Q: Please comment on Centamin.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Could you comment on results ?
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Loblaw Companies Limited (L)
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
Q: I'm looking for Canadian consumer stocks. Any suggestions?
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
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Vanguard FTSE Canadian High Dividend Yield Index ETF (VDY)
Q: Peter and team,
I have about 18K to invest in my daughters RESP which will be required in the following two years, and about 24K to invest in a non reg account for her to use in around two to six years timeframe. This is not money I can afford to loose so I need to invest it carefully. Some say I should be keeping it in a GIC due to the timeframe, however that will not even keep up with the cost of living.
Any suggestions please?
I have about 18K to invest in my daughters RESP which will be required in the following two years, and about 24K to invest in a non reg account for her to use in around two to six years timeframe. This is not money I can afford to loose so I need to invest it carefully. Some say I should be keeping it in a GIC due to the timeframe, however that will not even keep up with the cost of living.
Any suggestions please?
Q: What are your thoughts on IDG, and would you consider this Consumer Discretion?
Q: I am re-evaluating my Fixed income holdings and looking to increase my holdings from 10% up to 20% of my total portfolio. Currently hold CBO and XHY and based on your answers to other questions am looking to add XIG and XBB.
In doing my research I notice that, with the exception of XHY, the Yields to Maturity after MER are well under 2% for CBO and XBB and around 3% for XIG, based on Blackrocks website. Given that XIG is US Bonds with Ave Maturity of 12.7 years I would think that any increase in US rates in the next few years would have a larger negative impact on this ETFs performance.
Given this info why would I not simply buy a 5 year ladder of GICs where I can get slightly more than 2% guaranteed for terms of 2-5 years with no possible loss of capital. (based on rated quoted in my discount brokerage acct.
In doing my research I notice that, with the exception of XHY, the Yields to Maturity after MER are well under 2% for CBO and XBB and around 3% for XIG, based on Blackrocks website. Given that XIG is US Bonds with Ave Maturity of 12.7 years I would think that any increase in US rates in the next few years would have a larger negative impact on this ETFs performance.
Given this info why would I not simply buy a 5 year ladder of GICs where I can get slightly more than 2% guaranteed for terms of 2-5 years with no possible loss of capital. (based on rated quoted in my discount brokerage acct.
Q: Down 80% on PHM and 20% with AYA. Thinking of selling these turkeys and buying SIS. SIS is currently overbought, but seems to have generally good fundamentals. I bought GUD almost 2 years ago at its all time high and just broke even on that purchase. I am concerned about the current valuation of SIS and if I am giving up too soon on AYA. My new rule to avoid this mess in the future is to sell half when down 5% and sell the balance when down 10%. Thankyou
Q: How do you see growth/ risk prospects on Smith and Wesson?
Q: Which is cheaper, prism or savaria?
And what are the growth rates of the two?
Thanks.
And what are the growth rates of the two?
Thanks.
Q: For money that will be needed in 5 years I am considering investing in some of the new recently issued bank pref shares.
TD.PF.G ,RY.PR.Q, BNS.PR.E
Assuming the shares are all called in 2021 at $25 the current yields would come out to be approximately 4.5%. This would be equivalent to approximately 7.7% on an interest rate.(depending on income levels ) If the banks issued a 5 year GIC at 7.7% the lineup would be long.
With this in mind, is the only realistic risk based on the possibility of interest rates rising?
Also, any thoughts how much these would get hit if interest rates rose , say a full 1%.
Great service & many thanks.
Paul
TD.PF.G ,RY.PR.Q, BNS.PR.E
Assuming the shares are all called in 2021 at $25 the current yields would come out to be approximately 4.5%. This would be equivalent to approximately 7.7% on an interest rate.(depending on income levels ) If the banks issued a 5 year GIC at 7.7% the lineup would be long.
With this in mind, is the only realistic risk based on the possibility of interest rates rising?
Also, any thoughts how much these would get hit if interest rates rose , say a full 1%.
Great service & many thanks.
Paul
Q: As a follow up to my previous question regarding Concordia's share price drop you mentioned that the drop Friday was likely due to the forecast and results from Endo Pharma (ENDP. Based on your understanding of the two companies how susceptible is Concordia to the same factors and pricing that brought down ENDP? And to what extent does their acquisition and European operations buffer Condordia from tabling similar results? Thx.
Q: Could I have an opinion? I think you referred to LAC answering another members' question several days ago but couldn't find it in a search as it wasn't specifically in the question.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Hello. Enbridge Gas represents a 4% in my total investment. Other than that, my portfolio is low in energy stocks. My questions are (1) Should I count ENB as part of an energy investment? (2) What should be the ideal percentage of energy sector in a balanced portfiolio? (3) Could you suggest several energy stocks or related energy stocks that have the most potential? (4) To your opinion, it is now a good timing to enter the market? THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
Q: What is your view of Acadian Timber? They initiated a strategic review in February, and the price has come off a bit. Would you consider it a buy?
Q: I've been reading lately about Canada trying to negotiate a lumber deal before October. Would it be wise to limit forestry company exposure until this gets sorted out? I've been looking at WFT and ADN.
Thanks,
Paul
Thanks,
Paul
Q: Hello,
I've been reading a lot about the CXR takeout possibility. There are a lot of opinions out there but inevitably because this was not a rumour, I'm looking at it more closely as a real possibility and that CXR is in play. Regardless of all the moving parts to CXR, the short players, bad press, debt, etc., and that even without a bid to buy, CXR stands to be worth much more in the future if they can start to pay down debt based on their earnings and reporting this Friday. My question is that it looks like CXR isn't getting an offer they would like to accept and the market seems to be reacting as if there is no belief that a buyout is around the corner. Why wouldn't a viable company just make a hostile bid and get the ball rolling anyway? Could you please provide your insight on this CXR situation and on how this buyout could work here considering CXR is looking?
Thanks for your answer.
I've been reading a lot about the CXR takeout possibility. There are a lot of opinions out there but inevitably because this was not a rumour, I'm looking at it more closely as a real possibility and that CXR is in play. Regardless of all the moving parts to CXR, the short players, bad press, debt, etc., and that even without a bid to buy, CXR stands to be worth much more in the future if they can start to pay down debt based on their earnings and reporting this Friday. My question is that it looks like CXR isn't getting an offer they would like to accept and the market seems to be reacting as if there is no belief that a buyout is around the corner. Why wouldn't a viable company just make a hostile bid and get the ball rolling anyway? Could you please provide your insight on this CXR situation and on how this buyout could work here considering CXR is looking?
Thanks for your answer.
Q: Will the situation in Ft.Mac have any meaningful impact to Artis?
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks
Q: Could you comment on Cipher's Q1 results?
Q: Hi there,
I began purchasing some of the names in the Balanced Equity portfolio with a starting of weighting of 5% in my portfolio. Some names have run up to between a 6% to 7% weighting and I was wondering at what point would you recommend trimming back to a 5% weighting?
Thanks!
I began purchasing some of the names in the Balanced Equity portfolio with a starting of weighting of 5% in my portfolio. Some names have run up to between a 6% to 7% weighting and I was wondering at what point would you recommend trimming back to a 5% weighting?
Thanks!
Q: Peter,You were great on Market Call Tonight on May 6. I was the one who called re Stella Jones,which was endorsed by you.Hope your explaination of what 5I stands for will result in more subscribers. You are one of the best,if not the best. By the way when is BOS reporting,yahoo states May 11 to 16.