Investment Q&A

Q: Hello! I’ve been researching a list of high-yield, high-risk bonds, and I’m considering investing in some for fixed income. Here are the details on the bonds I’ve looked at:

1) Laurentian: 5.75% due in 2032, priced at 98.30, with a BB (high) rating.
2) Allied REIT: 45.45% due in 2027, priced at 84.34, with a BBB rating.
3) Brookfield Property: 5.29% due in 2028, priced at 106.125, with a BBB (Low) rating.
4) Enbridge: 5.055% due in 2039, priced at 107.246, with an A (low) rating.
5) Sobey: 4.95% due in 2035, priced at 109.203, with a BBB rating.
6) Canadian Tire 4.947% due in 2035, priced at 107.574.

Could you provide your thoughts on whether these companies are financially sound investments? I’d appreciate your comments. Thanks!

Q: Good morning - Could I please ask for your opinion as to where you think the price of the stock will go from here given it's recent decline.

Thank you

Q: What are your thoughts on this ETF for income in a non-registered account? The security seems relatively young, if you have an alternative you are more comfortable, with, please suggest.

Q: Could you please suggest 2 or 3 dividend ETFs that I could look at to increase the amount of dividends in my account.

Thank you
Paula

Q: What do you think of this penny stock ?
Thanx Gary

Q: Thanks for this fantastic service!

I expect that you 100s of questions regarding NVDA's results, but I will ask anyway.

What is your interpretation of the results and looking ahead as an investor?

Danny-boy

Q: Could you recommend 2-3 fixed income ideas for both in a registered and non-registered situation.

Q: Templeton's recent bad PR reminded me of my previous interest in their Templeton Dragon fund. Any idea whether the fund's recent poor performance can be reversed? Thanks!!

Q: three of my favourite things are salt , fat and sugar . Im already invested in rogers sugar , which seems to just chug along with a dividend . What else could I invest in to cover salt and fat ? or even better sugar investments . Thanks

Q: Hello ,
Are you able to provide a view as to why Cipher Pharma is doing so well stock wise and yet Knight is still in the doldrums? Also, is too late to step into Cipher Pharmaceuticals. I would appreciate your comments;

Q: Is this a good point to invest in REITs?
If so, what would you recommend?

Q: Can you please share your opinion on Xdte and qdte ETFs from round Hill?
Is there any benefit of having these in rrsp account for the long term and let that weekly distribution drip buy weekly. Would you choose Xdte or qdte if you have to choose one of them?

Q: Why did both companies prices drop Aug 2022? Interest rates had started going up well before, in Feb 2022.

Q: If you'd bought NVDA before the split and held it since in a TFSA, would you continue to hold through earnings, or opt for certainty over risk and sell today? Hypothetically, of course!
Thanks for all your great advice!

Q: Do you see any chance of this new Company on Vancouver Island going anywhere soon. Indigenous cash input through Government of BC and Canada>
Your thoughts please!
Thanx Gary

Q: I am considering selling Magna for the tax loss. Would you suggest buying it back in 30 days, or would you suggest an alternative in the consumer space. I already have a full position in ATD.

Q: Hi Team!

What do you think of these 2 index providers at current level? MSCI seems a bit expensive at 40x forward earnings.

Thanks

Benoit

Q: What is your outlook for uranium as we head into 2025 and If you had to choose, what are you top 5 uranium stock picks in the small to mid cap space until the end of the year and a brief why for each. Thank you.

Q: With todays upgrade what do you think about this company as a viable growth company in todays energy sector? An evaluation would be much appreciated.
Thanx
Gary

Q: Could you please give me your opinion on ELF's valuation. How does it compare to it's historical valuation. Thanks.