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Stars Group Inc. (The) (TSGI $37.49)
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The Intertain Group Limited Exchangeable Shares (ITX $11.95)
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NYX Gaming Group Limited (NYX $2.39)
Q: Hello 5I
I currently hold these three but they have been a bit of a drag for a year or so. I was thinking of redeploying the capital elsewhere but I looked at TD Waterhouse charts on them and they appear to be gaining a bit in the last month or so. There are good bullish signals on them recently. I know you guys prefer point and figure charts but TD Waterhouse do not have them and I don't understand them. In a nutshell what do point and figure charts say about these stocks?
Thanks Again
Clarence
I currently hold these three but they have been a bit of a drag for a year or so. I was thinking of redeploying the capital elsewhere but I looked at TD Waterhouse charts on them and they appear to be gaining a bit in the last month or so. There are good bullish signals on them recently. I know you guys prefer point and figure charts but TD Waterhouse do not have them and I don't understand them. In a nutshell what do point and figure charts say about these stocks?
Thanks Again
Clarence
Q: I am hoping you can further educate me on the workings of the market. Specifically, what exactly is a roll-up company and how does is it different from a company that regularly does acquisitions?
The term "roll-up" seems to be used nowadays by analysts and other media experts as a negative term, perhaps due to the failures of Valiant, Constellation among others. But ATD.B is lauded due to its growth via acquisition. So, is a roll-up strategy inherently negative and if so, how do you spot a roll-up vs a smart acquisitor?
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
The term "roll-up" seems to be used nowadays by analysts and other media experts as a negative term, perhaps due to the failures of Valiant, Constellation among others. But ATD.B is lauded due to its growth via acquisition. So, is a roll-up strategy inherently negative and if so, how do you spot a roll-up vs a smart acquisitor?
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Q: Hi 5i team, is it small cap, liquidity, over price or recent earning that drop the price over 40% ? How do small investor like us invest in this type of so called high growth stock ?
Q: Hi 5i team, if one has to choose to buy just one of the above, which one will you pick for stability and higher long term growth potential? Thanks for past advise.
Q: Do you see lithium and solar as "theme" stories that still have legs and a high probability of becoming very profitable investments?
Would you provide 2-3 names that for each sector that appear to be the "best of breed".
Thanks.
Would you provide 2-3 names that for each sector that appear to be the "best of breed".
Thanks.
Q: What makes Artis REIT a good buy here?
Q: What do you think of investing in the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrat index, instead of (or in addition to) the S&P 500 index?
According to this web site (http://www.simplysafedividends.com/dividend-aristocrats/) that index has outperformed the S&P 500 index quite nicely over the last 5 year and 10 year period.
So far I have found only one ETF that tracks the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrat Index. It is NOBL (Prdhares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats Index) and has a MER of 0.58%. Do you know of any other ETFs that track this dividend aristocrat index, and if so, which ETF would you recommend?
Paul
According to this web site (http://www.simplysafedividends.com/dividend-aristocrats/) that index has outperformed the S&P 500 index quite nicely over the last 5 year and 10 year period.
So far I have found only one ETF that tracks the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrat Index. It is NOBL (Prdhares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats Index) and has a MER of 0.58%. Do you know of any other ETFs that track this dividend aristocrat index, and if so, which ETF would you recommend?
Paul
Q: I am scratching my head on the consumer discretionary sector. Although the trends seem favourable, I am just not thrilled with what I see available out there. One name that intrigues me is PVH. It avoids the potential pitfalls of brick and mortar stores and seems fairly cheap on a valuation basis. Do you agree with the latter and can I have your general thoughts on PVH?. Or is some name in the sector that you find compelling? Thank-you.
Q: What are you thoughts on Supreme Pharmaceuticals?
Q: Hi Team, For a play on Medical devices or the health space what are your thoughts on Boston Scientific? Is MDT Medtronic a better play or maybe JNJ with some Medical Devices. Thank-you! Sam
Q: I bought CUB.us thinking Cubic had a wide moat and/or a provides a specialized service for which the demand could rise soon. CUBIC appeared to be in a reasonably good sector. Is it? It seems to have stalled. Before I sell CUB.us I ask your opinion. (If you have other suggestions in this or adjacent sectors , I would welcome ideas).
Q: What utility etf paying a dividend would you suggest for a long term hold
Q: Are there any self storage companies in Canada that you think may be good investments? Do you like PSA on the NYSE as a long term investment?
Q: Since the oil downward spiral starting 8/2014 I have gradually reduced my energy stocks from about 15 down to just one name - CJ. In spite of the analysts' ongoing optimistic support this stock continues to be depressed. In fact, just this week, when it comes down to selling either SGY (a known under performer) or CJ, I opted for SGY since I can salvage more of my original investment.
Anyway, why is CJ continues to underperform so much? And what catalysts you can see that can pull CJ out of this slump?
Thanks for your insight.
Anyway, why is CJ continues to underperform so much? And what catalysts you can see that can pull CJ out of this slump?
Thanks for your insight.
Q: Hi; I know US stocks are not your focus but I wanted to ask your opinion on CVS. It seems like a great, stable US franchise not unlike Shoppers in Canada. It trades at a historically low valuation and below the broader market multiple. It pays a dividend. It seems like a great long term buy and hold for my RRSP. Is there something I'm missing?
Q: I have been reading up on solar energy which represents only 1% of the total energy used for now, but that should change dramatically in the years to come. Can you suggest a company or campanys which are involved in solar equipement .
Q: Hi. I am interested in putting away 10% of the fixed income in High Yield Bonds. Below is a list of high yield bond offerings.
http://campaigns.questrade.com/Libraries/bonds/Questrade_Bonds_List.sflb.ashx
Page 10 of this link has a list of high yield bonds, of which I've listed a few that seem promising:
1) AIM 4.01% expired 2019
2) XRS 4.86% expired 2021
3) PKI 4.17% expired 2021
4) PKI 4.97% expired 2024
5) QBR.B 5.22% expired 2023
Are they ok or do you have any other suggestions? Please choose two for me. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
http://campaigns.questrade.com/Libraries/bonds/Questrade_Bonds_List.sflb.ashx
Page 10 of this link has a list of high yield bonds, of which I've listed a few that seem promising:
1) AIM 4.01% expired 2019
2) XRS 4.86% expired 2021
3) PKI 4.17% expired 2021
4) PKI 4.97% expired 2024
5) QBR.B 5.22% expired 2023
Are they ok or do you have any other suggestions? Please choose two for me. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
Q: Hi Peter & team,
What's your take on Friday's selling? Do you think the company is going bankrupt, if not what's your opinion on buying little bit once/if the price stabilizes in the coming days? Please also let me know whether the price action in bonds also suggests a much higher risk?
FJ
What's your take on Friday's selling? Do you think the company is going bankrupt, if not what's your opinion on buying little bit once/if the price stabilizes in the coming days? Please also let me know whether the price action in bonds also suggests a much higher risk?
FJ
Q: what is your outlook on the market for the next three months and also the next year tsx dow jones and nasdaq?