Q: Peter and team I have RBI I am down over 60% should I hold or sell and move on .
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Q: I was thinking of buying more PNE I have a small holding .
I was going to and sell TOG and RBI to buy PNE .
Is this a good move ?
Thanks Jim.
I was going to and sell TOG and RBI to buy PNE .
Is this a good move ?
Thanks Jim.
Q: Hi Peter & Team,
What are your thoughts on Panhandle Oil and Gas, PHX.US?
What are your thoughts on Panhandle Oil and Gas, PHX.US?
Q: good day...now that prc panterra has completed its rights offering it now has a stock option plan at 0.56 what do you think of this company after these two offerings...thank you
Q: In an account where I've borrowed to invest ( 3% interest rate) I have cash to deploy after trimming a position. My overall portfolio is underweight in Healthcare, Consumer Non Cyclical, Real Estate and Utilities. I'd appreciate a suggestion in any of the above sectors that may provide share price appreciation with at least a 3% dividend to cover borrowing costs.
Thanks in advance.
John
Thanks in advance.
John
Q: Hi Peter I own KELYA as my sole U.S. holding looking out on the jobs recovery in an improving economy.It is now out of favour and hitting a 52 week low. With monthy jobs report improving, is there something i'm missing here.
Thanks Brian
Thanks Brian
Q: Hi,
I bought a 5% position in ACQ, autocanada,@ 40.00, it has now pulled back about 20% from it,s all time high and is still just over a 5% positon in my portfolio. My question is, at this price do I buy another 2%, and go to an overweight position, and trim when it hits 10%, or hold what I have and play the slow and steady game. I realize you probably would like more info for a proper answer, but reading your answers to the last few questions on ACQ. I get the feeling your fairly comfortable with this growth stock, and with the recent pullback it looks like a good time to add.
Many Thanks as always!
I bought a 5% position in ACQ, autocanada,@ 40.00, it has now pulled back about 20% from it,s all time high and is still just over a 5% positon in my portfolio. My question is, at this price do I buy another 2%, and go to an overweight position, and trim when it hits 10%, or hold what I have and play the slow and steady game. I realize you probably would like more info for a proper answer, but reading your answers to the last few questions on ACQ. I get the feeling your fairly comfortable with this growth stock, and with the recent pullback it looks like a good time to add.
Many Thanks as always!
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Quick thoughts on Republic Airways Holding, RJET.US
Quick thoughts on Republic Airways Holding, RJET.US
Q: What are your thoughts on the Northern Blizzard IPO ? How does it compare to PSK ? What are the risks to the royalty model ?
Q: Hello- what do you think of Clairvest Group CVG?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: dcf.to
Can you please give your opinion on DCF's July 17th news release. It has been very difficult to hold this stock.
Can you please give your opinion on DCF's July 17th news release. It has been very difficult to hold this stock.
Q: Peter - With the recent price correction within the oil and gas sector, what are your thoughts on Arc Resources (ARX), Tourmaline (TOU) and Whitecap Resources (WCP)? Do you have a preference between the 3 selections or can you recommend another name in this space. I have help CPG in my portfolio for a very long and I am looking to add another position within the sector. Thank You.
Q: Please comment on how stable, profitable, and growth capable Mullen (MTL) is and what seasonality features it generally experiences:when is it "in" season and when "out"
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Q: Do you see a considerable and favoyrable uptick in enbridge at this time--what might cause interest in pushing its price back up to its recent highs and is it worth it given low dividends
Thanks
Thanks
Q: It is generally agreed that when interest rates start to go up, most REIT stocks will likely go down. How would Mortgage stocks
be affected if rates go up? Specifically symbols: AI,MKP,MTG,TMC.
be affected if rates go up? Specifically symbols: AI,MKP,MTG,TMC.
Q: What is your opinion on the following trades:
I have 800 IPL shares and no MTL in my RIF acct.
I sell 500 IPL and buy 400 MTL?
Thank you.
Albert
I have 800 IPL shares and no MTL in my RIF acct.
I sell 500 IPL and buy 400 MTL?
Thank you.
Albert
Q: Good Morning Peter,
Wanted to say thanks to Martin for the stock screening app suggestion & to your team as well.
Could you recommend an ETF for the following
1) Canadian Junior Natural Gas ETF
2) Canadian Junior Oil ETF
3) Canadian Junior Precious Metal ETF
Additional comment as to why you would recommend the above would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you...Gordon
Wanted to say thanks to Martin for the stock screening app suggestion & to your team as well.
Could you recommend an ETF for the following
1) Canadian Junior Natural Gas ETF
2) Canadian Junior Oil ETF
3) Canadian Junior Precious Metal ETF
Additional comment as to why you would recommend the above would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you...Gordon
Q: What is your opinion on agrium? Is it going much lower? Thank you linda
Q: Hi Peter & Team, Surge Energy (SGY) has a yield now of just about 9%. Its getting me concerned as i think the share price needs to appreciate so that the yield is lowered. Your thoughts?
Thank,Ilesh
Thank,Ilesh
Q: http://dividendhistory.org/
Pretty decent website that documents all the dividend increases for companies on the tsx. A little more user friendly and objective (no opinions, just numbers) than the previous website suggested by a fellow 5i subscriber.
On the right hand side of the homepage there is a "symbol search" field. Enter in the stock symbol and the company's name appears. Click on the company's name and you'll get a historic account of the dividend's paid by the company. Very useful i find.
Pretty decent website that documents all the dividend increases for companies on the tsx. A little more user friendly and objective (no opinions, just numbers) than the previous website suggested by a fellow 5i subscriber.
On the right hand side of the homepage there is a "symbol search" field. Enter in the stock symbol and the company's name appears. Click on the company's name and you'll get a historic account of the dividend's paid by the company. Very useful i find.