Q: a peg ratio over one can indicate that a company might be overvalued. with the current sky high pe ratios for many momentum companies future earnings growth rates are very important and can put these pe ratios in perspective what are the peg ratios for CAE CJT KXS DSG and BYD.U. thanks Richard
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Considering Growth Stocks and looking at a 3 to 5 year time horizon, what 2 or possibly 3 stocks have your greatest conviction?
Thanks once again
RAM
Thanks once again
RAM
Q: These two companies have dropped below my preferred 2.5% level , not so much because they have done so badly but more so because the others have done so well. I would appreciate your thoughts on the future of the two companies named.
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Dollarama Inc. (DOL)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Spin Master Corp. Subordinate Voting Shares (TOY)
Q: Is it timely to start a position on the above 4 stocks,& please rank them in order.Thanks for u usual great advices & services
Q: I bought CSH.UN a couple of years ago and have been extremely disappointed. As it has been flat, many other REITs have done well, and it even lags badly behind Sienna, its competitor, since my purchase. Are you aware of any particular reason for its (relatively) poor showing? Would you suggest that a long-term investor hang in, or move on? Thanks!
Q: what your comments on this one now ?
Q: Hi Team, I have a small weighting in MFR.UN. Capitol loss of 12% over 5 years or so. The yield is high so is there value in holding on for medium term or longer. A few concerns. Manulife website figures. Management fee is stated to be 1.1% yet MER is 3.81%. weighting 147% U.S. , & negative (short presumably) 59% Cad. The holdings are short duration so I cant see capital losses unless they are trading losses. There should surely be some currency gain from the U.S.currency holdings. My premise is that both rates and currency average about todays, over the next 3-4 years. Do you see any hope of recovery in unit value? Are they eroding capital to keep up the payout. Is the payout at least safe? Is this fund performance worth the management fee? Thanks.
Q: Hi
Is CWW a good pick for my TFSA for 2020 or any other suggestions.
Presently have LSPD, FIVG, XEF, XEI and ZWE. in TSFA.
I am 64 and want to sleep at night
Thanks
Mike
Is CWW a good pick for my TFSA for 2020 or any other suggestions.
Presently have LSPD, FIVG, XEF, XEI and ZWE. in TSFA.
I am 64 and want to sleep at night
Thanks
Mike
Q: What's going on with ROKU, major drop today.
Q: Like many others here, I'm interested in possibly investing in 5G companies, but I keep seeing Doctors and experts in other fields, as well as former President of Microsoft Canada (Frank Clegg) saying they believe 5G will be harmful to Humans.
Obviously big companies involve in this field are no doubt aware people are worried, but is the investment community talking about it?
Here's a link for anyone interested:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S16QI6-w9I8&feature=youtu.be
Obviously big companies involve in this field are no doubt aware people are worried, but is the investment community talking about it?
Here's a link for anyone interested:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S16QI6-w9I8&feature=youtu.be
Q: Hello. Which one of these is a better place to stash cash in my Questrade account? PSA or CSAV. Is money in these protected by CDIC or something else. Is there anything better you would recommend? Thanks
Q: Is there any hope for this stock.? I have owned it for three years at 23.44. It has not raised its dividend since that time and now is at 21.64. You still see to be keeping the faith. Do you have any replacement ideas? Thanks very much. Hans
Q: Hello,
Could you please comment on BUS Q results and outlook. Do they need raise money soon to survive? Do you see growth in near future?
Thanks
Victor
Could you please comment on BUS Q results and outlook. Do they need raise money soon to survive? Do you see growth in near future?
Thanks
Victor
Q: I see you have recently been supportive of MRT which has seen a substantial run down in pricing in the last five or so years, as has CUF. My understanding is that CUF has measures in place which address its prior shortcomings and should promote a recovery. Do you support this view for CUF and do you consider its prospects favour a recovery in MRT pricing. Thank you.
Q: Good morning
I own some centera gold (CG), This morning it droped by 18 %
Please can i have your thoughts on the co.
Is it a buy sell or hold.
Thank you
I own some centera gold (CG), This morning it droped by 18 %
Please can i have your thoughts on the co.
Is it a buy sell or hold.
Thank you
Q: This is getting killed today. I just bought it last week. Do you suggest a hold and forget or should I be worried about it and ready to jump ship if it falls further? I have a lot of money in it. Thanks,
Jason
Jason
Q: Hi,
I am really optimistic about the prospects for Dis at these levels low 150's would you be comfortable with a full position I already started a half position at appox 151.5. If you had a rating system what would you classify Disney as? B+ or A? Thank you.
Shyam
I am really optimistic about the prospects for Dis at these levels low 150's would you be comfortable with a full position I already started a half position at appox 151.5. If you had a rating system what would you classify Disney as? B+ or A? Thank you.
Shyam
Q: Another option for Paul aside from Sharesight is CanadaStockChannel.Com
On this one, you don’t have to register. If you use it repeatedly on the same day they will ask you to sign up, but you can come back another day and look up more stocks with no hassle.
Only tracks TSX stocks, and only based on $10k initial investment. It will compare returns with dividend reinvested and without, and will compare against various benchmarks.
Main reason I wanted to chime in though is just to urge everyone to do this exercise, whatever site you use, if you have not done so previously.
It is a real eye-opener to compare the longterm performance of different kinds of equities,, and seeing this should make some rethink their approach. A friend did this with me a long time ago (it was much harder then!) and I am very grateful today.
Good luck fellow investors.
John
On this one, you don’t have to register. If you use it repeatedly on the same day they will ask you to sign up, but you can come back another day and look up more stocks with no hassle.
Only tracks TSX stocks, and only based on $10k initial investment. It will compare returns with dividend reinvested and without, and will compare against various benchmarks.
Main reason I wanted to chime in though is just to urge everyone to do this exercise, whatever site you use, if you have not done so previously.
It is a real eye-opener to compare the longterm performance of different kinds of equities,, and seeing this should make some rethink their approach. A friend did this with me a long time ago (it was much harder then!) and I am very grateful today.
Good luck fellow investors.
John
Q: Questioned asked by Paul; "a website that will calculate the current value of stock investment whereby you enter the original investment amount at a specific date many years ( decades ) ago and it calculates the current value, also taking into account the reinvestment of all dividends."
Try Wealthica | Wealthscope - Income widget. NOTE: Requires subscription. https://app.wealthica.com/
Roy
Try Wealthica | Wealthscope - Income widget. NOTE: Requires subscription. https://app.wealthica.com/
Roy
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG)
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Boyd Group Income Fund (BYD.UN)
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Knight Therapeutics Inc. (GUD)
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S&P/TSX Composite Index (TSX)
Q: Hi,
I'm looking to start investing a lump sum over the next 12 months or so. What list of Canadian stocks would you recommend at current levels? Do you have 5-7 names that you find particularly attractive right now. Looking for a mix of growth and income with not too much risk.
Thanks,
Jason
I'm looking to start investing a lump sum over the next 12 months or so. What list of Canadian stocks would you recommend at current levels? Do you have 5-7 names that you find particularly attractive right now. Looking for a mix of growth and income with not too much risk.
Thanks,
Jason