Q: Your previous price recommendation wad $8.50. Now that it is approximately $6.50, would you recommend starting a position and could you please comment on recent Australian acquisition? Thanx.
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Q: I'm looking at PEY and FRU for dividend income, and possibly a little appreciation. Their recent price doesn't seem to be too effected by gas/oil prices going down -or are they perhaps offset by interest rates going down at the same time? Could you compare these; do you have a preference? How high a risk are they? What is a good entry point for both? Thanks!
Q: Can you name companies in a space similar to ERIE worth looking at? Also, is ERIE “to good true” or just highly (P/E 53) valued? What would be a reasonable buy-in price?
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Veren Inc. (VRN)
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
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Paramount Resources Ltd. Class A Common Shares (POU)
Q: The performance of these two Oil & Gas stocks have been a disappointment of late and thus far this year...
What are your thoughts on these stocks and holding them for awhile longer until gas prices increase or biting the bullet and switching to ARC Resources and TOU?
Thank you.
What are your thoughts on these stocks and holding them for awhile longer until gas prices increase or biting the bullet and switching to ARC Resources and TOU?
Thank you.
Q: I wonder if you can tell me the yield on DYN6004, the ISA - F savings account/fund from Bank of Nova Scota Itrade.
Shortly I will have about $150K to park for 6 months inside an Itrade TFSA, and think this is where I should put it.
Any other suggestions for a 3 to 9 month 'parking' inside of Itrade TFSA (or could be taken out to non-registered acct) would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Paul
Shortly I will have about $150K to park for 6 months inside an Itrade TFSA, and think this is where I should put it.
Any other suggestions for a 3 to 9 month 'parking' inside of Itrade TFSA (or could be taken out to non-registered acct) would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Paul
Q: Hi folks, received shares from the spin-off, what are your thoughts on the company? Add or sell the position? Thanks.
Q: What do you think of the RBC Target Bond Index funds. These are designed to synthesize the return on a single bond for a specific year of maturity. Are they likely to be a good place to put some cash for the next year or two ?
Q: They took a big hit today --Is this a good time to add to my position?
Q: Hi Peter and 5i,
Loblaw's is up YTD 40% and 1 year 56%. I keep thinking about taking a bit of money off the table here.
Then I review their financial metrics - ROIC-up, EPS-up, Margins - improving, Dividend growth - stellar, Payout ratio - low, Price/EPS - current is basically the same as historical averages, share count - decreasing since 2014.
Am I missing anything here with regards to the current valuations as compared to their historicals. Is this just a company that is firing on a cylinders (despite the news headlines) with their grocery, Shoppers and PC Financial products. Love PC optimum and their Insiders Credit Card!
Thanks for your always great feedback.
Loblaw's is up YTD 40% and 1 year 56%. I keep thinking about taking a bit of money off the table here.
Then I review their financial metrics - ROIC-up, EPS-up, Margins - improving, Dividend growth - stellar, Payout ratio - low, Price/EPS - current is basically the same as historical averages, share count - decreasing since 2014.
Am I missing anything here with regards to the current valuations as compared to their historicals. Is this just a company that is firing on a cylinders (despite the news headlines) with their grocery, Shoppers and PC Financial products. Love PC optimum and their Insiders Credit Card!
Thanks for your always great feedback.
Q: Your thoughts please on the BCE news today?
Thx
Thx
Q: What do you think of FRU.ca vs NPI at these levels for a long term hold? Are there tax consequences for a royalty company I should be aware of?
I own CNQ, ENB, CPX, H and a little HSP already but I'm finding it hard to resist the dividends (and hopefully growth) of FRU and NPI. Should I add to one of the companies I already own or buy NPI or FRU as well?
I own CNQ, ENB, CPX, H and a little HSP already but I'm finding it hard to resist the dividends (and hopefully growth) of FRU and NPI. Should I add to one of the companies I already own or buy NPI or FRU as well?
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Alibaba Group Holding Limited American Depositary Shares each representing eight (BABA)
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Tencent Holdings Ltd. ADR (TCEHY)
Q: Currently the Chinese market is on track for its 4th down year in a row, which is pretty rare for a global market. The contrarian would say that this pendulum has to swing back the other way at some point here. Fundamentals on many large names have detached from expectations, with names like BABA, TCEHY, etc showing FCF near record highs while share prices are at multi year lows. How do you feel about investing in these names, and if you did recommend any which would they be? Thx
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Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV)
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IAMGOLD Corporation (IMG)
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Barrick Mining Corporation (ABX)
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Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM)
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Kinross Gold Corporation (K)
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Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS)
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Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. (WDO)
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Equinox Gold Corp. (EQX)
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Fortuna Mining Corp. (FSM)
Q: I own the above Precious Metals companies having bought all over the past 4 or 5 years. Based on my cost all of them are in a profit position to varying degrees.
Each was bought for a somewhat different reason ie B2 because of heavy sell off n divi, Fortuna as a potential turnaround, Equinox as a turnaround .. similarly Wesdome.
I am always interested in holding good companies that have turnaround n takeout potential.
Which would you continue to hold and which would you sell to streamline my holdings keeping in mind AEM has performed well whilst some of the others have been following the general market updraft n may or may not have catalysts to drive them higher?
Each was bought for a somewhat different reason ie B2 because of heavy sell off n divi, Fortuna as a potential turnaround, Equinox as a turnaround .. similarly Wesdome.
I am always interested in holding good companies that have turnaround n takeout potential.
Which would you continue to hold and which would you sell to streamline my holdings keeping in mind AEM has performed well whilst some of the others have been following the general market updraft n may or may not have catalysts to drive them higher?
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BMO Low Volatility Canadian Equity ETF (ZLB)
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Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap ex Canada Index ETF (VXC)
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Vanguard Growth ETF (VUG)
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.B)
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BMO Nasdaq 100 Equity Index ETF (ZNQ)
Q: My husband mainly holds ETF's in his TFSA - ZLB, VXC, ZNQ, and some BRK. ZNQ accounts for around 5% with the others split about evenly. Which one would you add new cash to today? Another option we have been looking at is adding VUG. I think there is a lot of overlap between VXC, ZNQ, and VUG. Of the three, which one or two do you like best? Thanks!
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CGI Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (GIB.A)
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Element Fleet Management Corp. (EFN)
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TFI International Inc. (TFII)
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Athabasca Oil Corporation (ATH)
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CES Energy Solutions Corp. (CEU)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC)
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EQB Inc. (EQB)
Q: If somebody mentioned already on this forum I missed it. Congratulations to 5i for having a handfull of stocks that they have endorsed to us members on making the TSX Top 30 list, https://www.tsx.com/en/news?id=1053 , the 30 best performers over the last 3 years. I, along with lots of your members I'd guess am very happy to own a few of the stocks on the list, tx to the team at 5i. What are a few names you'd guess at making the next list next?
Q: Ignoring the stock chart, do you see a good path forward for WOLF ? They are a leader in SiC devices, and I like the segment that they are in - Solar and Energy Storage. Is the balance sheet okay?
Q: On July 19/24, you indicated buying IWM before the election would be risky. So, does one wait until the elections are completely over, or gradually start buying now. I appreciate your insight on this matter. Is their website for seasonality that you would recommend. Thank very much appreciate your good service.
Q: In your reply to Steve this morning, you said "We think it is important to watch, but there are other indicators that we are watching more closely such as credit spreads or commodity prices." Could you please expand on this? Thanks in advance.
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB)
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Global X S&P/TSX Capped Financials Index Corporate Class ETF (HXF)
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iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Dividend Index ETF (XEI)
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Vanguard FTSE Canadian High Dividend Yield Index ETF (VDY)
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Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Financials ETF (HFIN)
Q: Hey team. I'm a senior, dividend investor and I have been investigating both Ishares XEI (S&P Comp High Div ETF) and Vanguards VDY (Vangaurd FTSE Canadian High Div Yield Index ETF).
They look pretty much the same with slightly different holdings with XEI having a slightly higher dividend. Looking for your advice as to which one has the edge on the other. I own XEI now.
My second question is on the Ishares ETF- FIE (Canadian Financial Monthly Income) Yield of 6.49% when I looked. I'm not real happy with the high MER of .80 Would you know of an equivalent ETF with a lower MER that I could research? Cheers and thanks for your expertise and advice. Bill
They look pretty much the same with slightly different holdings with XEI having a slightly higher dividend. Looking for your advice as to which one has the edge on the other. I own XEI now.
My second question is on the Ishares ETF- FIE (Canadian Financial Monthly Income) Yield of 6.49% when I looked. I'm not real happy with the high MER of .80 Would you know of an equivalent ETF with a lower MER that I could research? Cheers and thanks for your expertise and advice. Bill
Q: By my own count the TSX is up 12.45% as of last Friday 9/13. My own portfolio is lagging far behind at about upping 1.5%.
Just wonder which sectors are the key drivers that push the TSX up to that about 12.5% level? Also, what are the key mover names in those sectors?
Thanks.
Just wonder which sectors are the key drivers that push the TSX up to that about 12.5% level? Also, what are the key mover names in those sectors?
Thanks.