Q: My research shows Absolute having a very high debt level, yet it remains one of your favorites and is in the income portfolio. Usually you seem to be more risk averse. What am I missing?
Thanks, len
Thanks, len
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Q: Wondering why the pullback on this stock. Any idea?
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Dream Office Real Estate Investment Trust (D.UN $16.42)
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Northview Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust Trust Units (NVU.UN $36.23)
Q: Good Morning
I own both NVU.UN and D.UN. I am down 15% and 17% respectively. Can you tell me for each stock whether it is a buy, hold or sell.?
What is your view on the safety of their dividends?
Thank you
I own both NVU.UN and D.UN. I am down 15% and 17% respectively. Can you tell me for each stock whether it is a buy, hold or sell.?
What is your view on the safety of their dividends?
Thank you
Q: I was thinking of getting back into a larger cap gold company taking advantage of the months long dip. Which one of the 2 companies would be the best choice?
Which one has the best all in cost/oz?
Thanks,
Andrew
Which one has the best all in cost/oz?
Thanks,
Andrew
Q: What are your thoughts on FGD these days? Is India actually a catalyst for growth ?
Thank You
Clarence
Thank You
Clarence
Q: I have a question about 1714,Hi,I would like to diversify out of Canada with a etf. If I bought VGG in my cash account,would I have to fill out a U.S. Tax form,or would it be included in my Canadian tax return? I file my own taxes and not interested in filing U.S.taxes as well.
Would Vgg be good for income 3-4% and a little growth or could you recommend something.
Thanks,Brad
Would Vgg be good for income 3-4% and a little growth or could you recommend something.
Thanks,Brad
Q: Reviewed your reply on above, and in view of the current runup is this buyable at todays prices. Do you feel there could be a pull back?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: The safest of financials have rallied a lot (big banks). I assume that investors will start going into the riskier financials. What do you think about buying a 1/2 position in a broker? Gluskin Sheff pays a 5% dividend, however there is that lawsuit overhang, so, I'm tilting towards Canacord Genuity. With the strength in the materials sector, do you expect $CF to start getting more contracts from that industry? I believe that's the core of their business? I could wait a quarter or two, but those stocks move very fast and my error in the past has been buying when everyone likes a stock (2014), rather than the other way around (summer 2016). Trying to change this, but as safely as possible. Thank you!
Q: In the past, Morguard has increased its position in Temple during the latter's rights offerings. The announced purpose of the offering is to redeem a debenture, but is this the point at which Morguard takes control? If it doesn't, does that tell us anything?
Q: For a company like Starbucks, why has the stock been in such a downtrend in the past few years? It seems like they are executing on many fronts. What to do you think are the key risks to owning SBUX at this time?
Q: How much money do you think is flowing from other sectors into the energy sector today? What sector and stocks are an opportunity outside of energy on a day like today?
Regards,
Robert
Regards,
Robert
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $68.79)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.14)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI $22.35)
Q: Good Day FTS,AQN and NPI what has the best growth in the next two years?Which one has the safest dividend? What is 5i favourite?
Q: is it ok to bring sis,toy,pbh to 5% each after recent drop?.
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Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CTC.A $184.03)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH $87.11)
Q: I currently own Loblaw (L), ADW.A, and ECI in the Consumer sector. I would like to add PBH to give me two holdings in each of Consumer Staples and Consumer Discretionary, but I suspect CTC.A is a'safer' pick. So I am debating between the improved diversification by taking PBH versus the 'safer' choice of CTC.A. Which should I add? I am looking for steady dividend growth with holdings that might hold up better in down/bear markets. Thanks as always.
Q: What is your opinion on CST's potential for growth within 12 months? They have proven their technology on two fronts, first as their pilot plants were successful in proving the company's claims, second on successfully defending their patents. Lastly, would you see CST as a takeover potential?
Q: I am interested in a small position in zef and I am wondering what a rising U.S. dollar might have on this etf. Would you recommend this etf for an allocation in an rrsp for income? Thanx.
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Mining industries tends to improve recently with the rising commodity price together with today's OPEC deal which also improves energy industries. Do you think it is time to get back to Canaccord Group, or is it still to early?
Thank you for you expert advice. Pui
Mining industries tends to improve recently with the rising commodity price together with today's OPEC deal which also improves energy industries. Do you think it is time to get back to Canaccord Group, or is it still to early?
Thank you for you expert advice. Pui
Q: Could I get a couple of suggestions for 1-2 small-to-mid-cap regional US banks with good fundamentals that you like the looks of. What are your thoughts on US financials generally for the next 12-24 months. Thanks.
Q: Is there an etf that has both USA and Canadian Finacials ?
Q: Pivot announced has conditional approval to list on the TSX as of Dec. 19. With a share price of only 41 cents, would this be permitted or do you expect a share consolidation to occur? Also, with a market cap of only $70MM, does this really qualify for TSX listing? Dividend at 1 cent quarterly is 9.6%, which is certainly attractive. Do you have any further thoughts since the last couple of questions on this stock?