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Q: i own each of the listed companies ... approx 5% of the portfolio and down approx 8% overall but waiting for recovery ....what i find interesting is that broker targets overall are substantially higher, even recent evaluations ... are these recommendations worth considering when buying stocks and what is your overall assessment of this list ... while I wait for recovery or US to pass SAFE .. thx
Read Answer Asked by Bob on October 18, 2021
Q: Hi folks. can please get update on Gran Tierra oil gte/t...almost went broke but after Q3 results...future looks brighter with debt being paid down..exited financial covenant..& hedges off. Still long way to go but is now good time to take a position with Brent Oil at $85sh...Buy/Hold/Sell....thanks as always, jb Piedmont QC
Read Answer Asked by John on October 18, 2021
Q: Top 10 CAD Dividend Growth picks for RESP? 15 year time horizon.

If you have a link to such a portfolio would be happy to see.
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on October 18, 2021
Q: Hi Peter
I am looking for 2-3 names that would be responsible for the infrastructure of the electric car charging stations that are coming in Canada
I already owns ATD.b, you can exclude that one, thanks, prefer Canadian names
Michael
Read Answer Asked by Michael on October 18, 2021
Q: After your positive report as well as my portfolio analytics suggesting I buy more consumer cyclicals, I was enthusiastic to buy Aritzia.

After a sudden share price jump last week and your answer to Harry's question on Oct 18 about possible headwinds, I'm wondering whether LNF would be a better choice at this time.


Read Answer Asked by Kevin on October 18, 2021
Q: 1 Which Of the following will likely initiate or increase their dividend. ARX,ATH,CJ,CVE,FRU,KEY,PEY,SU, TOU,WCP. Please rate in order of likelihood.
2. in order of likelihood which well have the most potential for share price increase.
3. in order of likelihood which is the safest of the above
thanks as always
Yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on October 18, 2021
Q: I know 5i favours SLF over MFC. MFC is cheaper, but I was surprised to see on Morningstar that it isn't by a whole lot.

I am a long term investor. I am looking at MFC from a 10, 20 year perspective. l did own it back when they cut the dividend, but am now considering adding it back in.

Is the company much improved from 10 years ago? Cash Flow metrics seem to be good. I was unable to find debt ratio though, and whether or not it was at an acceptable level.

How do you see MFC going forward, despite the present events in China?

Read Answer Asked by James on October 18, 2021
Q: This company BRP is very well run and has reported continuous growth, as well as seemingly never misses earnings.

Anyway my only concern is, in the current economic climate, with a company making "expensive toys" like BRP, how much of that likely downturn will affect its sales (and then directly on share price)?

I try to research back to 2008 (the last major economic crisis) but nothing goes back that far on line. Of course the forecast published by the company and selected analysts, though mentioned the current economy issues, still paint a very rosy picture for the near future.

Is my concern about the potential downturn and its effect on BRP valid? What is your take on this? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Victor on October 18, 2021
Q: I am deciding which one to buy. There is a $2.00 premium for BAMR which is one to one exchangeable with BAM. But my thinking is that BAMR might have more growth as a new company trying to reach a certain scale. I like the (Re) insurance business. There are other considerations such as valuation, stock correlation, market float etc which I appreciate your comments on. Which would you buy? Thanks Derek
Read Answer Asked by Derek on October 18, 2021
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