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Asked by Colette on September 08, 2015
Q: Thinking about buying this stock for turn a round in the price of oil, looks to me like a lot of upside. Would you recommend buying this stock or would you recommend another similar stock.
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Asked by William J on September 08, 2015
Q: Good Morning, looking to buy one of these for yield as they look attractive price wise. But is the yield safe? Is it the usual 15% withholding tax? Your view on these companies and sector would be very appreciated.
Thanks!
I own some CONSTEL SFTWR S1 FR31 MR40 CSU.DB and some
RTS-CONSTELLTN SFTW15SP15 CSU.RT.A.
What do you recommend I do with these? Appears there is a September expiry date for what?
Thanks for your advice, Klaus
According to the Globe and Mail site, BAM has a Trailing P/E of 7.82, but a forward P/E of 34.42. Could you please explain how a forward P/E can be so far removed from the trailing P/E? Who establishes the forward P/E - the company or analysts?
As a follow up to my previous question. If you believe the numbers being reported by analysts are not correct and MDA does trade around a PE of 40,is your opinion of the company still an A? Any contemplated changes to the MDA report?
Would you please comment on Mitel's recent price drops. I am down by about 25%, should I hang on to my Mitel holdings or bite the bullet -- sell it at a loss and move on to something else. As always, great work guys.
Q: I own roughly 5% weighting in the following equities CSE, GRC, HCG, SYZ, WEF, WIN, XSR that are down over 15% in market value. Would you continue to hold them for a better times or sell now for a tax loss?
Q: If you had to choose between these two which would you prefer and why? I already have some Canadian media and some U.S. and Canadian financials.
Thanks as always.
Q: This is a follow up question from my earlier question about bonds, I didn't explain my question clearly.
Do you have a suggestion for Bonds in Canada as I have no bonds at all and is it a good time to buy?
Do you have a suggestion for international ETF (not bonds) in Canadian $?
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Asked by Colette on September 08, 2015
Q: Within a register account, aka RRSP, I hold two pipelines IPL and PPL, each with a weighting of 5.5% and both held for sometime. (In addition, the other energy "utilities" are ALA (4.3%) and KEY (6.4%)...so the total for this energy "utilities" sector so to speak is 21.7% and this is within what I consider a diversified portfolio.)
Looking forward for 3 to 5 years, should the weighting mix of IPL and PPL be changed and might include say ENB or another such entity? (I'm asking this because of the recent 5iR comments/evaluation of ENB.)
Also, in the context of all the existing holdings within the energy "utilities, should the current course be maintained/held or modified/tweeked?
.....thanks......Tom
Q: I hold a number of REITS in an registered account...AX.un BYD.un CSH.un GRT.un and HR.un, with BYD.un being 2 positions and the others being 1 position each. I have attempted to get a diversified mix of REITS in various sub-industries.
Does this mix seem reasonable for going forward for 3 to 5 years or should changes be made?
Also I have funds available to purchase another 1 REIT position in this registered account, aka RRSP. Would you suggest adding to the existing holds or adding another REIT.un, say MRC if it pays distributions rather than dividends?......Thanks....Tom
Q: I purchased COX.UN at $6.00 on 9 March 2009.I have the right to redeem the shares at NAV until 14 September. I cannot determine the NAV but shares are trading at $7.33 with a 12 month range of $7.20 to 9.40. Would you recommend redeeming the shares and investing the proceeds in shares with a better growth record? COX.UN pays no dividend. What would you recommend for a 80+ year old interested in growth and a dividend?
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Asked by Sheldon on September 08, 2015
Q: In a recent blog Danielle Park is suggesting that the Canadian banks may correct as much as 55% from their 52 week high. Do you think that a correction of this magnitude is probable given the present environment? I was hoping to buy TD at $47 which is about a 20% discount off its high. I would like to hear your thoughts. Thank you.