Q: Hello Peter,
I friend of mine recently recommended DGS. With a yield of over 13% and having paid this dividend since 2007 would this be a good stock to own. Thank you for your help.
Q: Great service! Just a thought, I know your Coverage Summary is crowded, but it would be good to see where the company falls within your Portfolios. In other words, create a heading called Portfolio and in the company's corresponding cell, put the Portfolio name in which it resides.
Q: Do you think the new carbon pricing plan will affect Trimac transportation? I do not know much too much about how other jurisdictions impose this structure on transportation companies.
Q: Peter and team:
I have watched this one from the sidelines for some time now. It is currently on a bit of a roll. Your last comment on CCO was back in Feb. Is there anything driving the current upward trend, and What are your thoughts on this stock as a 5 year+ investment? Is the 800 mil. potential back tax a real issue?
Q: I'm looking at the debentures. I thought I read that the new issue will be added to last years debentures, is it just one debenture - CSU.DB? The way this is structured with the 5 year notice, if notice is given, would the principal be paid back at 100 after 5 years, I don't fully understand the may redeem "at a price equal to the principal thereof and accrued and unpaid interest.....". Would interest rate increases move the price of the debenture down a lot because it is 2040? Would this be good to buy right here at $122 with the intention of holding for 5-10 years and then selling?
Q: Just curious if you had any insights to AcuityAds, I see there raising some money but as I write this no detail in regards to pricing and size of the offer have been given. Thanks for your input,
Q: Hi Peter, Watched you on BNN Market Call with great interest !!! Could you please comment on the recent insider trading activity ? Also there was a large block of 177,200 shares traded by Acumen Capital on Apr/15 @$7.75. Does it mean anything ? Thanks
Q: Hi Peter, Over the next couple months I'll be building a $100K+ portfolio split between my trading acct and $35K TFSA. I wish to choose about 20 positions (across 5 sectors) using picks from the Growth and Model portfolios. My time frame is 5+ years. With this goal in mind, are there 5 or 6 stocks you would suggest directing specifically toward the TFSA? And why? Many thx.
Q: bought Dis at 42 many years ago. It's less than 3 percent of my portfolio in cdn$. With the new Star Wars coming out, would you let it ride or sell? Isn't as cheap as it once was but I think the earnings potential is there. Thx
Q: A Toronto Star article on Teachers Pension Plan investment successes mentioned that they invested in XPO, a USA stock. Would you recommend buying this now for a growth holding?
Q: As a shareholder in National Oilwell Varco (NOV.us) , I received shares when NOV spun off Now Inc (DNOW.us). Shares in DNOW are worth significantly less than now. Is DNOW worth keeping?
Adam
Q: This question does not relate to a specific stock and may not be something you can predict, but would like your opinion on the Cdn. dollar. It has been hovering just above .81 cent mark which is above the 21 day moving average.
I would like your opinion if you think the $ will continue moving up?
Thanks . Enjoyed watching Peter on BNN today.
Q: I own come some reset preferred shares (including BCE) They have lost a lot of their value. In your opinon, will these shares regain their value.What will it take for this to happen.
Thank you
Q: Dear Mr. Hodson and Team:
I am still on the % Allocation wagon.
What Percentage of our Canadian equity should we allocate to two 5i portfolios together- Growth and Balanced?
How would you characterize them- Growth as Small Cap, Balanced as Mid Cap- Am I right?
Q: Hi Mr. Hodson and Team:
We keep hearing about the end of the Commodity Supercycle and China slowing down, and we keep sweating.
Maybe we ought to trim our Canadian Resource exposure.
We hold the following (post recent sell-offs):
Can. Energy Producers: 10.7%.
(Cpg 3%. Arx 3.1%. Vet 2.4%. Bte 0.6%. Eca 0.9%. Bnp 0.3%. Su 0.2%. Cnq 0.2%.)
Can. Energy storage/ Pipeline: 4.5%.
You said these are Hybrids, so would count as 2% of Energy.
Makes my Total Can. Energy = 11.7%.
Can. Gold: 3.4%.
G 1.5% + CGL 1.1% + ELD 0.4% + K 0.4%.
Makes- Total Can. Resource exposure: 22.3%.
(Above Energy 11.7% + Materials 7.2% + Gold 3.4%).
Too much in a volatile, cyclical and perhaps SunSet (post-China), Sector?
Perhaps, we should trim Total Resource down to 12%?
Keeping Energy 4% + Materials/Agri/Lumber etc 8%?
What is your opinion of this trimming/ allocation/ %age?
What Percentage would you suggest? Please comment. Thanks so much. sarah.