Q: Hi. What's your take on Artis. Great yield at 9% due largely to the drop in the share price.. Is it buyable for growth and income at this level? Any concerns?
Many thanks
GUY
Many thanks
GUY
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Q: Conifex share price has dropped significantly due to weak US housing and lumber prices. This may be a trading stock only, but is it a time to take a small position?
Q: Peter,
To get copies of financial statements on Canadian companies I use SEDAR. What one can I use for American companies such as Pepsico?
Thank you,
Paul
To get copies of financial statements on Canadian companies I use SEDAR. What one can I use for American companies such as Pepsico?
Thank you,
Paul
Q: I need to know how much the 5 big Canadian Bank stocks have increased their dividends over the past 18 years; by % increase, not actual dollar amount. Someone told me 7% a year but that sounds too high. Any idea where I can find this information? Thanks.
Q: Earlier you said RHT reports earnings today, I cannot find their earnings date anywhere nor any releases indicating it will be today, can you confirm that it is today?
Q: Your opinion. Buy, hold, or sell
Q: Good Day,
AS BNS continues to fall I see that the forward P/E based upon the consensus shown on the RBC Direct site is 9.5. Seems like good value considering the 4.7% yield. Your thoughts? Also wondering if you can determine what the P/E was at the lowest point during the 2008 financial crisis.
Thanks
AS BNS continues to fall I see that the forward P/E based upon the consensus shown on the RBC Direct site is 9.5. Seems like good value considering the 4.7% yield. Your thoughts? Also wondering if you can determine what the P/E was at the lowest point during the 2008 financial crisis.
Thanks
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan,
Are any of the below tech stocks a good buy or they are still overvalued.
AAPL
GOOG
MSFT
NVDA
QCOM
V
CSCO
TXN
ADBE
Thanks for your great service.
Thanks
Ninad
Are any of the below tech stocks a good buy or they are still overvalued.
AAPL
GOOG
MSFT
NVDA
QCOM
V
CSCO
TXN
ADBE
Thanks for your great service.
Thanks
Ninad
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TFI International Inc. (TFII)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC)
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A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund (AW.UN)
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Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. (GS)
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Rocky Mountain Dealerships Inc. (RME)
Q: I currently have half positions in the above stocks. I would like to bring some or all up to a full position. I am income focused with some growth. Can you advise me on which to add to and time frame please?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: I have 2000 PTG @ 2.80
I would like to buy another 2000@1.1
would you consider that as a good move?
just like to get my money back.
I would like to buy another 2000@1.1
would you consider that as a good move?
just like to get my money back.
Q: Would you be comfortable starting a small position in First Vanadium?
Q: I have been following JKHY for quite a while now, has always been in the 'little too expensive' category. Company appears to be very profitable, with strong free cash flow, and they are growing their dividend. Can I get an update on your view of this company, and what a reasonable entry point may be?
Q: with the now huge spread between WTI and WCS, who would be advised to buy Canadian oil stocks and why. Are not Canadian oil companies only receiving the WCS price for all Canadian production. How bad is this!!
Q: Based on Moez's comments this morning, what are 3 Canadian and 3 US names you would be keen to add to on this sell-off now and/or if it extends lower?
Q: Any comments on LPS. They seem to be getting new orders for their Harmonizer unit but the stock has acted poorly recently, down over 50 %. Thanks
Q: I currently hold POW and PWF and am considering ditching one ( or both) of these in favour of FSZ. Is this a reasonable move and , if so, which one would you suggest
selling ? Thanks , Joe
selling ? Thanks , Joe
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
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Emera Incorporated (EMA)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI)
Q: I am largely an income investor and hold the above stocks for their dividends. I am concerned that some of them may have high levels of debt and will be negatively impacted by higher interest rates. Can you advise which are the most and least indebted companies, and whether higher interest charges could threaten their dividends? Thanks.
Q: What will be the impact to the shares of Superior Propane due to the weather and the need for farmers to use dryers to dry their grain crops. I have heard there is a shortage due to this useage of propane in Alberta.
Q: Hello 5i,
In the questions Oct 11, ,many of them included a concern of the amount of cash held in the income portfolio. Wasn't there already a suggestion of buying AD and PSI and thus reducing the amount of cash held?
Stanley
In the questions Oct 11, ,many of them included a concern of the amount of cash held in the income portfolio. Wasn't there already a suggestion of buying AD and PSI and thus reducing the amount of cash held?
Stanley
Q: Hi,
I've got about 6k in my kids' RESP and would like to take advantage of the current market conditions to deploy the cash.
The RESP currently holds BAM (@13%), Sentry US Growth Mutual fund (@ 38%), Invesco Global fund (@30%) with cash making up the difference (@ 20%).
I'd like to add a tech position and would like your opinion on whether to buy a hedged ETF or un-hedged - specifically XQQ or QQQ, or other? This account is a buy and hold with a long term (10 yr +) horizon.
Thx.
I've got about 6k in my kids' RESP and would like to take advantage of the current market conditions to deploy the cash.
The RESP currently holds BAM (@13%), Sentry US Growth Mutual fund (@ 38%), Invesco Global fund (@30%) with cash making up the difference (@ 20%).
I'd like to add a tech position and would like your opinion on whether to buy a hedged ETF or un-hedged - specifically XQQ or QQQ, or other? This account is a buy and hold with a long term (10 yr +) horizon.
Thx.