Q: Which company would you recommend for grandson's RESP they are 7 & 3 years old. they currently have BCE/BNS & Algonquin Power & TD
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Q: Is Vermilion's dividend sustainable short and long term? Any concerns with the company's financial strength? It has been suggested its stock performance may be similar to Crescent Point going forward. Your analysis please. Thanks
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Stars Group Inc. (The) (TSGI)
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Great Canadian Gaming Corporation (GC)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
Q: Thanks a million for GC are there any other with similar potential/.
Q: Evertz acquired a private company but the news release was without details. Can you add anything here; price, size, number of employees? What about the acquired technology? Is this what the stock needs to move?
Q: Yesterday on Market Call Tonight Ross Healy basically panned McDonalds, as far too expensive, saying not only would he not recommend it as an investment, but he wouldn't even recommend it for gamblers, that it could damage your portfolio. I'm a little confused. McDonald's strikes me as a low beta stock which is reasonably conservative and doing well. It doesn't appear to me to be hugely overpriced or a risky investment. What is your take?
Q: I have a question about 1021
Would you kindly comment on the earnings for Toromont on Monday? Any reason Toromont is not in your portfolios? It seems that in this case and others like even Apple the markets are punishing stocks for missing on any front even though the earnings per share is a beat. Would you also comment on this in relation to current market sentiment? Thanks for your great service, Bryan
Would you kindly comment on the earnings for Toromont on Monday? Any reason Toromont is not in your portfolios? It seems that in this case and others like even Apple the markets are punishing stocks for missing on any front even though the earnings per share is a beat. Would you also comment on this in relation to current market sentiment? Thanks for your great service, Bryan
Q: Can you please comment on the Earnings for $PBH and $TIH.
Thanks Valter
Thanks Valter
Q: For the most part off the top of your head, can you provide a list of highly regarded Canadian companies with oversized eps growth expected from 2018 to 2019.
A few to get us started, in my opinion, include...
WSP - 2018 eps = $3.11; 2019 eps = $3.79; 22% eps growth
PBH - 2018 eps = $4.08; 2019 eps = $5.34; 31% eps growth
PKI - 2018 eps = $1.56; 2019 eps = $2.69; 72% eps growth
KXS - 2018 eps = $0.99; 2019 eps = $1.34; 34% eps growth
Thanks.
John
A few to get us started, in my opinion, include...
WSP - 2018 eps = $3.11; 2019 eps = $3.79; 22% eps growth
PBH - 2018 eps = $4.08; 2019 eps = $5.34; 31% eps growth
PKI - 2018 eps = $1.56; 2019 eps = $2.69; 72% eps growth
KXS - 2018 eps = $0.99; 2019 eps = $1.34; 34% eps growth
Thanks.
John
Q: Your top few favourite Canadian companies paying 5%+ yield with a chance of capital gains as well please? No oil/gas or pipelines please.
Q: The market seemingly loved the results at the open, but then ended the day down 6.5% on what appears to be significant volume. It looked like the contract extension addressed the important parts of the short report, but apparently not, given its performance today.
Is it time to move on, or continue to hold?
Is it time to move on, or continue to hold?
Q: Kindly give us your take on the Q3 results just released. As well please comment on the guidance for the year and the sustainability of the dividend.
Q: What is your opinion on spimasters recent report. Do you see it as a buy?
Q: Please comment on TOY results. Thanks
Q: I received voting instructions for a cash distribution of US$4.45 a share and share consolidation proportional to the cash distribution. Is this a good deal for the shareholders and should I vote in favor?
Q: Daseke Inc. DSKE reported 3rd quarter record financial results today, yet closed down 6.5% and traded 3 times average volume. Will you look at the report and possibly explain why this result on such a positive report.
Q: Hi David,
I am looking for a diversified industrial company that I can hold for a two year minimum.
ROP and FTV look interesting -- my thought is to go 50/50.
Do you have a preference or another name to consider?
Thanks,
Raymond
I am looking for a diversified industrial company that I can hold for a two year minimum.
ROP and FTV look interesting -- my thought is to go 50/50.
Do you have a preference or another name to consider?
Thanks,
Raymond
Q: Sitting on a fairly significant position and loss with CPG in an RRSP. Wondering if it is time to take the loss if there is no foreseeable upside and potential asset write downs or to ride out an eventual recovery with oil prices. Able to hold for at least another 10 years.
Q: Can you suggest a floating rate corporate bond etf ? Thanks
Q: Hi,
I am an income investor whose portfolio is currently 25% fixed income and 65% in equities. With the money I made on the sale of Enercare I would like to invest in a bond fund to keep it safe in these time of market uncertainty. Which do you prefer? Would I be better to divide equally between both funds or all in one fund? Is there a better fund I should consider?
Thank you for your time.
Leigh
I am an income investor whose portfolio is currently 25% fixed income and 65% in equities. With the money I made on the sale of Enercare I would like to invest in a bond fund to keep it safe in these time of market uncertainty. Which do you prefer? Would I be better to divide equally between both funds or all in one fund? Is there a better fund I should consider?
Thank you for your time.
Leigh
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iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets IMI Index ETF (XEC)
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First Trust ISE Cloud Computing Index Fund (SKYY)
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iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV)
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Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio (VGRO)
Q: In addition to some individual stocks, I'm invested in the above ETFs in a (hopefully not foolish) attempt to diversify my portfolio but also increase my exposure to the US tech market; in particular tech companies involved in cloud computing. Generally, I've been splitting my funds about equally between these four ETFs. Can you give me your thoughts on this strategy and in particular, the weighting of these ETFs (investing roughly equally between these 4 ETFs)?