Q: My energy weight is very small overall. Currently holding CPG, VET, CNQ, SU, ENB and TOU. The only energy position not paying me a dividend to wait for a recovery is TOU. Would a switch to PEY be prudent to collect a dividend? Would PEY carry more risk than TOU. Do have have concerns with any of my other energy holding? Best, Don
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Q: Just a comment to add about Rogers Sugar, in the short term they may see a benefit in volumes as a dead bird was recently found in the silos at their competitor's Redpath Sugar Facility in Toronto. From what I hear a lot of sugar had to be disposed of with downstream users scrambling to find alternative sources. The facility is still shut down until the source of the bird is found. Let's hope these downstream users stick with Rogers Sugar and nobody finds any bird parts in their food! http://www.quintenews.com/2016/02/a-sweet-mess-for-redpath-sugar/107360/
Q: You last commented on BIR on Dec 17th. Year-end results were recently released which appeared reasonably positive given the difficult environment. I would appreciate if you could update your comments/opinion.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: When the SEC fines all of these Wall Street Companies for all the offences they have been found guilty of, who get's the millions of dollars that they have been fined?
Q: good morning to you all
do you think its a good time to get in at 1.70 +or -
thanks
do you think its a good time to get in at 1.70 +or -
thanks
Q: just need assurance not to sell stocks when market drops out and stay long
Q: could you explain the Dutch Auction ?
Q: Your thoughts on the earnings and should I keep holding.
Q: Your thoughts on FFH acting as a portfolio diversifier and hedge against deflation? Seems they have a large derivative bet that potentially pays big if deflation hits.
Thanks,
Robert
Thanks,
Robert
Q: Hi Peter just wondering what you thought of fcd.un is the div. safe thanks for your input Kim
Q: both mux.to + maq.to are mcewen mining - charts and prices are very similar - which is the better buy or does it matter?
thanks, ed
thanks, ed
Q: Hi,
I have been holding some of this for awhile now and am in a losing position. Insider ownership seems good. Any advice on this one?
I have been holding some of this for awhile now and am in a losing position. Insider ownership seems good. Any advice on this one?
Q: Mr. Hodson, BNS and TCN, respectively -23.68% and -33.45%.
Should I be unhappy, or simply resilient ?
Should I be unhappy, or simply resilient ?
Q: Hi Team,
Do you have a preference for GLD vs. Central Fund of Canada (CEF.A)? Does the fact the former trades in $US and the latter in $CDN affect your preference?
Thank you, Michael
Do you have a preference for GLD vs. Central Fund of Canada (CEF.A)? Does the fact the former trades in $US and the latter in $CDN affect your preference?
Thank you, Michael
Q: Hello Peter
Could you please comment on the latest earning from the company ?
Do recommend this company as a buy or sell ?
Thanks
Claudio
Could you please comment on the latest earning from the company ?
Do recommend this company as a buy or sell ?
Thanks
Claudio
Q: I sold half my XTC a few weeks ago based on comparing their PE and chart with MG and LNR. Both MG and LNR had much lower PE's and their charts were bad, so I thought XTC might fall in sympathy until their PE is more in-line with the others. Can you critique this thinking please. Also, would you buy some XTC back now or wait till the PE gets closer to MG and LNR?
Q: Good morning,
I would like to take advantage of the high level of pessimism in the equity market to initiate some positions in Cdn companies in the consumer sector that stand to benefit the most from the weak economy. My thinking as the fallout from low oil prices,greater use of disruptive technology (re higher unemployment)and high level of consumer debt (approx. 1.65 x income) many more consumers will be more price sensitve and looking for the best value. I know one company you like is Dollarama. Can you provide 5-6 more names that stand to benefit from this potential shift in consumer behaviour and you believe now would be a good time to initiate positions in.
Thanks
I would like to take advantage of the high level of pessimism in the equity market to initiate some positions in Cdn companies in the consumer sector that stand to benefit the most from the weak economy. My thinking as the fallout from low oil prices,greater use of disruptive technology (re higher unemployment)and high level of consumer debt (approx. 1.65 x income) many more consumers will be more price sensitve and looking for the best value. I know one company you like is Dollarama. Can you provide 5-6 more names that stand to benefit from this potential shift in consumer behaviour and you believe now would be a good time to initiate positions in.
Thanks
Q: A follow up question. Is there a fund or ETF that uses timing as a strategy?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Hey team, I'm wondering if you can rewind to your previous career in portfolio management and tell us what names, both small and large, you would be looking at currently. Also, I just sold baytex for a loss and I'm looking to invest in something that has some torque and is not dependent on one variable (oil prices ). Thanks a million.
Q: I note that trading in this stock is halted pending news, and that there is a headline in the restricted area of the Globe suggesting that there is an offer from the current owners to take it private. Do you have any further information on this proposal?
Geoff
Geoff