Investment Q&A

Q: What are your top 3 technology stocks for growth that are good buys today?

Thank you.

Q: Hello may I have your thoughts on Car.Un

Q: Follow balanced equity portfolio and rebalancing. I do not have the 6 companies above. Please rank them in the order I should add. Any I should wait on to purchase for a price adjustment?
T as always Steve

Q: Hi. Starting from the end of May, Whitecap has dropped substantially (-17%) from its high. Is there a reason for this declline? Do you think it's the right time to step in? Please comment. Thanks always

Q: Hi team,
Would this be a good time to buy a small, speculative position on BTE? Thanks for any comments you might have.
Ed

Q: Hi Peter and Team,

I have a 3% position in Telus and a 5% position in Stella Jones and 5% in cash. I am looking to sell my positions in both. Can you suggest sector equivalents to those stocks, or do you recommend staying in those positions?

Thanks again for all your hard work.

Marvin

Q: Hello,

What are your thoughts on this stock. I am down 20% and was thinking of replacing it. Can you recommend another income stock to replace it with.

Thanks

Q: I own a half position in Enbridge. Would this be a good time to top up?

Q: Hi team,

Would you by now (Monday at 3:45 pm) with the 4% drop in price or would you wait until after financing deal price is out?

Thanks for your prompt response!

Q: If the price of TSGI continues to drop ,say to $35 US is it likely that the stock for sale will be priced below that figure?

Q: Hi Guys,

This is a follow up to Peter's question on CAR.UN.
Why do you say CAR is better for income? It has a distribution of only 3.06%. Most REITS are well above this rate.
Is CAR over-priced at $43.33?
Thanks
John

Q: I have always considered RRX to be good value and getting better as the price has declined from the $11 range in late 2016 to just over $6 last week. So I can understand why Baytex would want to pick it up. But I don't understand why RRX management would want to sell - essentially at the bottom of the market, and at a time when oil prices seem to be rising. Is there some other consideration these sellers are getting ? Can you explain the rationale ?

Q: I am currently down 30% on Cognex. I have Facebook,Google,Netflix Grub,Nividia and Amazon. Your recent comments indicate that you do not see much of a recovery for CGNX in the short term. Can you suggest an alternative? Weighting and sector have no bearing as I'm otherwise diversified.
Thank you

Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Would you please comment on ETSY as a candidate for a full position. Also, in your opinion, how is ETSY different from Ebay, Shopify or other on-line platforms for that matter.
Cheers,

Q: It appears that MUX is turning the corner and production will increase significantly in 2018 and 2019. There is about 50 million shares short . MUX also raised $50 million in a private transaction without having to go the marked to issue more shares.
How will this play out for the shorts?
Thanks,
George

Q: Hello 5i. From a portfolio perspective, coud you give me guidelines on what would be a full position depending on the company size/profile. For example, would a full position be the same for COV, PBH and ENB? Thanks to your great recommendations, I have COV at 5%, PBH at 7% and in both case am wondering when it is time to trim. Thanks!

Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
My question is about this possibility of a Debt Jubilee. I have been hearing more about this lately. I am not a "doomster" but have studied history long enough to know unusual events can and do occur. So in the USA the debt load on families is extremely high, university loans over a trillion, car loans and mortgages also high and of course local, state and federal government in serious debt. All the while the middle class is shrinking as wages have lagged behind as automation and productivity has steadily increased in the past 20 years. The Republicans have moved to a strong conservative position. At the same time the Democrats continue to promise more hand outs. So the theory goes that in the 2020 election the Democrats may promise Socialized Medicine for all, a Universal Basic Income Monthly Check and a Debt Jubilee which eliminates student and other loans which will be a dream come true for the shrinking middle class. In other words there may be a radical move to the political liberal left so the Dem. can regain power. I know this Debt Jubilee is not a new concept and is attractive to many. If so there will be losers as wealth is redistributed. Your comments pease. If this were to happen where should a little retail investor run? My first thought is gold since inflation and panic should sour.
Thanks!

Q: My first question on Points (Peter would know this well as it used to be in the Sprott Growth Fund) and VRX (Valiant) are two stocks that seem to have a lot of momentum for the last little bit. Do you think that they would be too risky to add to a portfolio - I am medium to high risk. Always appreciating your great service. Thanks Dennis

Q: I have 25% in fixed income in the above ETFs. In my TD account they are all showing a small negative return. Wouldn't cash be better or a GIC. I would really like to understand the logic of holding these rather than say a GIC. Thanks so much.

Q: when considering a new stock to buy what are the three most important things you look for