Q: General question here. Many folks often ask for stock ranking and entry prices. However, as I am typically a long term holder of equities can you put into perspective how we should interpret this info? If we are going to buy something long term (10yrs or more) isn't it rather immaterial if we end up "overpaying" somewhat. This becomes even more true with growthier type stocks that have great upside but can only go to 0 as worse case scenario, when considering position sizing. So, that being said, can you help clarify how we should navigate "good buying" and what main criteria should we consider that may be more important overall than just entry price? Thanks!
I am looking to add one name to my income portfolio and the names mentioned above come to mind.
I own TD, ENB and FTS, so have a representation in the sectors. I would like a high dividend (who doesn't) and a dividend grower too.
Would you have a favorite amongst these or would prefer another name?
Regards
Rajiv
Q: Considering the uncertainty about its major customer, but taking into account the crucial nature of its products and expertise, does the stock present a buying opportunity at $27.5-$28, present levels, after a drop of 20% over two days, for someone to start a new position ?
We are aware that BMO and Scotia analysts have brought their price targets down to $36 and $40 ( Outperform ratings ) respectively, lowering their P/E multiple to discount possible impact of this news.
Q: 1) is there a dividend
2) they do an "annual net capital gains distribution"? what does that mean?
3) is there a better choice in this field?
4) Better to wait or purchase now?
As part of my Small Cap Portfolio I own KSI, VHI, WELL which have traded sideways for a while. I also own PNG, ZDC and ZOMD which have done very well over the last few months (thanks!).
Would you continue to hold all 6, do you see any other small cap companies I should/could move into? (Was looking at GRID, FTG or any other small caps you like)
In total, this 6 stocks are 13% of my total portfolio.
Q: Hi gang. I recently added QMAX to my portfolio to provide exposure to tech. I see that back in April you indicated you would not go higher than a 25% portfolio exposure. Are you still sticking with that? I'm presently at 5.6% and looking to increase. Second, many "talking heads" posit that ROC in yield maximizer funds is bad and that it erodes stock value. I understand how ROC reduces ACB and you will pay more "capital gains" in a non registered account, but is this an issue in a TFSA or RSP account? As always thanks for your thoughts. Bill
Q: Do you have any info about this companys financial health, and dividend security on a go forward basis?
Currently at 6.44 with an indicated yield of 10%