Q: In reference to your answer to Bruce about Shaw Communications. You indicated that it is owned largely by Rogers Communications. I thought it was owned by the SHAW family, thus the dual class share structure. Are you saying that Rogers is a major shareholder and what percentage do they hold? Can you clarify this please?
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Q: What are your thoughts on this company? Do you expect the price to increase?
Q: The Liberal government plans on running a deficit and increase spending in infrastructure. Can you list any names that should be able to take advantage of the new government?
Q: Hi,
I'm looking for ETF with some yield, like BXMX, QQQX ans SPXX, all the 3 with 7-8% interest.(US)
Is there any canadian ETF managed like these (in $CAN)
Thanks in advance.
Francois
I'm looking for ETF with some yield, like BXMX, QQQX ans SPXX, all the 3 with 7-8% interest.(US)
Is there any canadian ETF managed like these (in $CAN)
Thanks in advance.
Francois
Q: Cummins appears to have a strong balance sheet and excellent dividend growth but it's down quite a bit in price. Would CMI-N be a good long term value buy or is this one a falling knife?
Q: Hi Peter and team I would like to buy Hydro One do you know when the shares are going to be sold and what would be a good strategy on buying them. Thanks, Nick
Q: Would you recommend the preferred reset share of CF? Would it be considered a higher risk investment?
Q: Would this be a good buy for income. The dividend is about 6%. Under what scenario could I lose money. I need to protect my capital. Thanks Cathleen
Q: What do you think of this as a bond substitute. Is the recent drop in price a concern or an opportunaty
Q: For a LIF where the objective is income and capital retention which is the best investment ENB or ENF. And is now a good time to invest in this sector?
Q: I have held this company for some time and I'm down significantly on it. I lost money on it back in the day when it really was a tech company. I'm a slow learner. The stock hasn't done anything in the last 5 years except loose value. Over the last month it is down almost 8%, 16% over the last 6 months and 26.5% over the last year. In 5 years it has lost 45% of its value.
I'm not sure about its business model. To me it is bordering on extortion and I'm not sure how much growth there is going forward. The company put itself up for sale and no one would touch it. The only ones making money on this company are the lawyers.
I've lost patience and am going to sell WIN. I guess your metrics make it a 'B' on your report but I don't understand keeping it in the 'Income Portfolio'. The dividend looks very attractive, however, the decline in share value has more than eaten that up.
I'm not sure about its business model. To me it is bordering on extortion and I'm not sure how much growth there is going forward. The company put itself up for sale and no one would touch it. The only ones making money on this company are the lawyers.
I've lost patience and am going to sell WIN. I guess your metrics make it a 'B' on your report but I don't understand keeping it in the 'Income Portfolio'. The dividend looks very attractive, however, the decline in share value has more than eaten that up.
Q: Peter and team could you give me your opinion on this company.
Jim.
Jim.
Q: Would you consider these three reasons sufficient to justify a switch from Pembina Pipeline (PPL) to Enbridge Income Fund (ENF):
(1) ENF's lower valuation on a p/e basis
(2) ENF's recent dip due to its equity offering
(3) ENF's fairly aggressive (and seemingly predictable) dividend policy
I have a pretty good capital gain on PPL but I also have some capital losses I can use to offset Pembina's gain. Do you think its possible/likely ENF can outperform PPL by around 10%?
Lastly, is either company more likely to be to be an acquisition target?
Many thanks.
John
(1) ENF's lower valuation on a p/e basis
(2) ENF's recent dip due to its equity offering
(3) ENF's fairly aggressive (and seemingly predictable) dividend policy
I have a pretty good capital gain on PPL but I also have some capital losses I can use to offset Pembina's gain. Do you think its possible/likely ENF can outperform PPL by around 10%?
Lastly, is either company more likely to be to be an acquisition target?
Many thanks.
John
Q: Hi,
I am thinking of buying either TD or BNS for my RRSP to buy and hold. I saw that you recommended BNS on BNN the other day so I assume you like it more than TD. Can you briefly tell me why and how the two compare on a valuation basis. I like TD for the US exposure.
Thank you!
I am thinking of buying either TD or BNS for my RRSP to buy and hold. I saw that you recommended BNS on BNN the other day so I assume you like it more than TD. Can you briefly tell me why and how the two compare on a valuation basis. I like TD for the US exposure.
Thank you!
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Could you please comment on National Bank? Is it good buy at current price compare to other candian banks?
Thanks
Could you please comment on National Bank? Is it good buy at current price compare to other candian banks?
Thanks
Q: What are your thoughts on Genworth ?
Q: Hello,
I'm looking for an update on Trinity. What can we expect over the short/long term?
Thanks
I'm looking for an update on Trinity. What can we expect over the short/long term?
Thanks
Q: Could I have your comments on this stock? Is the monthly dividend sustainable? This stock seems to be thinly traded and what are the risks. Tnx
Q: Cascades has been moving up lately. Your comments please.
Q: Could you please comment on your preference . Do you like the main Bam security or any of the derivative subsidiaries better (i.e. bip bpy etc )