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Q: Hi,

I know you mentioned Teck wasn't quite a buy yet back in December, but the stock has since been cut in half (again). Do you think it's a buy for the riskier part of a portfolio given it's strong near term liquidity, debt maturity profile (2017 onwards) and ability to raise cash via asset sales if it must.

The share price fall seems a bit overdone at these levels, but welcome your views.
Read Answer Asked by Sasha on January 12, 2016
Q: Teck Resources seems to be hitting lows not seen since 2009 recently. The coal and base metal industries are definitely in a slump, but the products remain necessary and TCK still seems able to generate a reasonable profit. What is your opinion on buying shares of TCK.B as a long term (multi-year) hold for capital gains and the dividend? If TCK.B is not recommended do you have a better stock to recommend in the same industry group?
Read Answer Asked by Irwin and Karyle on June 19, 2015
Q: Tech is in free fall, but is the price drop warranted? There are three main commodities but nothing is really new: 1. Copper has been range bound, is currently on the low side, the strike at one mine hasn't effected operations, and a slow world economy is unchanged, 2. Zinc is fine, 3. Met coal is under pressure but that too is not new (management believes that excess supply is being worked off but will take some time).

Which leaves Energy, meaning the Fort Hills oil sands project. This does not start to produce until 2-3 years out and the capex remaining appears to be available. It's maybe a $3B project which is not excessive given Teck's size. The main partner is SU (safe).

On a price book it looks very cheap (below 0.5). Management believes liquidity and capital are strong. Also, it weathered 2008-09.

So why the free fall? At what price does it become a buy?

Thanks, Mike

Read Answer Asked by Michael on December 12, 2014
Q: Today I checked out INK insider selling/buying reports on all 40 or so stocks I hold, a very conservative diversified across all sectors mix of mostly dividend growing and paying US and canadian stocks. INK indicates almost all of my positions have net insider selling except TCK.B. which has small net insider buying. I have never done this exercise before. How useful do you find insider buying/ selling info. Is this perhaps an indication the market is frothy and perhaps we should be selling some portion of our positions and not buying? Teck as a long term hold does look pretty good right now, would you buy?
Thanks Manfred

Read Answer Asked by MANFRED on October 07, 2014
Q: Hello Peter and company. I was hoping to have your view on Teck Resources..TCK.A.. I am looking at cash levels and prices on its various business segments on a forward basis. It looks like there is a significant misunderstanding of impacts and there could be a floor and $21.00-$20.00 area. I already have a position. Is the Dividend safe in your view. Thank you Jason
Read Answer Asked by JASON on September 23, 2014
Q: hello team,
I was wondering about Teck TCk.b. What is the future for itdo you think. i have been thinking about buying it my rrsp and immediatly afterward selling a corresponding amount it in my non registered account for a tax loss. Ican't see anything wrong with this strategy, although i could be missing something. sdo, my question mainly hasto do with how you see Teck
thanks claire
Read Answer Asked by joseph on September 23, 2014
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