Q: I've seen you mention a few times that KXS and DSG are in the logistics business in one form or another. How much do their businesses overlap, and would it be okay to own both and still have a some diversification? Or is it best to stick with one and diversify elsewhere.
I'm largely asking b/c I'm looking for exposure to great Canadian companies (limited opportunities far as I can tell) and these are two that I'm interested in (already own KXS).
Q: With many mines and exploration companies shutting down or partially shutting down do you see a shortage of the supply of precious metals, assuming this is on a global scale. Same question for base metals. Just an opinion is fine since nobody can predict economic and market developments with any degree of certainty, a fact that you recognize and that has been very helpful to me in my investment strategies. And very much appreciated!
Q: I currently own WSP in a RRSP account and wonder what you think the portfolio weight should be with what happening in the market? Do you feel that 5% is okay or should be at a lower weight?
Thanks
Q: Trading at ~$24 a share gives a market cap of roughly 1.45 billion. If they earned 297 million fiscal 2019, that would give a TTM PE of 4.89.
I know their properties are closed right now, but is this not a great buy looking out 2-3 years?
Any comment would be great. Are there any other companies you like that are trading at these ridiculous valuations?
Q: My question on these two companies performance during the past month.
They usually goes up or down together in the past. But the last month or so, POW decline and PWF goes steady and up a little. Any particular rationale for that?
Which one is a better hold in these turbulent times. Thank you
Q: Do you know the date or when approximately when the takeover will take place? I currently have shares and do want to sell before the merger date?
Thanks
Q: Gud closed @ $6.88 up .04 on 2.3m shares(av.333k).A block of 1.876m shares @ $6.92 @ 10.19am ET. 1)Who did the above transaction? 2) Any news? Thanks for u usual great services & views.
Q: First quarter earning reports are due out soon. They wont be great because of March. The second quarter will be far worse with only essential service personal working. Yet there is a huge two day rally happening right now. Is this a smoke screen and with it likely come crashing down during these reporting cycles.
Q: A guest on Market Call recommended this preferred. Apparently it is perpetual with a good yield and cheap. May I have your opinion of this stock.
Thanks so much. Cheers
Q: Peter and team
I was looking for a Canadian equivalent to Russell IWO small cap.
The only one close seems to be ZSML.U. Very small Net Asset Value and likely thinly traded. What are your thoughts and or suggestions.
Thanks
Phil
Q: I already own premium brand and saputo. I would like to add other food companies distributing to grocery stores. Any top picks come to mind? I would prefer large cap / core holding type but would consider smaller companies based on your recommendation. Does this thesis make sense in this environment? Thank you!
Q: Given the current economic situation, are preferred shares a good buy? They are all down in price and their dividends are up to 6 to 8%. I understand their upside is less than the common shares, but at the same time because they take priority over the common shares, the dividend and capital is safer than the common shares. I'm thinking of these as an alternative to a bond ETF, because the preferred prices have declined more. What are your thoughts? Is it better to buy individual shares or an ETF? Any ETF recommendations?
Q: Seems to me right now that buying either one could be risky idea.
I would think there is a Tsunami of foreclosures and Bankruptcies looming as we
get deeper into the Covid crisis .
Can I have your thoughts on this?
Thanks
Q: hello 5i:
I'm considering selling RAY.A, just to get rid of a really weak stock, and something that has become a very small holding in the portfolio. One thing is holding me back, and that is the dividend and its safety. Can you discuss how RAY.A has been impacted and look forward? I believe that a company that can continue to pay a decent dividend will be (even more) valuable with interest rates falling. That might be double edged if interest rates begin to rise quickly.
thanks
Paul L