Q: I have a 3.5% position in CPG, and I have a 1% position in TOU and a 2.5% position in VET. My overall exposure to energy is around 12%. I am not looking to decrease my energy exposure, but I am considering consolidating my position into fewer names. Would you consider a transition from CPG to either TOU or VET to be a sound move, and if so, which would you choose? VET offers a better dividend, but TOU is better positioned to take advantage of a rise in natural gas, which seems like a real possibility over the next 3-6 months. Thanks so much!
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Investment Q&A
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Q: What are the 3 best "value" picks or "cheapest" stocks in the Balanced Equity Portfolio right now?
Thanks, Shane
Thanks, Shane
Q: this seemed to be one of the darlings of the gold investors several years ago but has fallen out of grace!
would appreciate your short and long term outlook for Perseus Mining
ed
would appreciate your short and long term outlook for Perseus Mining
ed
Q: What sort of fixed income do you recommend for a portfolio? With so many options, I have no idea which to choose. Where do I begin in making these decisions? Thank you.
Q: According to TD Waterhouse, Dollarama has a book value of $3.82,
P/E of 30.4, Price/sales of 4.2, and P/CF of 25.4X. From a value
perspective this stock seems to be ahead of itself.Your comment are appreciated. Joe
P/E of 30.4, Price/sales of 4.2, and P/CF of 25.4X. From a value
perspective this stock seems to be ahead of itself.Your comment are appreciated. Joe
Q: I'm looking for something to offset possible volatility this time of year. I presume VXX-US shouldn't be held for any length of time(I like to know how long you can hold it).
Also, what would you recommend.
Also, what would you recommend.
Q: Could I have your thoughts on todays press releases on IT. Thanks
Q: X has had a run up recently. Still, I see a forward P/E approx. 13 times. 1.1 price to book and under 12 price to cash.
I do love to compund "toll road" dividends. BUT, is X truly a toll road these days? Some comment about competion in the space, but who exactly are the competitors? I don't want to buy the stock only to see it become "Uberized" by new technology in a short or medium term.
I am looking for a long term hold and hoping dividend increases are on the way. Set it and forget it.
Your thoughts please. Keep up the great work and many thanks.
Cheers
John
I do love to compund "toll road" dividends. BUT, is X truly a toll road these days? Some comment about competion in the space, but who exactly are the competitors? I don't want to buy the stock only to see it become "Uberized" by new technology in a short or medium term.
I am looking for a long term hold and hoping dividend increases are on the way. Set it and forget it.
Your thoughts please. Keep up the great work and many thanks.
Cheers
John
Q: I have $300k available to invest in stocks. What companies should I be looking at investing in rising interest rate environment. Preferably 3 to 4 companies not more. I am expecting big growth out of this $300k without a big drawdown. First day on this service. Thx
Q: I was wondering about the coming or on-set of the drive-less buses. Are they going to be producing the drive-less buses? Do they have the knowledge to produce the drive-less buses? And, what about the the present production of buses, and how it would affect the change-over of production?
Q: Any thoughts on this stock.Thanks
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People Corporation (PEO)
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Element Fleet Management Corp. (EFN)
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Liminal BioSciences Inc. (LMNL)
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The Intertain Group Limited Exchangeable Shares (ITX)
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ZCL Composites Inc. (ZCL)
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New Look Vision Group Inc. (BCI)
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DIRTT Environmental Solutions Ltd. (DRT)
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Premier American Uranium Inc. (PUR)
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D-Box Technologies Inc. Class A Common Shares (DBO)
Q: Hi 5i team,
From the growth stocks listed above what would be your top 5 for expected stock performance over the next 3 - 5 years.
Feel free to take as many question credits as you feel necessary.
Much appreciated,
Jon
From the growth stocks listed above what would be your top 5 for expected stock performance over the next 3 - 5 years.
Feel free to take as many question credits as you feel necessary.
Much appreciated,
Jon
Q: Hi Team, Canaccord's reset preferred has been reset at the following rates: fixed 5 year = 3.8850% the variable rate is at 3.722%. Given that the spread between the 5 year Gov't and the 3 month Tbill is narrow at .163% Is it logic at this point in time to take a chance and convert from the fixed rate preferred to the variable rate preferred? If interest rates do go up will the variable reset out perform the fixed rate preferred?
Cheers David
Cheers David
Q: I recently added a small position in CHW primarily for the nice yield and low PE valuation and low payout ratio. I also like their US focus. The stock price is up nicely since I added and I was thinking of adding to it or starting a position in CBL. I am a long term investor (10+ years time horizon). Would you have a preference of one over the other?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Thought you might get a kick out of these Dilbert cartoons from a link in Rob Carrick's column this morning. They echo a lot of your advice.
http://www.bigfatpurse.com/2015/01/12-timeless-and-invaluable-investment-lessons-from-dilbert/
http://www.bigfatpurse.com/2015/01/12-timeless-and-invaluable-investment-lessons-from-dilbert/
Q: I bought this one (BIP.UN) in Feb. with an ACB of $31.00 and now it is over $60.00: 3 for 2 unit split soon - is this the reason for the big increase in share price recently & should I keep - I own 1000 shares which equals a very small position in my portfolio.
Q: It was stated yesterday in the press that DOL beat sales and earnings per share estimates so the stock jumped up.
What is the next quarter ( quarter 3) estimated sales and EPS and where can I find these estimates.
What is the next quarter ( quarter 3) estimated sales and EPS and where can I find these estimates.
Q: In late July 2015 CSU peaked intraday just below $600. I sold at $574 reaping a lovely almost 500% gain. The stock bottomed just below $450 in Feb 16 and has been lurching higher since, then going on a $45 tear in the last two weeks.
Two questions:
1. Any reason you can see for the recent tear?
2. As the stock again re-approaches its all time high, and knowing you have been a longtime supporter, what are your views on the company and the stock at these levels?
Thanks
Kim
Two questions:
1. Any reason you can see for the recent tear?
2. As the stock again re-approaches its all time high, and knowing you have been a longtime supporter, what are your views on the company and the stock at these levels?
Thanks
Kim
Q: What do you think of Norrep Income Growth mutual fund? I am retired and living off dividend income. Not so much interested in capital appreciation but reliable dividend stream.
Also why do different "series" pay different fees between 1% and 2%?
Also why do different "series" pay different fees between 1% and 2%?
Q: Peter and Team:
Do you feel a Democratic Presidential win would have short or long term affects on GUD's business model and share price?.
What is their overall exposure to US markets.
Thanks as always
Phil
Do you feel a Democratic Presidential win would have short or long term affects on GUD's business model and share price?.
What is their overall exposure to US markets.
Thanks as always
Phil