Q: i assume the discount between the gsy recreipts and the stock is because the deal dies not close yet,
is that correct
is that correct
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Q: I've owned Chartwell for several years. The distributions have increasingly become a Return of Capital with last year's being over 99%. Comment.
Q: In your answer about financial favourites to Jacques (April 16) I assume you meant FSV and not SFC?
Q: Hi,
Is there any news? Why it is dropping sharply?
Thanks,
Milan
Is there any news? Why it is dropping sharply?
Thanks,
Milan
Q: Hi
despite some insider selling in a question by someone else in early April
it has taken another jump to new high this am
is there any fundamental reasons for the spike in this stock
I am aware that it is more defensive as consumer staples stock (am I right?)
I have a partial position, time to take profit or add to ? (I broke even a month ago)
thanks to your wisdom
is there an alternate stock (Cdn) you would recommend?
Michael
hold the stock for a few years, able to break even, dividend is nice, though not a high
dividend payer
despite some insider selling in a question by someone else in early April
it has taken another jump to new high this am
is there any fundamental reasons for the spike in this stock
I am aware that it is more defensive as consumer staples stock (am I right?)
I have a partial position, time to take profit or add to ? (I broke even a month ago)
thanks to your wisdom
is there an alternate stock (Cdn) you would recommend?
Michael
hold the stock for a few years, able to break even, dividend is nice, though not a high
dividend payer
Q: I read your report on Andrew Peller. What's up with high long term debt and low cash levels reported in the last quarter?
Q: Is something wrong with LSPD today.
It started last night after hours with the stock dropping.
Thanks
It started last night after hours with the stock dropping.
Thanks
Q: Hi can you give me the % of gas that Parex Resources produces.
Thx
Kim
Thx
Kim
Q: Hi,
In reply to my question on financials today, you listed SFC. I was rather expecting SL. Could it be a typo ?
Thanks,
Jacques
In reply to my question on financials today, you listed SFC. I was rather expecting SL. Could it be a typo ?
Thanks,
Jacques
Q: The analyst at Raymond James seems to have called REAL "a disruptive influence".....or something like that. Does not sound very nice! Any idea what he means?
Q: would either of these gold companies be a decent buy or do they have underlying issues to be aware of ? thanks a lot.
Q: I have a few shares of NLY in my RIF.
Will be selling BPY, and thinking of buying more NLY, holding of which will increase to 3% of my total. Would this make sense? Am basically looking for relatively "safe' income.
thanks jerry
Will be selling BPY, and thinking of buying more NLY, holding of which will increase to 3% of my total. Would this make sense? Am basically looking for relatively "safe' income.
thanks jerry
Q: Hi team. Scr has quickly become my worst performer down 45% now for me. I am seeing recent price targets of $50, $55; over double today’s levels? Any insight to all the selling recently? Is this a case where a person should just hold now at this point and hope for a recovery , add more , or bail? Thanks for the insight !
Q: Hi team,
Which are your favorites Cdn and U.S financials for growth at this time ?
What are your views on Cowen, in particular ?
Have a good day,
Jacques IDS
Which are your favorites Cdn and U.S financials for growth at this time ?
What are your views on Cowen, in particular ?
Have a good day,
Jacques IDS
Q: Can you list 3 companies you would initiate a buy today for income and why/thesis?
Q: This company seems to be assembling some movers and shakers. Classic pump and dump or is there more to the story? I believe they are getting into blockchains for NFT and DeFi but just wondering what your thoughts were.
Q: over the last 10 years manulife (mfc) stock price has peaked at 27$, 5 times ,after reading the recent report on magellan (mal) i am thinking of selling MFC to invest in MAL ,your thoughts?
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Q: I am interested in an 'all-in-one' diversified ETF to provide regular (quarterly/monthly) income such as VCIP, that best meets the following criteria:
1) Fairly conservative
2) As tax-advantaged as possible as it will be held in a non-registered account
3) Yield that can reasonably be expected to outpace inflation over time
4) MER<0.4
The rest of the investment portfolio is well diversified across geography, market cap, and sector, achieved with a few broad market index ETFs.
1) Fairly conservative
2) As tax-advantaged as possible as it will be held in a non-registered account
3) Yield that can reasonably be expected to outpace inflation over time
4) MER<0.4
The rest of the investment portfolio is well diversified across geography, market cap, and sector, achieved with a few broad market index ETFs.
Q: Looking for potential capital gains in the next year in the technology sector. Which would you buy? NVDA OR SHOP. If you have a better choice in the sector I would appreciate the guidance.
Q: Hello 5i gang.
I have a general question that I'm hoping you can shed some light on.
I find it difficult to get my head around some of the market cap. vs revenue etc of some of these high flyers discussed here on a regular basis.
Can you give me a general sense of how a company that is currently at 20m in revenue with a market cap of 1.3b would grow into this valuation? Are we talking multiple years of several hundred % growth compounding? Or am I looking at this all through the incorrect lens?
I assume at some point fundamentals will matter and if said growth does not materialize, the stock price will come back to the "correct" valuation?
Thanks for your help.
I have a general question that I'm hoping you can shed some light on.
I find it difficult to get my head around some of the market cap. vs revenue etc of some of these high flyers discussed here on a regular basis.
Can you give me a general sense of how a company that is currently at 20m in revenue with a market cap of 1.3b would grow into this valuation? Are we talking multiple years of several hundred % growth compounding? Or am I looking at this all through the incorrect lens?
I assume at some point fundamentals will matter and if said growth does not materialize, the stock price will come back to the "correct" valuation?
Thanks for your help.