Q: First I want to just thank-you for making me a better investor not just with your recommendations but with your approach. Covalon has. in Appendix B of their annual statement included the notice of the change of auditors. The 'resignation' of BDO is, as it turns out, at the request of Covalon. We are also informed (elsewhere) that there will be no vote on the financial statement. I have gone through about as many of their recent Sedar filings as I can take and perhaps I am reaching here, but is this normal practice to you? Any red flags?
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Q: Gentlemen Good Morning,
Your thought on INOC ?
For someone who holds already 10 names, is it a good add it ?
I like : Actively managed with re-balance each Q, equal weight, only 25 manes, many good manes.
I don't like : MER looks high at 0.58%
Thanks
Best Regards
Your thought on INOC ?
For someone who holds already 10 names, is it a good add it ?
I like : Actively managed with re-balance each Q, equal weight, only 25 manes, many good manes.
I don't like : MER looks high at 0.58%
Thanks
Best Regards
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Covalon Technologies Ltd. (COV $2.43)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $84.08)
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BCE Inc. (BCE $34.84)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $35.00)
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B $81.53)
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Methanex Corporation (MX $49.22)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP $280.06)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $7.92)
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Stars Group Inc. (The) (TSGI $37.49)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS $192.94)
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Magna International Inc. (MG $64.47)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD $69.36)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH $94.96)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS $20.88)
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CI Morningstar Canada Momentum Index ETF (WXM $37.79)
Q: In my portfolio I have following Canadian equities: AQN (4.9%), BCE (4.78%), BNS (4.64%), WXM (4.5%), SIS (3.8%), BEP (2.68%), MG (2.29%), KXS (2.03%), PBH (1.94%), MX (1.92%), COV (1.87%), TSGI (1.76%).
I have a full positions worth of cash I would like to add to my Canadian content and was wondering on your thoughts as to adding to one new stock (ATD.B, WSP, CCL.B, other suggestion), 2 half positions, or adding to my existing positions.
I have a 20 year time frame and comfortable with some risk.
Thank you.
I have a full positions worth of cash I would like to add to my Canadian content and was wondering on your thoughts as to adding to one new stock (ATD.B, WSP, CCL.B, other suggestion), 2 half positions, or adding to my existing positions.
I have a 20 year time frame and comfortable with some risk.
Thank you.
Q: Does Canada Goose announce earnings tomorrow and if so, what is your estimate for the company?
Thnx
Thnx
Q: Hello Team,
Would you prefer Pfizer or Merck in this space and why, or would you have a company you would recommend ahead of either.
Thank You,
Barry
Would you prefer Pfizer or Merck in this space and why, or would you have a company you would recommend ahead of either.
Thank You,
Barry
Q: The balanced model portfolio report has the wrong jan 31 closing prices ccl sis pbh gc are only ones i checked.
Q: do you think this companyhas good growth potential?
Q: SIS looks to be running quite flat recently. Do you think they might be poised to run up (or down) soon, and if so, why?
Q: On a risk/reward criterion with a 5 year hold,would you prefer PLC or PKI?
Q: Hello team. I have some cash to add to my TFSA. My current sector allocations are:
Cons cyclical. 23.36%
Technology. 19.81 %
Financial Services. 16.93%
Energy. 12.6 %
Healthcare. 10.02%
Industrials. 9.86 %
Basic Materials 3.49 %
Utilities. 2.71%
Real Estate 1.21 %
All shares are on the TSX/TSXV exchanges. Which sectors are over represented, under-represented or missing ? Please give me some suggestions to add to the under-represented sectors and some to start a non-represented sector so I can balance a bit.
Thank You
Clarence
Cons cyclical. 23.36%
Technology. 19.81 %
Financial Services. 16.93%
Energy. 12.6 %
Healthcare. 10.02%
Industrials. 9.86 %
Basic Materials 3.49 %
Utilities. 2.71%
Real Estate 1.21 %
All shares are on the TSX/TSXV exchanges. Which sectors are over represented, under-represented or missing ? Please give me some suggestions to add to the under-represented sectors and some to start a non-represented sector so I can balance a bit.
Thank You
Clarence
Q: Which company/companies would make a good takeover by Shopify? In other words, if you had to name a few potential takeover targets for Shopify $2B, who would you list?
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.32)
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Utilities Index ETF (XUT $30.62)
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RYU Apparel Inc. (RYU)
Q: Hello 5i,
Which ETF for exposure to Canadian utilities is preferred? Is there a preferred US or global utility ETF available that could be held 5+ years.
Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
Which ETF for exposure to Canadian utilities is preferred? Is there a preferred US or global utility ETF available that could be held 5+ years.
Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
Q: Good Morning,
Could you comment please on the 2018 Results for Western Forest Products along if this is a good entry point for a long term position, for forestry exposure?
Thanks.
Could you comment please on the 2018 Results for Western Forest Products along if this is a good entry point for a long term position, for forestry exposure?
Thanks.
Q: Were you on their quarterly conference call yesterday? Your thoughts?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: This is the 4th. Quarter that Absolute beat the forecasts. Would you be buying into the strength?
This growth story has a 4% dividend which is a nice topping on the cake.
I am thinking of a 2% to start.
What is your price forecast?
This growth story has a 4% dividend which is a nice topping on the cake.
I am thinking of a 2% to start.
What is your price forecast?
Q: Good afternoon,
Can you please comment on the impact of the Site C dam and LNG developments on Macro's 2019 earnings? Would you buy it here?
Thank you
Can you please comment on the impact of the Site C dam and LNG developments on Macro's 2019 earnings? Would you buy it here?
Thank you
Q: Is there any pure FANG etf is available? Any other etf with large holding of FANG ?
Thanks
Ebrahim
Thanks
Ebrahim
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC $45.17)
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iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index ETF (XIU $42.22)
Q: Hi.
XIU is mentioned in your latest newsletter (February 10 2019 I Volume 25 I Issue 2) under 'iShares S&P/TSX 60 (XIU)', but XIC is used in all three of your model ETF portfolios. Can you explain which one you prefer and why.
Thank you.
XIU is mentioned in your latest newsletter (February 10 2019 I Volume 25 I Issue 2) under 'iShares S&P/TSX 60 (XIU)', but XIC is used in all three of your model ETF portfolios. Can you explain which one you prefer and why.
Thank you.
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iShares Global Healthcare Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHC $63.85)
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iShares Global Healthcare ETF (IXJ $87.38)
Q: Hi.
Currently moving my portfolio from mostly stocks to mostly ETFs. Was reading your latest ETF & Mutual Fund Update newsletter (February 10 2019 I Volume 25 I Issue 2) where I read this under 'Exchange-Traded Funds For Your RRSP':
'When it comes to Canadian-listed funds that hold U.S. equities or hold U.S.-listed ETFs it is best to avoid them because U.S. dividend income is taxed on your behalf.'
I also see XHC (CAN), listed in your Growth ETF Portfolio (Oct/11/2018), has only one holding: IXJ ETF (USA). Based on above, would it then not be better to hold IXJ directly in a USA $ RRSP account), if one is not concerned about CAN/USA $ hedging?
Thank you.
Currently moving my portfolio from mostly stocks to mostly ETFs. Was reading your latest ETF & Mutual Fund Update newsletter (February 10 2019 I Volume 25 I Issue 2) where I read this under 'Exchange-Traded Funds For Your RRSP':
'When it comes to Canadian-listed funds that hold U.S. equities or hold U.S.-listed ETFs it is best to avoid them because U.S. dividend income is taxed on your behalf.'
I also see XHC (CAN), listed in your Growth ETF Portfolio (Oct/11/2018), has only one holding: IXJ ETF (USA). Based on above, would it then not be better to hold IXJ directly in a USA $ RRSP account), if one is not concerned about CAN/USA $ hedging?
Thank you.
Q: SHOP: can you provide an update after conference call -- any surprises?