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Q: Peter, I have reread all your answers on CGX and was wondering if the stock is still too risky for a retired person. The price of the stock is pretty cheap now a days with a 6% dividend. If the stock rose only a couple percentage points that would be a good return. The bonus is that the dividend is paid monthly instead of quarterly which is not important but monthly is nice.
Q: Hello,
Will Magna be affected by the GM closures? What percent of their revenue is attributed to GM? Thanks. Shyam
Will Magna be affected by the GM closures? What percent of their revenue is attributed to GM? Thanks. Shyam
Q: I read sometime ago that when Marijauna was legalized in Colorado beer and wine sales dropped. Consumers have only so much money to spend. I guess munchies sales went up. Your thoughts please.RAK
Q: thoughts on short term upside/ spike/bounce from these levels? looking at selling calls on my position, fairly high premium. thanks!
Q: On November 23rd, you did a thorough and very useful job of answering my question on DOO.
Could you please answer the same question on ENGH using the same analysis.
Much appreciated.
Sheldon
Could you please answer the same question on ENGH using the same analysis.
Much appreciated.
Sheldon
Q: I have owned Dorel Class B shares for a few years and it has gone down quite a bit. It currently trades in the range of $18.50 which is a far cry from the trading range of the low $30's in 2016 and 2017. Do you know why the price has sunk so low lately? Would you sell this stock now or wait for the price to recover?
Q: Hi 5i
Exco technologies reported today.
Your shop thoughts on performance in the quarter and going forward.
Your coverage has been clear that the stock is cheap - is this quarter's performance a catalyst to start unlocking value ?
Thanks
Exco technologies reported today.
Your shop thoughts on performance in the quarter and going forward.
Your coverage has been clear that the stock is cheap - is this quarter's performance a catalyst to start unlocking value ?
Thanks
Q: Top up my quarter position in SIS or start new quarter position in TSGI? 5+ year hold
Q: Can I have your comments on BNS's earnings and announcements this morning? At first glance it doesn't seem likely to be well received. Would this be a time to switch into a better performing bank or add to the one that is underperforming? Could you suggest which US bank and which Canadian bank you would switch to? (no problem if this is a multi credit question).
Q: Hi Peter,
I am trying to understand CSU's high P/E ratio which I see as 55-60P/E from one site to another. Please help me understand:
Q1 2018 = $8.50 EPS
Q2 2018 = $7.42 EPS
Q3 2018 = $8.95 EPS
Q4 2018 = $9.54 EPS (projected)
Total for the year = approximately $34.41. Current price is $912; therefore $912/34.41 = 26.5 P/E rather than the 55-60?
I am trying to understand CSU's high P/E ratio which I see as 55-60P/E from one site to another. Please help me understand:
Q1 2018 = $8.50 EPS
Q2 2018 = $7.42 EPS
Q3 2018 = $8.95 EPS
Q4 2018 = $9.54 EPS (projected)
Total for the year = approximately $34.41. Current price is $912; therefore $912/34.41 = 26.5 P/E rather than the 55-60?
Q: tsgi deal with eldorado seems to be an excellent deal, with only a million shares issued on a share count of 270 million, its peanuts yet stock is down, why. dave
Q: At what price is ERI getting a million TSGI shares plus options on more. I see somewhere $23 and change. Is that correct? And are those shares from Treasury or are TSGI shareholders getting diulted? Thanks.
Q: What do think of tsgi now? Is it time to buy full position at current price? Thanks always
Q: I would appreciate your comments regarding the TSGI press release issued this morning -"The Stars Group and Eldorado Resorts Enter Agreement for Online Betting and Gaming Market Access".
Thank you, Peter
Thank you, Peter
Q: How will the close of The GM plant in Oshawa affect Magna ? Is it just redirecting parts supply to another plant or is it a real cost / slash of revenues ?
Paul
Paul
Q: Toy is looking like another TSGI. The stock has been on a steady downward slope since July, now down around 30% give or take. On the basis of projections for 2019 the shares are trading at about 21 times projected earnings. Sales are expected to increase by about 7% in 2019, with earnings growing at around 10%. What is a reasonable multiple that the shares should be trading at? Unless there is something on the horizon that will increase growth, a 21 times earnings multiple seems too high for the expected sales and earnings growth. Something closer to 10 times would seem more appropriate. And if so, there is a lot more hurt to come by continuing to hold the shares. Is there anything that I am missing? Why do you think that the current price is justified? Why should shareholders continue to own the shares? And why this continued weakness heading into the Christmas season?
Q: What would you think of adding to SPB today?
At june 2016 low any reason for the drop ?
Payout is low but no div increases in 4 years.
Thanks!
At june 2016 low any reason for the drop ?
Payout is low but no div increases in 4 years.
Thanks!
Q: Hello 5i team,
Since its inception, your balanced equity portfolio has generated something like 16% compound return pa; it has beaten the other "advisors" hands down and I enjoyed the ride. Congratulations!
Of the 6 major banks, BNS is the worst performer with a 5-year return of 7% compared to TD 47%, RY 35%, BMO 33%, NA 30% and CIBC 24%; and yet BNS is perennially in your BE portfolio. Why?
Thanks,
Antoine
Since its inception, your balanced equity portfolio has generated something like 16% compound return pa; it has beaten the other "advisors" hands down and I enjoyed the ride. Congratulations!
Of the 6 major banks, BNS is the worst performer with a 5-year return of 7% compared to TD 47%, RY 35%, BMO 33%, NA 30% and CIBC 24%; and yet BNS is perennially in your BE portfolio. Why?
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: I sold SIS at 19 for a gain
I also sold PHO at 1.18 for a loss
The gain offset the loss on the above stocks.
I realize that I cannot buy PHO back within 30 days or CRA will deny the loss. But I can buy SIS back within 30 days, Right?
Thanks
I also sold PHO at 1.18 for a loss
The gain offset the loss on the above stocks.
I realize that I cannot buy PHO back within 30 days or CRA will deny the loss. But I can buy SIS back within 30 days, Right?
Thanks