Investment Q&A

Q: With all the fallout from the Boeing disasters I have decided to sell AC until the dust clears. What is your opinion on CHR and CJT ?

Thank you, Walter

Q: Hi Guys
Does it make sense to own more than one pipeline?
Many thxs

Q: CHW has launched Tandem finance - to which the market is responding?? What is your view on this venture?

Q: According to Morningstar.ca, DOO appears to have negative equity every year since 2014 on the balance sheet (except for 2017). Should investors worry about this?

Q: Looks like Horizon swap indexes will have a limited life expectancy.
From budget:
"Improve existing rules meant to prevent taxpayers from using derivative transactions to convert fully taxable ordinary income into capital gains taxed at a lower rate."
Comments?

Q: Gentlemen Good Morning,
3 stocks on TFSA have TSGI 36%PF (-46%), SIS 25%PF (-18%), SHOP 39%PF (+79%)
I thinking to sell 50% of SHOP and buying equal $, TSGI & SIS
Your thoughts please.
Thank You
Best regards

Q: Has Pizza Pizza risk increased since your comment in November? Is the decrease in March a concern?

Q: I am considering purchase of one of the following 3, CTC, BNS, LB.

If one were to analyze the decision to purchase one of the 3 according to dividends only.

The question is spending 100 000 dollars to purchase any given one of the 3 today, along with the following assumptions, hold x 10 years, no dividend cuts and ongoing ANNUAL dividend growth at present rate (based on present dividend and last years' dividend growth)
CTC present dividend 1.038 dividend growth last year 13 %
BNS present dividend 0.87 and dividend growth last year 5.9%
LB present dividend 0.65 and dividend growth last year 4.2%

At the end of 10 years, WHAT WOULD MY DIVIDEND FOR EACH be in dollars ?

(I can't seem to get the math right and can't find a website calculator to help me.)

Your opinion about the PROS AND CONS of my approach to dividend investing would also be welcome.

Q: Hello Peter, Ryan and the 5-I Team,

I was very late to the cannabis party, but dipped my toes into a couple of stocks about 6 months ago. I have now done well on Village Farms and Canntrust in this short period of time. Of course, this may be a bubble, but with many states in the U.S. considering legalization, some argue that there is still a long runway ahead, especially for cannabis companies that will serving the American market. As well, with the change in US hemp farming laws, my understanding is that CBD products are now legal across the country.

I’ve also noticed (anecdotally) that at least a dozen of my friends and colleagues are using CBD oil on a regular basis (and I’m 55 years-old). It’s being recommended by some doctors and many naturopaths, leading me to think that it's becoming the new “aspirin”. My guess is that it’s going to be much more popular than Paw Patrol!

That brings me to my question. If you were going to take a position in a US CBD producer, would Charlotte's Web be one of your top picks, and if not, do you have any other suggestions? They have very slick marketing and claim to be the #1 brand by market share. Additionally, I read in the Globe yesterday, that Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index has just added Charlottes Web to their index.

Thanks,

Brad

Q: What do you see as the end game for Square? Do you think they will eventually get bought out by someone like Visa or MasterCard?

Q: What do you think of Osisko Mining for a growth play in the gold mining and exploration sector? Kirkland Gold has built a 10%+ stake in the past months, do you find it interesting? And what do you think of the announcement of their new spin-out : O3 mining?
Could you also recommend other small to mid caps in the gold mining and/or exploration ?

Thank you!

Q: I have been ignoring my RSP for years now , and I will have to do the Riff conversion in 2 years. I have a collection of failed stocks and $200,000 in cash sitting in 1 1/2% interest cash in my RSP .Yesterday I committed to buying the NPI offering , but my broker says I can change that to my margin acct or TFSA if I do it right away . If I clean it up , what equity names might you suggest for my RSP and where should the NPI go ? With 5% yield , is it an income stock ?

Thankyou ...

Q: What is your opinion of the above two companies?
Many thanks
Tim

Q: Do you see an upside for CAE to benefit if additional training is determined to be required for pilots flying the Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes in the future or does Boeing internally provide the training? Thanks

Q: Versabank is calling in its subordinated debentures to the tune of $10,000,000. What does this mean?
Will this give versabank better returns through capital growth and dividends?

Q: Peter; I’ve read your previous answers re CHW and I’m stumped re the stock action in the past week after the earnings report. It’s gone from over $12 to $11. on higher volume- have you seen or heard anything on the street for th drop? Thanks. Rod

Q: Village Farms has posted a new presentation to it's website.
Comparing the chart to Tilray, there may be similarities.
http://villagefarms.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/VFF-Presentation-Roth-FINAL.pdf
FTI. Ken

Q: I would like to replace pbh with something else and am wondering if qsr or nwc would be good choices or if you prefer something else.

Q: Losing on good stocks which one I can buy more and double up or any other in your opinion?.I am looking for under value stocks.

Q: Please explain negative interest rates. Why would a bank or country pay someone to hold their money? How does this relate to countries purchasing their own debt? If the economy/markets are in good shape why would negative rates exist and why are they needed?