Q: Do you think FCD-UN stock price will go up or down in the next 6 months, and why do you think that?
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM)
Q: I hold the above positions in approx equal weights in a non-registered account from which I need to raise some cash for a home project. If you were to sell entire positions, in what order would you proceed, first to be sold through to tenth (ie which positions do you see as having the most potential yet to be realized and would be later in your sell order)? Alternatively, are there some positions you would sell outright while trimming as needed from others, and if so, which ones would be sells - again in what order - and which would be trims? Many thanks.
Q: Hello,
I read your response on June 24 on Allied REIT and was wondering about your specifics concerns on the company. You mentioned debt, vacancy and payout as main concerns for these office REIT. Allied reports a debt to GBV ratio of 36%, 87% occupancy, 2.8X interest coverage. The payout ratio is probably too high. Allied reports a book value per unit in the mid $40s and it’s trading at about $16. Obviously, Allied reported Cap Rates for their book is too optimistic. Their unsecured debt was downgraded to junk, it seems because of high debt level. What do you think is the main factor explaining the stock price (sentiment towards office or fundamentals)? Their leverage seems to be reasonable but likely higher than investors would like. Occupancy level are better than average. Your general comments are appreciated. Thank you.
I read your response on June 24 on Allied REIT and was wondering about your specifics concerns on the company. You mentioned debt, vacancy and payout as main concerns for these office REIT. Allied reports a debt to GBV ratio of 36%, 87% occupancy, 2.8X interest coverage. The payout ratio is probably too high. Allied reports a book value per unit in the mid $40s and it’s trading at about $16. Obviously, Allied reported Cap Rates for their book is too optimistic. Their unsecured debt was downgraded to junk, it seems because of high debt level. What do you think is the main factor explaining the stock price (sentiment towards office or fundamentals)? Their leverage seems to be reasonable but likely higher than investors would like. Occupancy level are better than average. Your general comments are appreciated. Thank you.
Q: With TD,BMO and BNS stock prices levelling off from their decline, could you suggest 2-3 ETF's to invest in for the potential recovery with a 1-2 year hold period?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: What are your thoughts on Cisco as a long term technology play?
Q: LOOKS GOOD TO ME ALTHOUGH NOT MUCH MOMENTUM LATELY. GOING FORWARD, WHAT IS YOUR OPINION?
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Fortinet Inc. (FTNT)
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Palo Alto Networks Inc. (PANW)
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Tenable Holdings Inc. (TENB)
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CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD)
Q: Could you please provide the 1 and 3-yr revenue and eps growth projections for fortinet? In your opinion, is it a buy or do you have a better suggestion for this sector?
thx,
thx,
Q: What is your opinion on Mainstreet Equity - it seems to be doing much better than a lot of other REIT investments. Is it technically a REIT? Their management seem to be running it very well.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Could you shed light on the change in BCE EPS since 2022 when it was a little above $2.50. EPS is currently below $1.50. It seems this is not due to an increased share count. What's the story?
Many thanks!
Many thanks!
Q: This is about the Van Eck MREIT etf symbol MORT. Good buy here, with a high dividend and rates about to come down? Outlook for the dividend and share price please over the next few years as rates come down. Thx.
Q: Is the selloff of GSY a little overdone given the transition timeline and the ongoing input from the CEO? If so, is it in bargain territory?
With appreciation,
Ed
With appreciation,
Ed
Q: Hi,
I didn't understand your answer about Brian 's question posted today. (July 4th)
To my limited understanding, your answer should point out to EMA as a better option. Lower pay out ratio. Higher dividend growth. Or am I misinterpreting your answer.
I didn't understand your answer about Brian 's question posted today. (July 4th)
To my limited understanding, your answer should point out to EMA as a better option. Lower pay out ratio. Higher dividend growth. Or am I misinterpreting your answer.
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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TELUS Corporation (T)
Q: In many of your recent answers as well as your report, you mention "interest rate decreases" and that they could help stocks like Telus and BCE, TD and BNS. I am wondering how much of a decrease this would have to be, as I am reading many articles that suggest we are in an aura of higher for longer, and interest rates will not be going back to the ultra low rates we have seen in prior years. So my question is, in your opinion, what percentage decrease would we have to see before there would be some sustainable upside movement to these stocks? Thanks.
Q: Could this stock be a good play on AI over the next 10 years?
Q: Could I please have your view of this company.
Q: I have owned EIF in registered and non registered accounts over the years and generally have been satisfied with its combination of relatively high yield and modest growth. Management seems quite competent in operating their two, quite different divisions of aerospace and manufacturing. However, I am beginning to question their purchase of Northern Mat and now their purchase of a small ( 40 acres ) sawmill in Quebec. They justify their sawmill purchase as a way to integrate with NM and penetrate the Quebec market. Seems and odd approach to me.
The stock has stalled recently and that’s OK but I wonder if they have taken “ their eye off the ball” and may suffer the consequences. This is more of a gut feeling than sound analysis but your thoughts on EIF would be appreciated.
Thanks. Derek.
The stock has stalled recently and that’s OK but I wonder if they have taken “ their eye off the ball” and may suffer the consequences. This is more of a gut feeling than sound analysis but your thoughts on EIF would be appreciated.
Thanks. Derek.
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
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Gibson Energy Inc. (GEI)
Q: Good morning,
I am thinking of adding Gibson Energy at an initial 1-2% weight. Looking for income, moderate dividend growth, and some price appreciation potential. I am a little light in the energy space with current holdings in CNQ/SU/WCP, and am hoping you will think this might be a decent addition.
Thoughts?
Thanks as always.
I am thinking of adding Gibson Energy at an initial 1-2% weight. Looking for income, moderate dividend growth, and some price appreciation potential. I am a little light in the energy space with current holdings in CNQ/SU/WCP, and am hoping you will think this might be a decent addition.
Thoughts?
Thanks as always.
Q: 5i, In my RRSP have 3 US stocks NVDA, JPM, BRK.B , soon to start withdrawing, I would like to find CAD equivalent for them, would you please suggest a replacement. Does it make sense to keep in my RRSP all in CAD stocks?
Q: CEO stepped down and stock drops around 8%
sounds like a problem somewhere
sounds like a problem somewhere
Q: Follow up on your SBC comment on HPS:
there is nothing in the SBC situation that should be of any surprise here. If options are granted then there are consequences.
My point is: management is fully aware already of SBC impact so why would they wait for quarterly results with disclosure?
Don’t they have a duty to disclose material information impact ahead of the results?
there is nothing in the SBC situation that should be of any surprise here. If options are granted then there are consequences.
My point is: management is fully aware already of SBC impact so why would they wait for quarterly results with disclosure?
Don’t they have a duty to disclose material information impact ahead of the results?