Q: I noticed big volume yesterday and a pop over $7.00 a share. I own CF at $12.00 a share. I know you prefer averaging up not down but woukd CF potentially be one to average down on considering the yield and management. I wish I had averaged down on BDI and ACQ since they have recovered nicely.
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Q: After reading your reply and review of BIN today I discovered that made a presentation June 1 at the Stifel Waste Expo Investor Summit. It is on their website to listen to. I must say I was not impressed with the interview presentation.Their could still be more downside yet. What is your take on it.
Regards,
Doug
Regards,
Doug
Q: Hello Peter and Team,
After the recent name change yesterday BCI has plummeted. Are insiders selling? Do you see any other reason for the decline in price?
Thank you.
After the recent name change yesterday BCI has plummeted. Are insiders selling? Do you see any other reason for the decline in price?
Thank you.
Q: I am planning on selling the new FSV but Keeping the Colliers portion. I will need to adjust my ACB to allow for the split. Is there a % relationship that was announced or some other method to do this?
Cheers
Darcy
Cheers
Darcy
Q: I am new here and just bought SJ and want to know whether you give sell recommendations, if your opinion on a recommendation has changed. Thanks
Q: I am looking to invest in fixed income for my RRSP. What do you think of Dorel Convertible Debenture? I can get a yield in excess of 5.5% for a bond maturing in less than 5 years.
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
I'm hanging on to FSV for a while longer until I decide what to do (keep FSV, keep CIG, keep both, sell both. A cursory comparison between the 2 divisions indicate that Colliers was more profitable in 2014 with EBITDA to Revenue ratio of 9.8% vs 7.5% for FSV; a hardly sufficient basis of comparison.
What intrigues me is your rational for shedding the old FSV a couple of months ago.
You're suggesting to hang on for a while longer; but how will one decide what to do next?
Thanks,
Antoine
I'm hanging on to FSV for a while longer until I decide what to do (keep FSV, keep CIG, keep both, sell both. A cursory comparison between the 2 divisions indicate that Colliers was more profitable in 2014 with EBITDA to Revenue ratio of 9.8% vs 7.5% for FSV; a hardly sufficient basis of comparison.
What intrigues me is your rational for shedding the old FSV a couple of months ago.
You're suggesting to hang on for a while longer; but how will one decide what to do next?
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: Any comments or updates regarding the split? Continue to hold both until future numbers come out?
Q: Are there any analyst estimates on the impact of the Westeel acquisition on revenue and earnings for AFN. Thanks.
Q: would you now consider WIN a buy as before you recommended if holding not to add?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I have been slowly building to emulate your Balanced Growth portfolio and am ready to add either DSG or SYZ. I will be adding one or the other and in good time (six months?) adding the other. Which would you suggest adding now?
Q: BIN.TO is down 5% with no news. It is not cheap but I agree with 5i's thesis on owning the stock. Is today's drop a buying opportunity to initiate a position?
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
Q: What happened to fsv today? It know it split, but price dropped way below the stock split?
Q: Would you consider TMA a hold at this time, or do you see a switch opportunity to something else? 4.5% yield, but I'm down 15% in a RIF.
Q: Can you comment on WIN's latest purchase?
Q: Hi,
Do you know why trading was halted on Win?
Thanks
Do you know why trading was halted on Win?
Thanks
Q: As you have not reviewed this for over a year, do you plan to do so ? If not, what is your current opinion? Thanks
Q: If banks use CXI for currency exchange, and the company has good earnings & growth potential, do you think one of the big banks will simply buy them out? $220M market cap seems like peanuts for a bank looking for a competitive advantage.
Q: The ticker on BNN just flashed that AMAYA has confirmed that the CEO and CFO of the company are now under investigation. If this is confirmed, I expect the stock would take a major hit. If they are found guilty of illegal action would the company be subject to class actions? Do you see the stock to be a buy if it tanks over the next couple of days? Should I sell my existing shares?
Your insight and opinion would be greatly appreciated.
Ed
Your insight and opinion would be greatly appreciated.
Ed
Q: Investigation is resurfacing again with ceo and cfo being investigated. Were they ever part of the investigation or is this the same old same old. Globe and Mail reporting on this issue again today. Will this take years before someone is charged or not? It would be nice to get this whole issue out of the way. How big of an overhang on the stock do you think this creates. I imagine the stock will tank if high level executives are charged even if they are innocent until proven guilty.