Q: Hi,
In the year ended Oct-2018, revenue was up more than 30%, but earnings did not increase that much. Does this signals that the last acquisition is not as successful as the company expected or there are some onetime charges which has brought the net earnings down. If I want to add some money at this price, should I buy CCL.b or put money in TCL.A?
Thanks
Piyush
Q: I have had PIF on my watch list for utility's and would appreciate your sage advice as to the investment risk. Generating from geothermal seems like a pretty solid revenue base and it pays a 7% dividend and in south america away from team T N T (rump) (rudeau)
Thanks in advance
Bob
Q: I am a young retiree and am not allergic to volatility. I own each of the above REITS in my RRSP or TSFA for tax purposes. They represent collectively 7% of my total portfolios including my taxable account. My taxable account holds a mix of growth and dividend paying companies. It's a rather large holding. I don't own bonds because I don't understand the first thing about bonds but currently own 23% in money market or Guarantied Cash Deposits. I would like to add to my revenue generating part and would like to tone the risk down a bit. Where would you go from here?
Q: Hello Peter,
I would appreciate some explanation as to why investors may see the equity investment into Canopy (Constellation) and Cronos (Altria) as more positive than joint partnerships formed by Hexo (Molsons) and Tilray (Anheuser-Busch). I would think the partnerships show greater commitment by Hexo and Tilray management not to give up so much control of the companies. However, the equity investment could be seen as infusing cash and they are US companies (Constellation and Altria) with lots of exposure. Would you diversify your monies across all four or forget Hexo and Tilray as the market does not seem to like what they did or atleast not as much as Canopy and Cronos. Thanks very much.
Q: Between these two ETF's, would you have a preference of one over the other. I note that recently XIU is outperforming VFV and pays a better dividend. Thanks, Bill
Q: Hi team,
I did a fast calculation and my tech weighting is at 31%, broad etf's at 29% and the crumbs that are left over in energy, consumer dis. industrial, communication and health.
From the tech sector my highest weighing is SHOP at 5.04% all the way down to PHO at 1.88%
Although CYBR.B is an etf, I lump it in the tech sector. If you had to remove one or two to lessen the weighting which stock would you sell. I really like all those stocks but I am also aware need to up the other sectors.
OrganiGram has put together 2 really strong sequential quarters combining for 35 cents earnings. Annualize 35 cents from the 2 previous quarters and the stock is trading under 10x forward earnings.
Is there anything in the Q report that indicates a significant portion of these earnings are from one time items. It looks like a pretty clean report to me.
What are your thoughts on OrganiGram's Quarterly report?
Q: Comments please on CLS earnings and your opinion going forward. I currently hold the in my US account, do you prefer others or would you stay the course?
Q: Down 20 to 22% on cpg and considering taking a hit and replace with su at42.50to 43/share .su would have to rise about 8 to 9/share to cover loss.whereas cpg has to rise to 5$to break even.your thoughts greatly appreciated.the dividend on tks Larry
Q: Hello 5i,
Stars group continues to be one of your favorite higher risk growth stocks. I personally have the same view. However, it appears the market continues to beat this company down.
Please explain what are the top 3 reasons (other than the high debt) that you believe is causing this stock to currently continue to move down and please detail (debt reduction, revenue beats, acquisitions etc..) what will have to occur in the mid-term in order to drive this stock higher and make an u-turn. Finally, what should the minimum time horizon be if one is currently holding this security. What are the top downside risks (Including: Regulatory, political, execution etc..) and to what degree is each of these risks going to impact this company on the downside.
Q: Hi 5i,
what can you tell me about the Dynamic Equity Income Fund other than its high MER of 2.15%?
Any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Ron