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Q: Can you rank the above "cheap" Canadian Oil and Gas companies according to 12 month growth potential with the assumption of >$80 WTI and >$7 MMBtu Nat Gas (NYMEX) price ?
Read Answer Asked by Neil on May 31, 2022
Q: hi,
looking at recent earnings reports ( last was final year 2021/fourth quarter 2021 march 23,2022 release ), CPLF looks pretty good to me. it has growing revenue, profit, EBITDA, as well as a significant decreasing net loss. it seems to be in a business that is not going away, even with current economic conditions. it is extremely under the radar. it has positive cash balance. it is way down in price. do you think this is a good time to nibble away and add to a position? what are your current thoughts on this one? why do you think there is no coverage of this one in any investing/business media? cheers, chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on May 30, 2022
Q: I've traded around my position in ILMN for a few years and was thinking of adding. I like the long term potential of the sector and the regular consumables income. However, I'm wondering if CRSP is better value - less downside and similar upside. I'd appreciate your thoughts. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Mike on May 30, 2022
Q: hi folks:

what do you think is the sensitivity of oil/gas stock prices are to the actual price of oil/gas?

one side believes high prices (of stks and the commodity) are due mostly to supply shortages and the ukraine war

the other side believes that these 'issues' are secondary to the FCF generated by these companies - and all will be debt free and paying out large divvies even at the $70 oil level - and this makes it completely different than any other time in history

i am curious to hear your 'side'

thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 30, 2022
Q: With the US talking about isolating China, Is there an etf that focuses on the other asian countries like Taiwan, Vietnam, Singapore Japan etc or would you have another way to play this shift in policy?
Thx
Read Answer Asked by Todd on May 30, 2022
Q: hi,
if you were forced to read the tea leaves, where do think the downside levels are for the TSX, Dow, Nasdaq, S&P from here, before we reset and begin grinding upwards again? cheers, chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on May 30, 2022
Q: Looking to add to my Ivn copper exposure with one of these companies. Could you compare these companies and make a recommendation for. 2 to 3 year hold? Also,any thoughts on Horizons new Copp etf? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Steve on May 30, 2022
Q: You recently quoted some growth stocks at 18 x earnings with net cash on hand.

A. Are you insinuating that there is a "value" aspect to growth stocks?
B. Please name your top 5 growth stocks as defined

thanks

Ernie
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on May 30, 2022
Q: You have discussed bear markets and crashes often in the past as typically short painful spans of time, duration usually as 6-12 months.

What about "recessions"? Please provide your top 5 coaching advice / tips for investors in terms of understanding and weathering recessions.

thanks
Ernie
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on May 30, 2022
Q: Hello team,

Given the situation in the market, I would like to sell some stuff to recover the taxes I paid on capital gains back in 2020. But before doing that, I have a tax question: How do I recover the taxes paid on net capital gains in previous years? Let's say that I had made a capital gain of 100K in 2020 of which I had to pay taxes on 50K. Now, assuming my income hasn't changed, if I declare 50K in capital losses this year, do I get back all tax paid on my 2020 capital gains?

I know you are not tax experts but I hope you can give me a quick and general answer.

Thanks for your guidance! :)
Read Answer Asked by Saeed on May 30, 2022
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