favourite smaller US tech stocks?
Thanks Peter.
Q: Can I get your thoughts on Onex? Is the current price a good entry point for a long term hold?