Q: Which one looks better today for long term price appreciation? Why have the share prices been punished so badly? Are these not great long term assets?
Thanks
With a lot of hype and interest in the EV space, Vehicles, Etc. , I am hearing a lot about Copper ,Silver and Lithium moving forward as an Investment Theme...
1. Please provide a few Pure Play Copper, Silver and Lithium Companies you think will be good investments going into this stage...
- Large Caps
- Small Caps with good spec potential
2. If another Sleeper Metal play, in your opinion stands out in this theme, please advise...
Q: So, after the market closed yesterday, PLC announced they were withdrawing any further involvement in the purchase of Carriage. I would have expected today to be a "down" day...due to the perception that PLC would not be "growing" as per their stated 5 year plan of growth by acquisition (my paraphrase).
However, today PLC is up 4%. Is it due to the market being relieved that PLC is better off not having to add debt to their balance sheet?
Q: Hello not to scare some investors but can you explain what happened to conseco in 2002-2003 period and why goeasy is not in the same situation now with interest rates going up fast ? Thanks !
I read this morning that Steve Hudson founder of ECN recently purchased 500,000 shares. Would you read anything into this other than his belief in the business?
Q: I have a loss in CM which is matched by an equal gain in TD.
Was thinking to sell both and buying equal amounts of BNS and RY.
All are in a non registered account. Is the tax loss accepted?
Would you recommend any changes back after 30 days?
Q: Have not held a gold stock in over 30 years. Quite frankly never made sense to me. However, with the huge amount of debt floating arounds, and, especially in the USA, I am wondering if it might make sense to buy AEM as a hedge: pay a dividend and appear to increase on a regular basis.
Q: Good afternoon. I have the following tax loss selling question.
Let assume I sell 1000 shares of BCE on October 1. To avoid the superficial loss rule, I will wait 30 days to buy it back. Let’s assume this is November 1.
Then on October 15th, I sell another 1000 shares of BCE. As per the above, I will buy them back on November 15th.
The question I have is as follows - If I buy back the 1000 shares of BCE as planned on November 1st from the first tax loss sale, will this compromise my ability to claim a loss from the second sales of BCE shares on the 15th?
Q: Hello, I own both these stocks, down substantially, I am down 22% on BNS and 16% with BCE. All things remaining equal, would you be comfortable averaging down on the these stocks ?
Q: Big Surprise this AM with T/O proposal of NBLY. Or, was it? Pretty large premium so no competitive offers likely? Would appreciate your perspective.