Investment Q&A

Q: hi folks, opinion on Q results for Surge sgy/t....good & bad...and would you rate the stock Buy/Hold/Sell....stock nearing 52 wk lows...thanks as always, jb Piedmont, QC

Q: When do they report? What do you anticipate the results to be? They claim very low break even costs that would support working capital and dividend. As well as growth. Are you able to validate their p/e? the company looks attractive based on potential and monthly div yield.

Q: Any new perspective or hope about VET at this very low point (and now big loss "on paper" ).., would you rank the stock as a hold, or sell for capital loss ? Thanks for your impression

Q: Good Afternoon,
I have owned Killam for a while. There has been no appreciable growth or dividend increase. What is the likelihood of either happening. Would I be better off selling Killam and purchasing another stock? If so, what stock would you suggest that would offer some growth and a good dividend. There is no tax implications as I hold Killam in my TFSA.
Thanks in advance for your opinion.
|Jane

Q: I have RRSP, TFSA and NREG accounts. I'm looking to buy Brookfield Infrastructure Corp in each. Is there a difference between BIP versus BIPC and does it matter which I hold in each of those three accounts?

Q: Hello,

TRI recently announced an upcoming reverse split of their shares. This seems to to go against the usual practice of a reverse split whereby a low priced stock and out of favour stock (unlike TRI) will do one to drive up the price of their stock when it’s trading very low and in risk of being delisted as was the case of Bombardier recently and JDS Uniphase many years back. I’m having difficulty understanding why TRI would not just buy back shares via an NCI as opposed to a reverse split. Also, when is the reverse split scheduled and if I was to buy 10 shares tomorrow, how many of those shares would I have after the reverse split and would the price of TRI increase as a result of the reverse split as is normally the result of a reverse split. Many thanks for the amazing service that you provide.

Q: Is QSR still a buy at this level? Do you have a preference between it and AW for a 5-year hold?

Thanks.

Q: How safe is the dividende?

Tks

Q: BCE dividend payout ratio is 120% and Telus is not far behind. How is this sustainable? Isn't this a warning sign?

Q: How would you rank the pipelines for growth, total return and safety of dividend for a long term hold?

Q: Thoughts on switching out of Gear and into Headwater and how do their metrics compare? I also hold Tamarack.

Q: hello 5i:
according to TMX Money, insiders have bought, over the last 6 months, 254,360 shares; while not selling any. Even if the average buying price was $10, this is $2.5M worth of stock. What do they know, or see, that we don't? And why would the price have jumped over 2.8% on Wednesday, a day when the S and P was down? Disclosure, we do hold AQN and am thinking of selling and replace with something like ZWU, as we're more interested in income, with lower volatility. But, of course, we don't want to miss out on a higher price (on AQN). That may be a few questions; take as many credits as is needed to properly answer (we're not short on credits lol)
thanks
Paul L

Q: Could you please comment on Earnings for $FTS.

Q: With $lumber at a 3 year low would you expect a dividend cut from ADN, and if not why not, its AGM is May 4.

Q: What would your recommendation be as between WBM and KEY for income in a TFSA?
Thank you for considering my question

Q: Good morning.

I am considering purchasing CM for income and potential price and dividend growth. The Canadian banks seem quite safe and the yeild is attractive.

Your opinion and any other suggestions would be most appreciated.

Thanks.

Q: your sew on WCP.CA in light of latest results ans safety of Div.

Q: Please provide your thoughts on how you would rank POU against ENB, SU, TRP, TOU, GXE and PXT for growth, holding for more than 5 years?
Thank you,
Roger

Q: If you had to pick between Decisive & Diversified, which one would you pick and why? Or does holding both make sense?

Q: Which is a better buy today? Thanks!