Q: I'm looking to reduce the beta in my portfolio and considering one of the 3 companies. Which one looks the most attractive today as a long term hold and why?
Q: Hello
WCN is taking a big hit today
holding it for a long term growth
should I add, hold or sell?
any equivalent companies that you recommend in the same field
of better choices
thanks
Michael
Q: For the listed stocks above, in what order you purchase them....the top being the first/? Also what would be a suggest purchase price?....Thanks for your insights....Tom
Q: Hello folks:
How would you rate RSG as an investment. These waste management systems appear pretty recession proof; are there better examples?
Thanks again for your great service
brian
Q: Hi folks,
I have held CNR in my TFSA for a few years - up 10%. I am thinking of replacing it with WCN for some more growth. Would it be better buying WCN on the NYSE or TSE? May I have your opinion?
Thanks
Q: What is your opinion of Clean Harbors after the recent earnings report? Would you think it a worthwhile addition to WCN in the waste management space or better to go with a different company? Thanks.
Q: I'm looking to add a dividend growth stock to my portfolio and considering DOL, TRI, STN, GSY, WCN. What are your views on these stocks and please rank given current market conditions and price. I hold others such as BN, TFII, CSU, and ATD. Others to consider?
I have held DFY for awhile and have doubled my investment. Experience has taught me to take some money off the table when one of my stocks has reached this point. I'm thinking about selling 1/3 of the position and reinvesting the rest in 2 or 3 of the following stocks:
I have partial positions in BCE, EIF, NWC, WCN and X
I have full positions in T and TD and open to averaging down
My questions are:
1) Would you trim a position in DFY given current market conditions?
2) How do you currently rank the 7 other stocks listed
3) Would you add to existing positions in T and/or TD given their current outlooks or look elsewhere?
These are a held in a TFSA and are planned to be 15-20 year holds