Q: I have held WELL for 3 years and am down 38%. They are down 13% in one day today. Is there any rationale for their inability to sustain any positive momentum ?
I am starting to think there are better opportunities in a small cap area given the positive data we have been receiving re: inflation / interest rates.
If one were to throw in the towel on WELL do you have a few suggested replacements?
I am not a fan of dollar cost averaging on a stock heading down and currently feel I should cut and move to a better performing stock.
Q: looking at 10 year bonds in these 2 companies...if you had to choose one, from a credit quality point of view which you feel most comfortable with...many thanks...Cheers
Q: I am thinking of selling my Vermilion shares VET and using the funds to buy shares of MEG since I want to keep my oil and gas exposure at the same weight (about 15 per cent of the portfolio.) This swap of oil producers is predicated on that MEG is already returning 50 per cent of FCF to shareholders while VET is only returning 30 per cent. According to both compannies corporate presentations both companies play to allocate more FCF to shareholders when lower debit levels are achieved in 2024. I liked VET from its exposure to high gas prices in Europe but when Ireland introduced a windfall tax on VET it definitely took a shine off of Vet's future. What do you think of changing VET for MEG. I also have some CPG, CJ, TOU, WCP, and BTE so I don't want to add to them.
Q: The following stocks have fallen below 1% in my portfolio.
From your previous answers/responses I assume it is best not to add to these?
Since they are under 1% is it best to sell, or is it best to stay the course and see if they recover over time.
They are all in registered accounts so no tax losses.
As well I have very small position in BAM due to the split. I have added to BN. Should I just let the small position ride or is it best to sell and add to BN or something else?
Q: I've got North America covered for my investments through stock purchases. How would you manage the rest or the world if one wanted diversification with a dividend bent. Would you purchase one ETV such as VEA or buy a few ETFs. Also what's a good starting point for a percentage of portfolio outside of North America.
Thanks
Do you think DOC post-pandemic is dead weight in my portfolio and one should just unload it OR is there any hope on the horizon. It’s been bumping along at .12 to .16 forever. Is there anything out there that would give a glimmer of hope?!
Q: Good evening, Shop is moving very well these days. Do you think it can keep this torrid pace up for a while yet. Iam concerned about FOMO and was thinking of getting back into it, thanks?
Q: Rob on November 15 asked about Shareclubs. There is a relatively current listing here: https://money4retirement.ca/canflid_clubs/. It was based on the earlier MoneySaver listings and updated during some outreach with these clubs.
Q: Hi could you please comment on the Brookfield Office Property Inc, 6.359 Cum.Min RR CLAAA PFD S11 . It looks like a great buy with a very high projected dividend your thoughts please
Q: NWC, good company and stock but approaching a resistance area. I feel it's time to take the profit and sell. But what to replace it with?
Could you pleaase provide a few suggestionsto consider. A dividend payer, solid company making profits, currently at a price with good upside over the next couple of years.
Q: Can you explain (laymen's terms) The news release November 10th and how the Dutch Auction works, are shares tendered through a broker? NCIB seems much simpler. Thanks!
https://www.5iresearch.ca/company/tsx/CIX
Q: what do you think of cae's recent quarter. How do you view the stock going forward. I am a long time holder and wondering if I hold or move on? Thanks Stephen