Investment Q&A

Q: Although linamar's results were "outstanding" and in line with consensus it is tanking... What am I missing inthe report? Is it worth holding at $78. Please give an analysis re what reasonable expectations are for this stock
Thanks

Q: I have made a lot of money with kinaxis having been in since 16, earnings after the close, what do you expect, stock has run up a lot in last few days, any reason or is it just expectations on the quarter. dave

Q: Is this co. a worthwhile long term hold?

Q: Peter and Team,

It looks like Sunlife absolutely destroyed out there last quarter. They had big beat on earnings and it looks like big growth in net income.

With the 4.5% pop today, its now 6.5% of my portfolio. Should I start trimming this a bit to rebalance other names>?

Q: Is the market over reacting ?

Q: Good day to all. Please comment on recent results and outlook.

Q: I purchased this as an IPO at $10. I am down 18%. I earn $227 monthly as a dividend. I am now getting into the 'bored syndrome' . Do you reccommend I hold or sell?

I was thinking of replacing part with Peller, part with Fiera (FSZ) and top up my BIN.

I hold all of your portfolios in the reccommended allocations.

If you reccommend I sell and buy the other 3 in total or in part, should they go into an RRSP or not? My DIR is not registered.

Would appreciate your input.

I'll hang up and listen to your answer :)

Q: Considering purchasing either TCN or BPY. Would these be considered similar type of companies? Which one would provide better growth over the next 2-3 tears.

Q: I've been waiting for a pullback to buy MIC-N and now it's happened, but it's been prompted by its latest earnings release. Could I please get you to look over the earnings and tell me what you think. Is it a good time to buy or not, and what the heck is "underlying proportionately combined free cash flow" that they focus on in their headline number? They must use the same "simple" accounting system as Brookfield Group.

Q: Please comment on STN's earnings and the subsequent drop in share price. Thank you. Don.

Q: Hi,
I do not understand why you include BEP.UN in your income portfolio.
This is what I read on Disnat :
P/E Ratio 145.27
Earnings/Share $ 0.26
Dividend/Share $ 1.66

The income is great, but the payout ratio seems unsustainable. Is the capital safe? Can you comment?
Thanks

Q: Good Morning
RNW has taken a significant hit this week. What is the teams view of this setback and would you still see RNW as a good buy?
Thanks to all.

Q: Could I get your opinion please on Keyera's 2Q earnings. They sound good, and include a 9% dividend increase, however the EPS is down which seems to be affected by a number of non-cash charges. This always worries me. Thx Scott

Q: Hi
I am looking into getting into the stock market. I have invested in stocks in the past but currently don't hold any stocks. I'm 25 years old, have a long term horizon and a medium high risk tolerance,
I have about 10K to start investing with and am looking for the best way to diversify and also get into the stock market again. I hold GICs already.
I was thinking about starting off with the stocks in the balanced portfolio and from there (as i am able to save some more money) pick a few other key names,
What is your opinion of this idea, do you think if I start with those stocks in the balanced portfolio at the current prices is that a good start?
Thanks
Chris

Q: Another article on PHM in the Globe and Mail and again you've provided a negative quote which they've included. I'm dissapointed that you are adding to the negative sentiment on this stock which is in your growth portfolio and which many of your members have purchased, especially when the fundamentals of the company are still good.

Q: Comments on their results please? Thanks

Q: For someone who needs income to live on in retirement, does it really matter whether you own dividend stocks or growth stocks? I have heard proponents of both, but some say that whether a company pays out dividends to shareholders or reinvests for growth, the long term return to the shareholder is similar. Is it just a matter of higher volitility for growth stocks, but the end result is the same?

Thanks,

Q: I cannot find any information on Home Capital's site about the geographical breakdown of their mortgages. Finally I found a Seeking Alpha article suggesting that about 3% of their loans are oil patch related and that the majority of their loans are in Southern Ontario and in the GTA specifically. Is this correct and where might this information come from so I can get more detail? Thank-you.

Q: Are you there, Peter? Its me, John.

Sorry, I had to start off with the Judy Blume reference for a laugh to prevent myself from crying over High Liner's quarterly results. Did you get a chance to listen to HLF's conference call? If so, any further insights?

Do you see anything in the report that potentially jeopardizes the business, or was it simply just a bad quarter. I have held HLF for years now and am use to them missing estimates (5 out of the last 6 reports have missed) but cant remember a time when you started an answer with "yikes", as you did with the last HLF question,(LOL).

Lastly, do you think there was any use for High Liner management to halt the stock for three minutes before issuing the earnings report?

Thanks, again. Looking forward to resubscribing with 5i soon.

John

Q: I was told that surge energy was offered $5 per share by a major oil company just recently but declined the offer. Do you know of any other info. about surge at this time. I will continue to hold my shares I think.

Thx Blake