Q: I've been waiting to take a position in GUD for a while now. Do you see it bottoming here and would this be a good entry point? Thanks
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Q: Any news behind the 5.8% jump in GSY yesterday?
Q: Hello there, I know PEO is a company that you like very much. It has been performing well as of late. Would you be a buyer at today's levels of $6.89 or would you wait for a pull back? If so, at what level would you take an initial full position? Thank you!
Q: How do earnings look?
Q: Hi It has been a while since you wrote on HLF. Much has happened recently, I am wondering if you have an opinion as to if this is a good entry point. Thank you
Q: I am a recent member of 5iResearch - have followed you guys for a long time and have had a lot of good ideas from you - I own Cineplex and notice you have an A- rating on the company - with the recent downturn do you still support this rating?? one of your main concerns was valuation - current prices look more interesting?
Q: On Aug 25 an early warning report was filed to the issue of ADW.B. Can you comment on this. Strikes me as quite bullish.
Q: I am considering moving IPL out of my TFSA account and replacing it with either ZCL or ZZZ. At present I do not have any other energy related stocks in my TFSA but, I do have 3 consumer stocks, ADW.A,ECI & TOY. Your opinion please.
Thanks
Roy
Thanks
Roy
Q: CGX.TO is $35, do you think it's a good time to buy. Or stay away. Do you think market is set to go down now?
Q: Exco technologies continues to make 52 weeks lows down 45% since 2015. Canadian insider reports pretty heavy insider trading in the recent early summer pop up. Should that be concerning?
Is there a good reason to hold this and how does it current p/e compare to its historic average. Dividend of 3.3% is also very high; what does that represent of payout ratio?
Thanks
Is there a good reason to hold this and how does it current p/e compare to its historic average. Dividend of 3.3% is also very high; what does that represent of payout ratio?
Thanks
Q: Hi 5i Team:
I've held L for the better part of 3 years now. It seems range bound between $60 - $70. Sometimes going over $70 and then having a pullback. With Amazon entering/disrupting the grocery business. I would like your opinion if you think switching Loblaw's for Premium Brands would be appropriate. Same sector, same dividend and PBH probably better growth and dividend prospects.
I've held L for the better part of 3 years now. It seems range bound between $60 - $70. Sometimes going over $70 and then having a pullback. With Amazon entering/disrupting the grocery business. I would like your opinion if you think switching Loblaw's for Premium Brands would be appropriate. Same sector, same dividend and PBH probably better growth and dividend prospects.
Q: Mr. Hodson, this is still about GUD. Considering your recent report, the rating of A- granted, its recent value of $8.31, I hope it goes well, which is not the case currently. Do you still have confidence in it ?
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Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN)
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Knight Therapeutics Inc. (GUD)
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NorthWest Healthcare Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (NWH.UN)
Q: As a new member of 5i Research, I first want to thank you for the service you provide. Fantastic.
I am reviewing the Canadian portion of my RRSP, sector by sector. I have a balanced approach and 15+ years ahead of me before transferring to a RRIF.
I find myself a bit underweight and concentrated in Healthcare, owing only NHW.UN (4% of Canadian portfolio). I was thinking of switching half into CSH.UN for diversification within the Real Estate/Healthcare space, then add a 3% position in GUD for more growth. What are your thoughts?
Note: The US portion of my RRSP, which is half the size of my Canadian portfolio, is invested in Mutual funds with Healthcare/Big Pharma representing about 16% of my US holdings. So my strategy would bring Healthcare to 10% overall in my RRSP.
Thx.
I am reviewing the Canadian portion of my RRSP, sector by sector. I have a balanced approach and 15+ years ahead of me before transferring to a RRIF.
I find myself a bit underweight and concentrated in Healthcare, owing only NHW.UN (4% of Canadian portfolio). I was thinking of switching half into CSH.UN for diversification within the Real Estate/Healthcare space, then add a 3% position in GUD for more growth. What are your thoughts?
Note: The US portion of my RRSP, which is half the size of my Canadian portfolio, is invested in Mutual funds with Healthcare/Big Pharma representing about 16% of my US holdings. So my strategy would bring Healthcare to 10% overall in my RRSP.
Thx.
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Cineplex Inc. (CGX)
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Boyd Group Income Fund (BYD.UN)
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BRP Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (DOO)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY)
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New Look Vision Group Inc. (BCI)
Q: What's a good replacement for CGX?
Thanks,
Robert
Thanks,
Robert
Q: It seems to me that Cineplex should be valued more on cash flow, like a pipeline or a REIT, because of all the buildings it owns. For 2016, it claimed $106 million in depreciation, which of course lowered reported earnings by that amount. According to TD, 2018 FCF is estimated to be $3.46, making the stock actually somewhat cheap. Thoughts?
Q: Sorry, another on CGX. I'm curious about their dividend payout ratio please?
Thanks!
Rod C.
Thanks!
Rod C.
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Some analysts still think CGX is expensive after over 30% share price drop. At what share price range CGX is reasonably priced based on current earning and outlook.
Thanks
Some analysts still think CGX is expensive after over 30% share price drop. At what share price range CGX is reasonably priced based on current earning and outlook.
Thanks
Q: Would you admit that Avigilon is a much safer/ better investment now than about a year ago, and what would be the biggest risk going forward, thanks?
Q: Can I please get your opinion of SIS' newest acquisition.
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: SIS has sharply declined from its peak of $17.55 in late May.It is priced to perfection. After miss of expected EPS the last 2 Qs(May by 0.01 & Aug 0.05(0.07 vs 0.12 expected),investors are very unforgiving in this climate(eg geopolitical,Trump,seasonally weak period-mid July to mid Oct,talks of big correction & high valuation) despite 2 good US earnings period & slow & steady growth in economy.Look at similar negative impact on KXS & CGX.On the flip side,see PBH & SHOP.SIS was top pick of 5I on 3/3/16 @ $5.85 & 5/16/16 @ $7.99.I am now looking for an entry point,so please advise what is the catalyst(s) for a turnaround.Thanks for u normal great views & services.