Investment Q&A

Q: A National Post article today indicated that rising interest rates would even impact a solid performer like CGX Cineplex. How high woud interest rates have to go to impact CGX , or this more market paranoia?

Q: I'm looking at adding some CGX to my RRSP portfolio - taking a long term view - and dividend is important - any suggestions - good time to get in? or should wait until a further downturn in the market

Thanks

Q: Hi 5I team. Great work. In my TFSA I have RCI, MFC, WIN, IPL, FCR. There is 4000 in cash. What else to buy for long term 3-5 years.
Thank you for your help.
Milan

Q: Hi Peter,

Is CGX a good buy after 2.5% down on Friday? How is it's business going forward on 2013?

Thanks for your answer.

Hari Ghimire
Ottawa

Q: Can you please comment on earnings from cineplex and fortuna silver.

Thank you.

Eric

Q: Hi guys,

Sold my Big Rock and looking for something decent dividend and growth. I currently own RY, TD, BNS, CN, IPL.UN, AD, AP.UN, COS, AX.UN, BR,BNP, BEP, BIP, PEY, CSU, EIF, THI, KMP and CFN all about equal weight and a few others smaller ones that I hope to clean up over the year. I want something that pays a decent dividend, (I'm thinking 3% plus)

Thanks for your help!! Brent

Q: Hi 5i: I'm retired and a buy and hold investor. Most of my portfolio is fine with the exception of Baytex. I bought 540 shares of BTE two years ago and since then it has declined 25%. The options I'm considering are:
1. Continue to hold BTE.
2. Sell BTE and put half the proceeds into Keyera (although it has run up a lot recently) and half into a non-energy, non-financial stock.
3. Sell BTE and put all the proceeds into non-energy, non-financial stocks.
(At present my energy stocks are PPL,IPL.UN,CPG,KEY,PKI and BTE. They make up 40% of my portfolio while financials make up 15%.
I'd appreciate your view on the above options and any suggestions re: non-energy, non-financial stocks.

Thanks for the service you provide to investors like me.

D

Q: Question on CGX. Cinimaplex) Canadian Box Office declined recently by 8.3%. TD notes a decline in value to a Target of $32.00 with a one year loss of 2.8% including dividend? Is this still a good stock to be in your model port?

Tx Lee

Q: Hi Peter,
My kids (12 and 14) have recently inherited about $15K each.
Could you suggest some long term hold "safe" stocks that are unlikely to test my "holding power". I would prefer to avoid trading them and triggering the capital gains before they turn 18, as I'll get taxed with it.
Keep up the great work!
Marco.

Q: Is Cineplex too expensive at $34 or would you recommend waiting? Thank you.

Q: I was not able to see BNN yesterday and missed your 3 picks. I wonder if you might let the general membership know. Thanks from another very happy member! Bob

Q: Hi Peter,

I have $11.5k in my son's RESP which previously had AM and DHX which I sold. My son would need the money in about 1.5 years time. What 2 or 3 investments do you think should I hold in there which have good growth/dividend and minimal risk.

Q: Peter,would you buy Telus or Shaw for safety of principle and increasing div. Would you please comment also on Cinaplex. These are all on a near high for the year. Are they too expensive? Ken

Q: Hi, Peter, and thank you for your amazing service to smaller, retail investors.
I am trying to decide between Cineplex (CGX) and H&R REIT (HR.UN)as a possible long-term (3-7 years)purchase. Although they are an 'apples and oranges' comparison would you please give me your preference or are they both overvalued with their higher P/E ratios?
Thanks.
Ed

Q: Just as a follow up to the SW question, do you personally prefer something more conservative like CGX?

Q: re cineplex. are you concerned about the level of goodwill on the balance sheet. it is by far the single biggest asset.
thanks,

Q: Hello,
Can you please provide research on Cineplex ( CGX).
Thanks