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Q: Hi All! I'm a bit surprised you haven't had a previous question about this co. They have a factory just down the road from you! Yesterday CSIQ had a pretty wild day, in spite of recent quarterly results which seem pretty positive to me. What am I missing? Thanks!
Q: Please update your comments on UR and whether it is a buy.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Could I get your opinion on the latest results and if it is a buy after the latest pull back?
Q: These 4 telecommunication stocks represent 13% of my income portfolio: BCE (4%), MBT (2%), RCI.B (3%), T (4%).
I know you aren't a big fan of RCI.B, but I emotionally feel like I deserve to get something back from Rogers in the form of dividends since I fall out of my chair every month when I see what my household spends with them (cell phones,internet,cable..etc). Wrong approach?
Am I too overweight in this sector? Current sector weighting:
Consumer 3%
Banks 19%
Insurance 11%
Utilities 7%
Telecom 13%
Precious Metals 5%
Energy 15%
REIT 13%
Industrial 10%
XEI ETF 4%
I love this Q&A portion of your site. Thanks
Carlo
I know you aren't a big fan of RCI.B, but I emotionally feel like I deserve to get something back from Rogers in the form of dividends since I fall out of my chair every month when I see what my household spends with them (cell phones,internet,cable..etc). Wrong approach?
Am I too overweight in this sector? Current sector weighting:
Consumer 3%
Banks 19%
Insurance 11%
Utilities 7%
Telecom 13%
Precious Metals 5%
Energy 15%
REIT 13%
Industrial 10%
XEI ETF 4%
I love this Q&A portion of your site. Thanks
Carlo
Q: Can you please comment on earnings? Thx
Q: any thoughts on earnings
Q: What is the insider ownership on torc? earning results out, Would you buy for a new position. Already own whitecap and surge but no large cap oil or gas company. Thanks.
Q: Could I get your comments on Enercare's 3Q Results released this morning (Nov 13th). Conference call @ 10:00AM EST.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Q: I picked up these 2 stocks while a member of Canadian Shareowners. While decent performers in the past couple years, both have seen steady declines, Jacobs from $63 in Dec 2013 to $43 in Nov., Flowserve from $78 to $67, same period. Is it time to bail and go a US ETF?
Q: Hi, Cineplex appears to have missed earning estimates, this morning. I do like the recession proof nature of this business. Do you think, long term thesis is still intact and a drop could be an opportunity to add. Thanks
Q: What's your view of GPE as a speculative buy?
Q: peter could you comment on YGR Q3 result thanks
Q: Good Afternoon 5i Team. Thanks for your service. It is invaluable.
What is your opinion on entrec? Is it a buy,sell or hold? Last quarter results were OK but stock went down from $1.40 to $.80 in this 3 months. Are there any negative news about this company? My average price is $1.50. Is it worth holding or better to just get rid of. Thanks
What is your opinion on entrec? Is it a buy,sell or hold? Last quarter results were OK but stock went down from $1.40 to $.80 in this 3 months. Are there any negative news about this company? My average price is $1.50. Is it worth holding or better to just get rid of. Thanks
Q: The only consumer stock I have is North West Co. that I've owned for a number of years. I foolishly sold Metro about a year ago with great regret now. Can you suggest a consumer stock that I can add
Q: In regards to a question from Mike about there being no category for Bio Stocks, I would suggest using the "Search by Symbol" box and enter/type in BIO, but from the drop down below this box select "Search by Text". This will filter any questions/answers that contain the letters BIO within them.
Q: Hi 5i team
I am managing through a direct investing account a 35 year olds small (9K market value)RRSP account. Monthly contributions $100, once or twice a year lump sum contribution. So far made up of CDZ 29%,T 22%,BEP.UN 19%, SYZ 11%, SGY 9% DHX 6%. I have about $500 in cash but cannot decide whether to add to current or perhaps TMA or QST. Also my theory has been to stick to smaller per share valued stocks that you recommend and buy in when have about $500 cash otherwise the fee adds too much cost per share. Is this a good strategy or should I wait until having $1000? What would you recommend that I do with the $500? Thanks K
I am managing through a direct investing account a 35 year olds small (9K market value)RRSP account. Monthly contributions $100, once or twice a year lump sum contribution. So far made up of CDZ 29%,T 22%,BEP.UN 19%, SYZ 11%, SGY 9% DHX 6%. I have about $500 in cash but cannot decide whether to add to current or perhaps TMA or QST. Also my theory has been to stick to smaller per share valued stocks that you recommend and buy in when have about $500 cash otherwise the fee adds too much cost per share. Is this a good strategy or should I wait until having $1000? What would you recommend that I do with the $500? Thanks K
Q: What do you think of the earnings for Enterprise Group? Revenue up 88% however the company did not earn much money because of poorer margins. They seemed to have an interesting excuse that I have never heard before - that business was booming so much that they had to rent other's equipment and therefore they made less money! Is this plausible and do you think this is just a transient effect? Thank you.
Q: Good Morning
Although the TSX was up today, aw.un dropped more than 4% with the number of shares traded being the highest since February 2013. Are you aware of any developments re this drop with such a high volume. Thanks again for your advice.
Although the TSX was up today, aw.un dropped more than 4% with the number of shares traded being the highest since February 2013. Are you aware of any developments re this drop with such a high volume. Thanks again for your advice.
Q: I believe that the drop in the Canadian dollar may have reached its maximum. Ideally, I would like to transfer cash in my US$ acct to my CDN$ acct for a few months, but the exorbitant discount broker "back-and-forth" exchange rate fees would wipe out most of any potential gains.
Are you aware of any ETF that tracks the CDN dollar but is denominated in US funds? (e.g. a CDN dollar "bull" ETF). This would allow me to avoid actually having to suffer the exchange rate losses.
Thanks!
Are you aware of any ETF that tracks the CDN dollar but is denominated in US funds? (e.g. a CDN dollar "bull" ETF). This would allow me to avoid actually having to suffer the exchange rate losses.
Thanks!