Like your opinion on WU. It is a company in which some of the best investors have a stake. It recently dropped to its 52 week low. Is it a good buy or avoid. Thanks
Q: Peter; With all the recent emphasis on the U.S. becoming a major energy superpower in a short time do you see any way to hedge Canadian energy stocks with the purchase of the oil and gas players in the new Bakken fields? Thanks.
Q: With respect to MHR and HRX, what are your thoughts on buying shares to take advantage of the special dividend and if it makes sense to do so, which company would you prefer. Thank you.
Q: How do I identify low beta and high beta dividdend growth stocks in Canada?
I am looking for 30 to 50 names across different sectors but a combination of low and high beta.
Q: My question is about Student Transportation.This stock lists two dates re: their dividend. It has an ex div date of 11/28/12 and a payout date of 12/17/12. Would you still get the dividend payout if you sold after the ex dividend date? Thank you. I appreciate all that I am able to learn from 5i. It really broadens my thinking.
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Q: Hi Peter- What do you think of companies such as NLY-N and AGNC-N? Do you think that the dividend is stable? I have had them for a couple years and it worked out fine so far.
Q: Peter
Based on the latest quarterly report on BYD would you recommend that this would be a good time to invest in this company or should i wait for a bit of a pullback ?
Thanks
Q: I was somewhat disappointed with DDS Wireless' Q3 results although the Q3 loss was heavily influenced by foreign exchange losses. The Company still maintains healthy gross margins and strong balance sheet. Is their any cause for concern as the stock has dropped 20% since Q3 was reported?
Q: hello 5i:
First, a comment. I've complimented you on the service you offer, so no need to go back there. But I would like to add that this Q and A forum has become a necessity for me: first place I look EVERY DAY, and I'm constantly surprised by the things I learn reading questions from my peers (and of course your answers). Also get some very good portfolio ideas, so that is a thank you to all that write in.
Second: Peter, can I have your single best idea for the Health Care Sector (I currently have no exposure to this sector); stability is more important than growth (70/30) and a dividend is essential. Thanks, I'll look forward to this.
Paul
Q: Hey, guys. A question on strategy. If you were to put capital at work during market downturns, would you accumulate class "A" names that are perhaps more defensive like Cineplex or Telus, that haven't fallen as much, or would you accumulate lower class names (but still high quality) like D.UN that have fallen more significantly. I guess another option would be to split your capital between the two types of names like 60% higher quality names that haven't fallen as much and 40% good quality names that have taken a beating. Your insights are, as always, appreciated.
Q: Hi, Peter: I hope I'm not the only one in Canada who doesn't understand the possible implications of the Nov 14 Marketwire release Nov 14 about ENF and the 'closing of subscription receipt offering.' Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks again. Dale
Q: Caldwell Partners released their Q4 results yesterday earning 0.056 per share The last 2 quarters combined they have earned almost $0.10 per share. Even though revenues are slightly down it seems very undervalued not to mention the 8% dividend yield. Do you agree? Are you thinking of rating this stock?