I have held a full position on NOC since March 2105 and am currently up by about 90%. NOC has pulled back by about 18% since reaching its highs 6 moths ago. I am thinking of switching from NOC to BA and would like to get your comments on this move. Thanks.
Q: Aug 1, 2018 - CAE acquires Alpha-Omega Change Engineering (AOCE)
CAE today announced that CAE USA Mission Solutions Inc., a subsidiary of CAE USA, has acquired Alpha-Omega Change Engineering (AOCE) for approximately US$29 million, excluding post-closing adjustments. The acquisition will enhance CAE USA’s core capabilities as a training systems integrator (TSI), grow CAE’s position on enduring platforms such as fighter aircraft, and expand the ability for CAE USA to pursue higher-level security programs in the United States.
AOCE, based in Williamsburg, Virginia, provides a range of aircrew training services, operational test and evaluation, and engineering support services to the U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. intelligence services.
Would you please provide your opinion of this acquisition by CAE and what is their competition in the Defense Sector?
Thanks
Q: I hold these in my us tfsa and each are weighted to about 4% of my total portfolio except nvda which grew to a nice 7%. I have some cash to add and wondering which I should top off first?
Q: I am interested in buying Cummins for a long term (5-10 year) hold, or a comparable industrial in USF. Honeywell is my only other USF industrial. Could you please give me your opinion on purchasing it on the fall, or recommend other industrials, with a at least a small dividend.
Your advise is always appreciated!
Q: I currently hold these 3 in a us tfsa among a few others, and im looking to add to one of the 3 listed. BA recently announced 20% dividend increase and 18b buyback program, which seems very positive. NVDA also seem like a good time to add with recent pull back to sub 200s with no fundamental change. Then V is just doing what its been doing for years and years with slow and steady climb. Which would you preferred to add to and why?
CRA has announced $5500 contribution limit for 2018, when does it take effect? Is it immediate on jan. 1?
Q: Hi folks:
I am a a long time holder of a block of GM shares and have no idea whether to hold or move on. I also own Boeing, United Technologies, Cummins and Rayethon in this sector.
Thanks for everything
brian
Q: I have room for an Industrial holding, and looking at either Boeing or Argan. PE on AGX better than BA, although I have read your recent comments about BA. If you folks wanted to buy only one, which one would it be, and perhaps a little justification?
Q: What's your thoughts on Boeing? It looks like an attractive buy to me, but is there anything else worth looking into as well in the aerospace & defense industry?
Q: Could I get your take on the earnings reports for Boeing and Brinks. I gather from today's market reaction they were considered quite good. I was wondering if I should add to them at this point.
Q: Good morning 5i. Looking for 2 solid industrial plays preferably in U.S. but would consider Canada as well. What recommendations can you make for good growth 2-3 years time frame.
Q: Hi Peter
I own Boeing and Magna in my rrsp . Do these companies continue to have legs in this environment ? I value your opinion . What is the long term outlook .
Candi
In light of the Donald's proposed 54 billion dollar budget to increase defence spending, including new aircraft carriers,
Would you suggest buying the rumour ?
From what I gather, chances are this will not pass in its current incarnation.
And if you were inclined to beef up defence in your portfolio, what stocks, mid to large caps would be your preference for a basket of stocks ( I prefer to avoid sector ETFs). Can you rank them ?
Q: Following Donald's announcement of increased defence spending, I'm contemplating half positions in 3 of the above. Your ranking and perhaps other suggestions would be appreciated, as always.
Q: Hello Folks:
We hold US industrial stocks such as Cummins, GE, UTX, BA, CVX etc.
It appears likely the incoming U.S. administration will prioritize infrastructure spending. Do you feel this will be the case, and if so, have you some large cap stocks I could consider?
Thank You For Everything
brian
Q: Forgive me for a US question. Could you kindly provide four or five US industrial names that you like at this time. Please limit to liquid names suitable for Put Writes or Covered Calls. Best, Don
Q: A recent Globe & Mail article recommends investing in certain American defence companies, based on the assumption that military spending will increase regardless of who is elected. They cite the high growth areas of “aircraft, shipbuilding, missile defence and precision munitions”. Their recommendations include RTN, GD, LLL, and HRS. They also mention BA, UTX and LMT but don’t rank them quite as highly. I realize you follow Canadian stocks more closely, but I was wondering if you had any preferences among these names, or if an ETF like ITA or PPA would be preferable for diversification and safety. Thanks very much again for your expertise.