Q: Do you have any insights on financial planning/stock tracking software that can track various accounts and stock performance across institutions? ...and with the input of financial variables (inflation, spend etc) provide updated information on meeting long term targets. I struggle with financial providers (hide fees, limit what you can see etc) and cannot get a comprehensive picture of my financials.
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Investment Q&A
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
Q: GOING FORWARD FROM TODAY BETWEEN PBH AND CCL.B WHICH ONE HAS THE BETTER GROWTH, ETC. FOR THE FUTURE.
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CAE Inc. (CAE)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
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Profound Medical Corp. (PRN)
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WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL)
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Enthusiast Gaming Holdings Inc. (EGLX)
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Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
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Digital Turbine Inc. (APPS)
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Unity Software Inc. (U)
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Anaergia Inc. (ANRG)
Q: In your response to Guy R. (Oct 22) about Tax Selling, you indicated the likelihood of a considerable sell-off still to come for this year's 'worst performing' stocks. Yikes !! Taxable account or not, wouldn't it be advantageous to sell the “worst” now, then repurchase in early December those stocks that you wish to own for the future? Otherwise, by holding, you are faced not only with recouping the loss already established, but on top of that, the additional loss anticipated in the coming 5 weeks.
My “worst performing” list includes: Canadian stocks: ANRG, AT, CAE, EGLX, LSPD, MG, PRN, SHOP, WELL. US stocks: APPS, U.
1) Are there any of these that you would suggest NOT selling ?
2) Of those to be sold, are there any that you would suggest NOT repurchasing in December ?
3) You mentioned some investors will want to buy “less worse” performing stocks so as not to miss out on a possible short term rally. Do you support this approach in the current situation, rather than just holding the cash proceeds temporarily ? If so, are there a handful of “less worse” performing stocks, that you would suggest and, would they be temporary or more long term replacements ?
Use whatever question credits appropriate. Thank you , as always.
My “worst performing” list includes: Canadian stocks: ANRG, AT, CAE, EGLX, LSPD, MG, PRN, SHOP, WELL. US stocks: APPS, U.
1) Are there any of these that you would suggest NOT selling ?
2) Of those to be sold, are there any that you would suggest NOT repurchasing in December ?
3) You mentioned some investors will want to buy “less worse” performing stocks so as not to miss out on a possible short term rally. Do you support this approach in the current situation, rather than just holding the cash proceeds temporarily ? If so, are there a handful of “less worse” performing stocks, that you would suggest and, would they be temporary or more long term replacements ?
Use whatever question credits appropriate. Thank you , as always.
Q: Are shares in the ETF insured?
Q: In pass recessions how has stock market performance been, % up or % down?
Thanks again
Thanks again
Q: LIGHTSPEED PROMOTES JD ST-MARTIN TO PRESIDENT.
Do you have any background on this guy?
Good move or not?
Thank you.
Do you have any background on this guy?
Good move or not?
Thank you.
Q: Hello, my question is about the BAM.A spinoff, I find it confusing. I currently hold 100 shares of BAM.A, so according to what I have read should I understand that few days after the spinoff my account will show 100 shares of "BAM" to replace the current BAM.A symbol and 25 shares of the new company under the "BN" symbol? Thank you,
Q: In reading your previous answers, you indicate that BAM has 100B in capital to deploy. I don't see that figure anywhere. Can you confirm that number and if it includes unused credit and just mention where you see it? Thank-you
Q: Has tax loss selling started? What is your take on Tax loss selling in this most unusual year.?
Q: Market is up but these two stocks are down significantly. Is there any particular reason for this. What are the future prospects for these companies. Sell, hold or add more to average down?
Q: Could you please comment on Verizon earnings? Are you still favourable on this co.? The stock price is getting to its range 10 years ago. Is the high dividend sustainable? Thank you.
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
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Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)
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Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG)
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Kroger Company (The) (KR)
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PulteGroup Inc. (PHM)
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Walmart Inc. (WMT)
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Cal-Maine Foods Inc. (CALM)
Q: Portfolio Analytics is saying I need to increase consumer cyclical and defensive holding. Can you give me a couple of stocks in Canada and the United States with steady dividends and low risk. And a couple of ETF's too.
Thanks Greg
Thanks Greg
Q: What would be your top pick for the Canadian bank sector as an add today for long term hold (RRSP- 10+ year hold). Looking to only hold one bank in this account.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: Hi Guys,
Can I please get your opinion of Cogent Communications (CCOI). Thanks
Dave
Can I please get your opinion of Cogent Communications (CCOI). Thanks
Dave
Q: If Maxr announces a launch date for their worldview satellites would this be a net positive? thhoughts on the company now ? I still hold this from BE portfolio days?
Q: In your reponse to Cecil today you state: "VOO will be more tax efficient as it is US-listed whereas VFV is Canadian-listed. Foreign withholding tax on dividends will be exempt." I was under the understanding that there is no foreign withholding tax on dividends in an RRSP.
Q: Good Evening
To follow up on my yesterday's question, you suggested ZPR for a proxy on CDZ. How can a laddered preferred share ETF (ZPR) could be a proxy for CDZ?
Can you please clarify?
Thanks
To follow up on my yesterday's question, you suggested ZPR for a proxy on CDZ. How can a laddered preferred share ETF (ZPR) could be a proxy for CDZ?
Can you please clarify?
Thanks
Q: Of the above three energy companies, please rank for growth prospects over the next three years, assuming oil prices stay around the same as they are now.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: What is your outlook for this company's share price?
Q: Last review was in 2021, fundamentally how do you rate RES today, taking into account that Covid impacts may be reducing. Include a value and growth perspective given current metrics.