Investment Q&A

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!

Q: I would like to know if there are other Canadian companies that trade in Canada that could be considered similar to BIPC in the infrastructure space, i.e., investing in public services that generate recurring revenue? Thank you for your service. Bill

Q: Hi Team,
I own some Cenovus stock. Today's quarterly results were not great, and oil price is sliding along with the share price. I am debating whether I should keep holding this name. I don't really care if I have oil exposure on not, I am ultimately seeking the best long term growth I can achieve regardless of sector. This being said is there any stand out buy's that you would rather own today compared with continuing to hold CVE? I am looking mostly at Canadian names, or US names that CIBC has traded on the neo (Canadian hedged). Or...is this a bad time to sell oil names with the recent weakness in oil price ( if you believe oil price will stage a recovery here shortly). Your suggestions are appreciated. Thanks

Shane.

Q: Currently we own MG with the purposes of collecting a dividend and getting some growth. With its current performance, we’re wondering if a RY might be a better choice with a similarly growth/dividend profile? If possible, are there any other MG substitutes (regardless of sector) that you like better?
Thank you for the fantastic product.
Mike

Q: Any thought on Tamarack Valley. Oil is hanging around $75-$80 yet its price keeps falling. My understanding is they have low cost and good producing properties.

Q: So Superior has declined significantly since a major shareholder sold about half of their holdings in the company. But the company’s financial, management, operational aspects have
NOT changed. Did the shareholder sell because of expected declining earnings in Superior or for their own company specific reasons ? Is this a good time to to top up to a full position ?
Thanks. Derek

Q: What are the best dividend ETFs for Canadians to hold long term?

Q: I am considering the addition of VZ given what I consider to be solid numbers: it's P/E of 7.4X, RSI of 0.34 and yield of 6.77%. I would appreciate your opinion of this company over the long term, and the sustainability of the dividend.
Thank you.

Q: Inevitably, when someone asks about the best NG companies in Canada, TOU and ARX are normally in the mix. So setting those two aside, I would appreciate your opinion on three other stocks in that sector that don't receive nearly as much attention. The stocks in question are Headwater Exploration, Spartan Delta and Pine Cliff Energy.

Thanks as always

Q: What do you make of this news regarding SPB, and what are your thoughts on the future prospects of SPB and the safety of the dividend? https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/marquard-amp-bahls-ag-announces-its-holdings-in-superior-plus-corp--805501409.html

Q: Stock is down over 8% this morning. The only news I can find is the dividend payment frequency. It's seems overdone.
What are your views?
Thanks

Q: For a medium to long term hold do you have a preference between CNQ and SU? Are both reasonably valued at this point?