Investment Q&A

Q: Hello,

Given the anticipated AI growth could you provide some names of companies with the largest short to long term growth potential in the following categories:

1. Chip Design
2. Data Processing
3. Business Application Design
4. Data Centers
5. Power Supply (for the Data Centers)

Thank you!

Q: Could you provide an update on the cash position and amount of debt for Data Communications Management. Also is the negative momentum over the past many months a major concern. When does DCM report next. Thanks.

Q: I have a GIC coming out with an auto reinvestment rate of 3.75%. I would like to buy 5 stocks as well as 5 elf's or .......? that pay at least 5% and are reasonably safe with possible capital gains. This will a total of 10 investments of 10k each. I think that we can do much better than 3.75% and would appreciate your recommendations or suggestions! Thanks, James

Q: I hold full positions in both these stocks and see them as both tied closely to the renewable energy industry. Am I correct? If correct, which one has the best growth profile should I decide to sell one to reduce my concentration risk? Would you expect these stocks to fall with a Trump win?

Q: I was wondering what your thoughts are recently on this company, given recent developments and Toyota's additional investment?

Q: Please recommend a Canadian low volatility dividend etf
I am primarily interested in income with possibility of some growth
5-10 year horizon
Many thanks

Q: hi folks...your analysis on Montage gold, mau/v...stock been on nice run with rise in price of gold....small cap, but would you rate it a Buy, Hold, or Sell....thanks, jb Piedmont QC

Q: Simply Wall Street has GSY undervalued by 49.4% with earnings forecast to grow by 17.09% per year. Whereas they have PRL overvalued by 54.4% with earnings forecast to grow by 38.3% per year. They also have GLXY at 78.9% undervalued and earnings forecast to grow by 14.66% per year ......First question. Do you concur with these numbers ? Second question. Which one do you prefer and why ? Also please rank from first choice to third choice ......Thanks for your terrific service Garth ......

Q: Do you have any information about this company. Looks like a troubled past from the stock charts but looks like the revenue growth shows things are changing. Any info you could add.

Q: Good day, Your humble opinion on this CDN. bank etf. Thanks again

Q: I'm a long term growth investor. Planning to do a little tax loss selling. I'm down on these 5 names. What do you think of each name from an investment point of view, in what order would you sell, and what, in your view, could be a possible replacement name for each. Thanks.

Q: What is the better choice for capital appreciation over the next few years do you think? Both are in the doldrums but I expect sales will pickup again. Is one of them the industry leader?

Q: Your top 5 Dividend stocks in order please for CND and US? Long term holds

Thanks you

Q: Following up on Donald’s question on September 30th about favourable risk/reward scenarios with compelling valuations in the energy sector. Can you please name your three favourite energy stocks that fit this description?

Q: Please help me understand On proxy form,I vote to acquire all units of fund for common shares of new co.or cash as the case maybe. On booklet attached with proxy form it statyes:one unit of Aw.un for one share or $37 in cash or combination consideration consisting of 67.5% in shares and balance of 32.5% in cash. In sum what am I getting? Txs for U usual services & views

Q: I understand that Labrador Iron Ore Roayalty corporation is cyclical in nature. That said, is it a good time to consider investing in this stock at this time? It's a high yileder which may provide some protection on the downside now.

Q: While I understand 5i prefers questions about companies with a market cap of $1 billion plus, this is a general question more about open-pit mining in Mexico than it is company specific. Two years ago I bought DSV shares for many reasons, not least of which were the involvement of Eric Sprott and the selection of Tony Makuch as CEO. This past summer I was shaken out of my position in DSV when I learned that the new govt was hoping to change the constitution in order to ban open-pit mining. However, apparently they do not have the numbers in the Senate to pass the legislation. DSV's Cordero project is planned to be open-pit. I realize you can't speak to my personal situation, but are investors wise to stay on the sidelines regarding development stage projects in Mexico given the new govt's legislative push or do you believe that nothing will really change? Btw, if you have any information regarding whether or not DSV will be allowed to build the intended open-pit mine, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for any insights you can offer.

Q: Hi, I am wondering what percentage split one should have between long term bonds and short term t-bills on the cash side of their portfolio. I realize that it is somewhat an individual choice, but can you give me a ballpark kind of split. My investments are presently 70% equities, and 30% cash equivalents. Thanks

Q: On Oct. 1 Kracken announced a bought deal of $25 M at $1.6 after the market close, the stock closed at $1.78 Oct. 1. On the morning prior to open they announced an upsize of the deal by $20M, the stock closed up at $1.80 on Oct 2 with very large volume and has maintained that the last couple of days. When you see this type of event what thoughts do you get about it and the stock.

Q: hi,
are you able to compare/contrast the stock price, key metrics, and any other important issues with AEM today versus November 2010? can you give us your opinion of how the Kirkland lake acquisition has gone? Can you give your rank as buy hold sell today. cheers, Chris