Q: Would EC be a good long term hold for my RRSP? Last report, comment
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Cec
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Cec
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Q: Your thoughts on latest earnings please. Would you be comfortable with a new purchase today? Feel free to ignore if already asked. Thanks!
Q: I am still holding WJX despite a 35% drop (since original purchase) in share price, because I remain of the opinion that it is a well-managed company.
Even this morning's release of financial results seems to bear out that management is doing their job OK in tough times. And maybe even going forward?
BUT . . . Is the drastic dividend policy change a significant enough factor to make it worth dumping my holdings, in your opinion?
Context: WJX is about 4% of my equity holdings, & my holding period is anticipated to be 3-5 years, maybe longer, & I rely on dividend reinvestment as a significant part of my strategy.
Thanks
Even this morning's release of financial results seems to bear out that management is doing their job OK in tough times. And maybe even going forward?
BUT . . . Is the drastic dividend policy change a significant enough factor to make it worth dumping my holdings, in your opinion?
Context: WJX is about 4% of my equity holdings, & my holding period is anticipated to be 3-5 years, maybe longer, & I rely on dividend reinvestment as a significant part of my strategy.
Thanks
Q: WHAT SHOULD ONE, A YIELD INVESTOR DO WITH TEMPLE REIT -TRADING CURRENTLY AROUND 2.74$
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
I sold KBL in early 2014 for $40 and watched it muddle along for quite a while; in a matter of a few months it moved up to around $50.
It is now way in overbought territory (upper limits of RSI) and with an ROE of around 15% and forward P/E ratio of between 25 and 30 (depending on the data source), the ratio profitability/PE being much lower than 1 (0.5 to 0.6).
Is it too early (or maybe too late) to get back in?
By the way; I own most of your holdings in the Model Portfolio, but because I do not invest in Smoking and Gambling related stocks my returns are slightly lower but still quite respectable. It takes all kinds of people to make a market, right?
Thanks,
Antoine
Antoine
I sold KBL in early 2014 for $40 and watched it muddle along for quite a while; in a matter of a few months it moved up to around $50.
It is now way in overbought territory (upper limits of RSI) and with an ROE of around 15% and forward P/E ratio of between 25 and 30 (depending on the data source), the ratio profitability/PE being much lower than 1 (0.5 to 0.6).
Is it too early (or maybe too late) to get back in?
By the way; I own most of your holdings in the Model Portfolio, but because I do not invest in Smoking and Gambling related stocks my returns are slightly lower but still quite respectable. It takes all kinds of people to make a market, right?
Thanks,
Antoine
Antoine
Q: Hi Peter,
Saturday's Seminar was very educational. I've learnt a lot.
How would you advise a young person to invest in his TFSA with only $10000? How should one diversify?
Thank you as always.
Connie
Saturday's Seminar was very educational. I've learnt a lot.
How would you advise a young person to invest in his TFSA with only $10000? How should one diversify?
Thank you as always.
Connie
Q: Would appreciate your evaluation of this company.
It appears to have many positive attributes including no debt.
Thanks for your valuable insights
It appears to have many positive attributes including no debt.
Thanks for your valuable insights
Q: Hi team. What are your thoughts on Sjr.b at this price and where do you think it may be headed? Thank you
Q: I was all set to sell my ECI holdings because I thought the company was just for income with little in the way of growth prospects. Given today's results should I be reassessing my commitment to this company?
Thank you.
Paul F.
Thank you.
Paul F.
Q: Hi Peter and team - Do you or any of your readers have any recommendations for a Web site that gives accurate and relatively concise summaries of several of the fundamentals of a company, in particular its cash (and cash equivalents) on hand as well as debt. I have used Globeinvestor and TD Waterhouse but neither seem to show the cash component.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: What do you think of Perrigo Company's latest quarter earning? Compare to GILD, which one will have better growth? Thanks for your great service!
Q: Understanding that there are a lot of sectors within sectors (any comment on that would be appreciated as well) how do you feel about this weighting at this time?
Financials 15.00%
Utilities 5.00%
Telecom 5.00%
Consumer Discretionary 10.00%
Industrials 12.00%
Info Tech 20.00%
Consumer Staples 5.00%
Health Care 15.00%
Energy 8.00%
Materials 5.00%
Financials 15.00%
Utilities 5.00%
Telecom 5.00%
Consumer Discretionary 10.00%
Industrials 12.00%
Info Tech 20.00%
Consumer Staples 5.00%
Health Care 15.00%
Energy 8.00%
Materials 5.00%
Q: Good morning, your comments on TFI earnings please.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: I've calculated that I should keep one year of income as a rainy day fund. I've been holding it in cash but would like to maximize return while not risking its safety. I've been considering a short term bond fund such as VSB. What would you recommend?
Q: Hi,
This fund's NAV has always been in the 9.5 range while this ETF has traded as high as 11.00 dollars recently and has a yield of around 7%. They also did a secondary offering recently at 10.10. What do you think about this ETF for income and why would it be trading at a premium which was as high as 16% at one time.
This fund's NAV has always been in the 9.5 range while this ETF has traded as high as 11.00 dollars recently and has a yield of around 7%. They also did a secondary offering recently at 10.10. What do you think about this ETF for income and why would it be trading at a premium which was as high as 16% at one time.
Q: There seems to be a deluge of portfolio building and asking of 10 stocks etc and portfolio advice instead of specficic issues or one or two comparisons.Seems to have gone from where it was.
Q: HI TEAM
I am interested in adding some REITS to portfolio. I own none presently.
1. is this a good time to look at REITS ?
2. How would Bank of Canada changes in interest rates affect sector (the 5i mantra seems to be that earnings and interest rates are the key to looking a company.
3. based on data base you have access to can you classify the following according to the 3 most important metrics to look at for this sector (what are the metrics ? and their values) I think these 3 are the best looking but have trouble with confidence in globe and mail data
HR.UN-T
D.UN-T
AX.UN-T
how would you rank these 3 or do you think others are better from a "value" or safer (maintaining dividend point of view) ?
many thanks
Ernie
by the way, if I understood from my readings on REITS, I am more tax advantaged to hold them in a registered account than an open account ??
I am interested in adding some REITS to portfolio. I own none presently.
1. is this a good time to look at REITS ?
2. How would Bank of Canada changes in interest rates affect sector (the 5i mantra seems to be that earnings and interest rates are the key to looking a company.
3. based on data base you have access to can you classify the following according to the 3 most important metrics to look at for this sector (what are the metrics ? and their values) I think these 3 are the best looking but have trouble with confidence in globe and mail data
HR.UN-T
D.UN-T
AX.UN-T
how would you rank these 3 or do you think others are better from a "value" or safer (maintaining dividend point of view) ?
many thanks
Ernie
by the way, if I understood from my readings on REITS, I am more tax advantaged to hold them in a registered account than an open account ??
Q: Nuvo had a strong surge and a sudden steep drop
Any comment on this small pharme company ?
Walter
Any comment on this small pharme company ?
Walter
Q: Greetings
Many publicly traded companies grant stock options to their executives and officers under the guise of aligning the long term interests of management and shareholders. 10% of the issued and outstanding share capital to be made available under the plan appears to be the norm. From my perspective this is a 'heads I win, tails I don't lose' proposition for those involved and would much rather see outright share purchases by management. Has 5i considered doing a blog or similar regarding stock option plans and potential red flags to watch out for? As the board of directors are giving away our company when they do this some thoughts around what is reasonable from you would be appreciated.
Thank you so much
Tim
Many publicly traded companies grant stock options to their executives and officers under the guise of aligning the long term interests of management and shareholders. 10% of the issued and outstanding share capital to be made available under the plan appears to be the norm. From my perspective this is a 'heads I win, tails I don't lose' proposition for those involved and would much rather see outright share purchases by management. Has 5i considered doing a blog or similar regarding stock option plans and potential red flags to watch out for? As the board of directors are giving away our company when they do this some thoughts around what is reasonable from you would be appreciated.
Thank you so much
Tim
Q: Nice to see some significant insider buying on the open market last week along with some exercising of options.