Q: Over the past few weeks I've become increasingly interested in alternative investing, particular with regard to fixed income. I meet the criteria for an accredited investor and could manage an offering memorandum, yet liquid alts look a little more interesting. Three questions: (1) Do you think there's a case to be made to redeploy 5% to 10% of the traditional 60/40 mix into alternatives? (2) Are you guys up for answering some questions about the different liquid alt strategies? (3) If not, any suggestions where a relatively savvy investor would go to get some good independent advise on how to best wade into this asset class?
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Q: Is there a product segment of AVY accounting for the 52 week high?
Thanks
Bob Rose
Thanks
Bob Rose
Q: Hi, Could you please comment on PLTR earnings. Thanks
Q: VWDRY, Vestas Wind Systems trades in the US on the OTC pink, You have given it a thumbs up but From my google search OTC pink is a speculative stock.
Should I avoid this one.
Thank You
Peter
Should I avoid this one.
Thank You
Peter
Q: Hi, your thoughts please on how BIP will pay for IPL. What is the possibility they will need to issue new shares which would be dilutive? Thanks.
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Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV)
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Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. (KL)
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Americas Gold and Silver Corporation (USA)
Q: I hold shares in the above stocks, all down. Other than as a hedge to inflation is there any reason to hope for a turn around? In what order would you sell them?
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Sangoma Technologies Corporation (STC)
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Photon Control Inc. (PHO)
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StorageVault Canada Inc. (SVI)
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Theralase Technologies Inc. (TLT)
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GuestLogix Inc. (GXI)
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Redishred Capital Corp. (KUT)
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Good Natured Products Inc. (GDNP)
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WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL)
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Docebo Inc. (DCBO)
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Dye & Durham Limited (DND)
Q: I am looking for high growth ideas from small caps. From this list, what would be your TOP 3 Picks?
Thanks Valter
Thanks Valter
Q: Mike asked about the valuation of Pyrogenesis today, Feb 16th, commenting that it had never been profitable or cash flow positive. I just wanted to point out that this has changed in fiscal year 2020. The last quarter was very profitable, and the current estimate for fiscal 2020, released on Jan 11th, is for revenue of $14 - 16 million, an increase of approximately 200% since 2019, and net income of 22 - 24 cents per share, compared to a loss of 7 cents per share in 2019. The company is making good progress with their various product lines involving plasma torches for various industrial purposes, plasma atomized metal powder, and plasma waste-to-energy systems.
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iShares International Fundamental Index ETF Common Class (CIE)
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Vanguard Global Value Factor ETF (VVL)
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CI Morningstar International Value Index ETF (VXM)
Q: This fund is about 2/3 US. Are you aware of other similar Value ETF’s trading on TSX that would be more international Ie. less US focused. Thank you. Bill
Q: Hello Team,
Could you give me your analysis of this company, regarding growth, and safety. Is it one you would be positive on?
Thank You,
Barry
Could you give me your analysis of this company, regarding growth, and safety. Is it one you would be positive on?
Thank You,
Barry
Q: Wondering what your thoughts are on Chartwell these days. Is it likely to come back after Covid? I own a moderate position in a LIF and wonder if it is a good idea to hold it. It's all bad news about the care homes right now so I hate to sell at the worst time. What are your prospects for this going forward or is there another one I should switch to?
Q: Would you agree that the equity markets have in effect become a synthetic casino where money begets money and the idea that capital flowing to companies to provide the wherewithal for expansion thus job and wealth creation has become secondary?
Last year some 2.7 trillion trades produced roughly 120 trillion dollars of notional equity value. How much of that value ultimately found its way to provide capital to businesses? Less than 5 percent probably.
The brightest minds are helping engineer money for money's sake without creating any lasting value.
Happy Trading Everyone!
Last year some 2.7 trillion trades produced roughly 120 trillion dollars of notional equity value. How much of that value ultimately found its way to provide capital to businesses? Less than 5 percent probably.
The brightest minds are helping engineer money for money's sake without creating any lasting value.
Happy Trading Everyone!
Q: Is Versabank worth revisiting for more growth in the financial sector ? Have you looked at them lately?
Thank You
Clarence
Thank You
Clarence
Q: please comment on earnings. My wife is looking for a nice safe dividend with potential share price appreciation over the next 5 years. They have terrific assets and Goldhar seems like a smart ceo. The stock has been a laggard but post-covid my hope is that it will do better.
Q: Can you please provide an update on Magellan Areospace (MAL).
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: Any thoughts on this small cap?
Q: Given the sub optimal financial results for the quarter, do you still think the dividend is safe? The financial community has a 12 month forecast of $50+ for the stock. Do you think this was / still is a reasonable expectation?
Q: T taking a page out of Brookfield book. A big of a risk is it to WELL if T healthcare business is spun off. An IPO ? ?
Q: I'm looking to reduce my portfolio weighting in Financials and Telecommunications.
The question for both adjustments is the same: for these stocks would you recommend eliminating one entirely or just reducing my holdings in both? I will be adding more exposure in the US industrial and defensive consumer sectors with the freed up cash. I should add that for all of these stocks I'm probably pushing my weighting a bit high, at 5-7%.
For financials: BMO and RY (assuming I would sell BMO over RY)
For telecom: T and BCE (assume I would sell BCE over T)
All of these are held in registered accounts, and I'm still 10+ years out from retirement. I currently hold 24 stocks across my registered accounts.
The question for both adjustments is the same: for these stocks would you recommend eliminating one entirely or just reducing my holdings in both? I will be adding more exposure in the US industrial and defensive consumer sectors with the freed up cash. I should add that for all of these stocks I'm probably pushing my weighting a bit high, at 5-7%.
For financials: BMO and RY (assuming I would sell BMO over RY)
For telecom: T and BCE (assume I would sell BCE over T)
All of these are held in registered accounts, and I'm still 10+ years out from retirement. I currently hold 24 stocks across my registered accounts.
Q: Good morning,
Could I get your take on GRID? Sounds exciting but I haven’t been able to find out much regarding financials.
Could I get your take on GRID? Sounds exciting but I haven’t been able to find out much regarding financials.