Q: Bonjour, first fantastic job on the new website. My question, we have been in a long bullmarket, how would a bearmarket (2018 example) affect PHO stock price, if it was as bad as 2008 or a bit worst? Could a company like this survive with it's financial structure? Thanks.
I purchased this stock at $68 about a year ago. Is there any future potential for this company to get back to these levels? I understand the Alberta oil prices have had an impact but I believe that the falling stock price runs deeper than this. One needs a lot of patience but does that equate to 1 year or 5 years? Should I get out now and look for better opportunities elsewhere. Which stock would be a good replacement for ACQ? Thanks for your assistance.
Q: Would you pls. comment on the insider selling lately (up to Nov. 1)....a lot of officers are down to zero ownership. Maybe I'm reading the INK insider trading wrong? Do you still consider it a hold?
Thanks!
Q: Good morning team, I know you like CCL/B, but would you pls. comment on TD's theory of removing their position from their model portfolio...
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We are removing our position in CCL Industries Inc. (CCL.B-T, portfolio
weight 2.5%), given what we view to be a poor sector backdrop and a high quantitative risk outlook.
Given CCL's consumer product customer base, we view the removal of CCL as part of our strategic rotation to reduce exposure to consumer stocks. We view the weak pricing environment, as seen through the low consumer price indices and the very poor performance of the U.S. consumer staples sector,
as a potential negative trend for CCL. Our concern is that the weak pricing and potentially higher costs in consumer stocks could be passed down onto packaging and related companies. Margin pressures in consumer-products related sectors, such as auto and auto parts, is a common theme late in the cycle.
Quantitatively, we are seeing a modest deceleration in CCL's trailing and forward earnings momentum. Following its recent quarter, the 2017 consensus estimate was lowered slightly more than its 2018 consensus estimate. As a result, CCL has what we would consider to be high 2018 year-over-year earnings growth expectations of 15%. Combined with a high multiple of 21x 2018 consensus earnings, we believe that CCL is at risk if 2018 consensus earnings are lowered.
Following its recent price recovery and what could be technically viewed as a "double-top" formation, we are willing to take profits at this time.
Q: Love the new website format and content. Please rank ccl,b and sj based on long term growth and current valuation. I only have room for one in my tfsa. Thanks
Q: Hi, comment on ADW.A earnings? Is it worth adding to not considering diversification. What would be your top stock to purchase right now on valuation and growth?
Q: Something just occurred to me: if you are holding a stock that has dropped significantly, and you plan to keep holding it for the dividend and future growth (ENB in my case), does it make sense to sell it to record the loss for tax purposes, and than re-buy it? Thank you.
Q: In your recent response to Margita you recommended holding Enbridge for the dividend. As a retiree I purchased 1k shares of ENB not only for the dividend income but also the projected dividend growth of 10-12%. What are your thoughts on the later? Is there anything in the latest financials or management comments (or lack thereof) that would cause you to re-consider ENB for the balanced portfolio.
Many thanks
Mike