Investment Q&A

Q: TECK.B has taken a big drop today, do you have any idea why?

Q: Hi Peter, can I get your thoughts on Teck. Its seems to have trouble getting thru the $35.00 level, I've held since 2013 where I bought it at $24.00, saw it go to 3.80 and now its back up. Is there any particular reason for this resistance at the $35.00 level, what would it take to break thru this level and is that possible. Thanks, Nick

Q: I think I see an opportunity in material and mining stocks.
I own FM, HBM and TECK.B.
Could you provide three or four other names that appear have some tailwinds and any headline risk I should be aware of.
Thank you
Kyle

Q: Outside of Gold I only hold TV in the materials sector. Can you name a few equities that you would recommend that are not oil related? What weighting would you suggest for this sector overall? Thank-you as always.

Q: What are your thoughts on Teck by year end, bought some at the recent twenty dollar low. I have had a poor experience with it once before and would like to not repeat it. Any thoughts on the target prices ? Thanks Steve

Q: Teck reported last week and the numbers looked good. Can I please have your take on the earnings and things going forward. The coal forecast for the 3rd quarter looks impressive and maybe an expanding market in India.
Also Fort Hills coming on stream later this year.
Thx

Q: I currently have about 5%- 7% of my portfolio in materials - SJ and MX specifically. If you accept the thesis that worldwide economic growth is improving would it be wise to also have some metals representation in my holdings or would you expect all materials to grow at the same time - i.e. a rising tide lifts all ships. I was thinking of Teck.B for this purpose if you think it is warranted. I do realize that 3 stocks are usually better than two for diversification but I only want to add (or switch) if you think I would be missing out on an important sector.

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.

Q: Please suggest some names in the industrial metal space (copper, aluminum and zinc) given that we are seeing a pull back in the $US and bottoming of the Bloomberg Commodity Index - Thank you.

Q: I have heard and read positive comments on Teck Resources. Most seem to see it as undervalued. Do you agree and would you recommend entering the stock at this point. As much elaboration as possible would be appreciated.

Thanks

Q: I already own both, what are your thoughts of further purchases at these levels ? Enbridge as a buy and hold and Teck as a trade. Thanks Steve

Q: Hi team, do you know what is up with TECK, there was a trading halt and it is down quite a bit today. Is it headed back down to $5.00?
Thanks

Q: Hello!

Canopy Growth Corp:
I have read your recent report regarding Cannabis industry which was very encouraging as far as the future if the industry with few reservations namely revenue ramp up period and emergimg market risks. I hold a significant position in Canopy Growth and was wandering about whether the stock has actually bottomed in your opinion, especially given todays sharp drop?

Teck:
What is your opinion on a long position in Teck? The company appears to be trading at a discount.

Apple:
I also hold a significant position in Apple. What are your thoughts in the companys sustainability as far as earnings growth in the next while with addition of the iHome speaker and iPhone 8 release. I am prepared to keep holding onto it. Is this a good strategy in your opinion?

Thanks in advance!

Irek

Q: Would you agree with the statement "Mining is at the dawn of a new megacycle" and if so are there any Canadian mining companies, you could recommend similar to RIO-N. With thanks, Bill

Q: Is this a good time to get into the mining sector? What are you top 2 picks for the mining sector?

Q: Since I bought his a couple weeks ago, Im down 15% and going down. Teck is so volatile it can still get a lot worse. Is there more pain coming in the immediate future and when do you suspect it will start to turn around?

Q: I see that Teck is held by a significant number of institutions. This surprises me as it seems to have been a pretty wild ride recently. Is this indicative of this sector? Would most of these companies have a long term hold? Has Teck been an institutional hold for a long time, or just recently? Or how do they make owning Teck work for them? In this sector must one constantly have one eye on the commodity price?

Q: I have no metals and little resources in my portfolio. For a one or two year hold, would you recommend any of these and why? or is there something you like better?

Q: WHAT ARE THE PROSPECTS, TOO RISKY?

Q: Can you rank these co's based on growth potential over a 6-18 month term?

Thanks for all the great insight and information. This service has been a great "investment."

Q: can you please suggest a copper company and a copper etf. and wich is abetter way to go. thanks. Al