Q: Do you have a resource for accurate tabulated annual returns of the TSX and S&P500?
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Q: Team, what CDN Bank performed the worst last year and which one performed the best?
Q: I'm down 40% on SWP & considering dumping it. Does it have any potential or should I get rid of it? Thanks,
Dave
Dave
Q: Whats 5i's perspective on HSE for integrated play ?
P/E, BV,PtoS, DY+ PayOutR and D2E all look impressive.
Would ROE and profit margin be issue with upcoming MEG acquire ?
regards
P/E, BV,PtoS, DY+ PayOutR and D2E all look impressive.
Would ROE and profit margin be issue with upcoming MEG acquire ?
regards
Q: ZWE is down 15% from my purchase price but with the 7.54% dividend I'm still up; however, the MER of .65% is a bit high & I'm wondering if I should stick with this ETF or is there a better alternative for an RRSP? Thanks as always for the great advice.
Dave
Dave
Q: Hi. 35 years old, currently sitting on 100% cash in TFSA and in RRSP. Looking to get back in with a long term outlook.
Planning on the following: TFSA: 40% modeled after your Balanced Equity Portfolio (or potentially Growth Portfolio), 50% in a mix of a few broad ranged ETFs, and 10% cash for now. RRSP: 20% in BTSX, 20% Dogs of DOW (USD), 20% Growth Portfolio (or BE), 20% mix of ETFs (will diverse geographically), 10% bonds, and 10% cash.
1. Comments to the overall strategy?
2. Any recommendations?
3. I know you can't time the market, but does it make sense to just buy in all at one time?
Appreciate the help!
Planning on the following: TFSA: 40% modeled after your Balanced Equity Portfolio (or potentially Growth Portfolio), 50% in a mix of a few broad ranged ETFs, and 10% cash for now. RRSP: 20% in BTSX, 20% Dogs of DOW (USD), 20% Growth Portfolio (or BE), 20% mix of ETFs (will diverse geographically), 10% bonds, and 10% cash.
1. Comments to the overall strategy?
2. Any recommendations?
3. I know you can't time the market, but does it make sense to just buy in all at one time?
Appreciate the help!
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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TELUS Corporation (T)
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Canadian Utilities Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CU)
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Emera Incorporated (EMA)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: Good morning,
I currently hold the following Utility and Telco stocks in my non registered account with the following weight:
Utility stocks:
AQN 3.3%, CU 4.5% and EMA 2.4%
Telco stocks:
BCE 11.70% and T 2.8%
I would appreciate your thoughts and suggestions on the quality and current weight of theses Utility & Telco stocks along with your best ideas in both of these sectors and whether or not you would replace or add to any of them.
Looking for some income and moderate long term moderate growth.
Thanks for your great service.
I currently hold the following Utility and Telco stocks in my non registered account with the following weight:
Utility stocks:
AQN 3.3%, CU 4.5% and EMA 2.4%
Telco stocks:
BCE 11.70% and T 2.8%
I would appreciate your thoughts and suggestions on the quality and current weight of theses Utility & Telco stocks along with your best ideas in both of these sectors and whether or not you would replace or add to any of them.
Looking for some income and moderate long term moderate growth.
Thanks for your great service.
Q: I've been looking at the StockCalc reports on some of the companies in my portfolio. Do you know them and put much confidence in them? For example, they report Kinaxis is 68% undervalued, while BBU.Un is 46.1% undervalued. Do you trust their uhm, evaluation of what is and is not over or under valued? I'm trying to get a handle on how much credence to lend these for buying and selling purposes.
Q: Hi being a holder of pbh for many years I sold
Half on the way up at $100 and the other half on the way down at $100 .
I have been 50 % cash for the last while and am now starting to dip my toe back in.
I have taken a full position in Pbh.db.g .
Can I have your opinion on this move.
Kind regards Stan
Half on the way up at $100 and the other half on the way down at $100 .
I have been 50 % cash for the last while and am now starting to dip my toe back in.
I have taken a full position in Pbh.db.g .
Can I have your opinion on this move.
Kind regards Stan
Q: What sector or sectors do you think will be the most profitable for 2019. And in that or those sectors which stocks would you pick
Thanks
Thanks
Q: your thoughts about mnd?
Any other small cap gold company under the radar that you recommend?
Your thoughts on roxg?
Any other small cap gold company under the radar that you recommend?
Your thoughts on roxg?
Q: EMR.us (Emerson Electric, NYSE)
1. Do you see growth in revenue, and ROE ?
2. Is EMR a dividend grower?
3. After the pullbacks after Oct 2018 , is EMR good value?
4. Most financial sites leave PEG as blank. Yahoo Finance (not always reliable) is the only one I saw that reported PEG (at 1.45).
5. I hold EMR in a registered retirement account; it is in a conservative retirement fund. I take massive risks on my other accounts, but on the registered account I am interested in growth, ROE not too far from 20 ; PEG not TOO far from 1.0 --- and feel 2 or 3 the above would be adequate reasons to continue holding EXCEPT IF YOU HAVE BETTER IDEAS.
6. RBC downgraded EMR today; yesterday Credit Swisse upgraded. Analyst ratings are a not deciding factor, but I do look at them notwithstanding the migraines they cause.
7. Is EMR worth keeping or could one do better elsewhere?
1. Do you see growth in revenue, and ROE ?
2. Is EMR a dividend grower?
3. After the pullbacks after Oct 2018 , is EMR good value?
4. Most financial sites leave PEG as blank. Yahoo Finance (not always reliable) is the only one I saw that reported PEG (at 1.45).
5. I hold EMR in a registered retirement account; it is in a conservative retirement fund. I take massive risks on my other accounts, but on the registered account I am interested in growth, ROE not too far from 20 ; PEG not TOO far from 1.0 --- and feel 2 or 3 the above would be adequate reasons to continue holding EXCEPT IF YOU HAVE BETTER IDEAS.
6. RBC downgraded EMR today; yesterday Credit Swisse upgraded. Analyst ratings are a not deciding factor, but I do look at them notwithstanding the migraines they cause.
7. Is EMR worth keeping or could one do better elsewhere?
Q: You were asked a question the other day (the answer was the companies listed above) which I would like to ask again with one important difference: If you could only pick 5 stocks for growth today, the key words being growth, five and today, what would they be? The time frame is one year and RISK IS a factor. Thank you.
Q: Back in October you discussed SQ and TEAM as US growth stocks worth a look. Any update to these and/or alternatives given the changed environment since then?
Q: Would be interested in your detailed prognosis for Chemtrade over 2019
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I am down 40% on this one. Should I buy more or ....
Q: Hi 5i:
For this year’s contribution to the grandkids (4&3) RESP I’m considering adding TOY or SIS. One reason I’m leaning towards TOY is that they are always watching PAW Patrol.
I know you look favorable on both companies. Which company would you go with?
Thank you as always for your advice.
For this year’s contribution to the grandkids (4&3) RESP I’m considering adding TOY or SIS. One reason I’m leaning towards TOY is that they are always watching PAW Patrol.
I know you look favorable on both companies. Which company would you go with?
Thank you as always for your advice.
Q: Currently, which one would you choose.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Happy new year Team
I am looking for three trading ideas for each the US and Canadian markets. No sector or risk considerations. Just to benefit from the market recovery. Normally it's not my style but I intend to watch their performance very closely hoping to recover some of my losses in the recent downturn.
Thank you
Raouf
I am looking for three trading ideas for each the US and Canadian markets. No sector or risk considerations. Just to benefit from the market recovery. Normally it's not my style but I intend to watch their performance very closely hoping to recover some of my losses in the recent downturn.
Thank you
Raouf
Q: Can you recommend a lower yielding, but higher growth dividend ETF?
Tks
Tks