Thank you for all the help in these tough times. The advice from this service does help keep a person grounded in dark days. In anticipation of us reaching peak inflation and small caps beginning to turn around can you let me know which of these you would prefer? Both are trading close in stock price but CTS is much larger according to RBC website 1.3B vs 188M. Both are well down from their highs and both seem to still be growing at a good rate. Which in your view looks like the better horse? Or should a person pick both?
Q: With the Fed raising rates and their commitment to tackle inflation the US dollar has been on quite a tear lately. Can you name the top three companies from your balanced portfolio that would be the most positively impacted by the strengthening US dollar as well as the three that would be the most negatively impacted.
Q: I want to crystalize tax loss in my non-reg account for PBH. Would you replace it with another stock or just wait in cash and repurchase after the 30 days?
Thanks
Q: syz not doing all that well. markets are bad but is there anything particular that is causing deep drop. do you still recommend it. what will it take to get things going.
Q: Hi, What are your thoughts on dividend growers to beat inflation, rate hikes bad markets etc. Could you suggest some dividend growers who are attractively priced. Thanks.
Q: Based on your response to Douglas today, I am concluding that BNS would be the Canadian bank to buy today. With a yield of 5.78%, P/B at 1.2, an RSI at 31, and trading at a one year low it appears to be a buy candidate. I would appreciate your comments.
I am calculating a fcf yield for go easy,
and Trisura as being 18% and 23.5% respectively ($20/$111 and $7.38/31.36). Both these companies are compounders with more revenue and earnings quarterly. How are they not table pounding buys here? Can you please provide your thoughts and comments.
Q: In SYZ's recent conference call, the CEO suggested that servicing enhanced SAAS offerings would require re-allocating capital currently funding the dividend. How would the market likely react to a dividend cut? Is any part of the current price action attributable to this announcement?
Q: Their recent quarter was very good and since then the sp has come off substantially. Why do you think this has happened.
Perhaps a good time to add?
Do you think that the generous dividend is safe?
Thank you
Q: i would like to buy an etf (vanguard) with safety or stock with a high yield during these unsettled times
What would you advise ?.Can you please give me a few choices
GHB
Q: Hi, I noted that you decided to sell full position in TCL.a from 5i portfolios, after owning for several years. CCL.b is still held in the Balanced 5i Portfolio, with a full position. We sold our CCL.b and TCL.a positions many years ago and switched to RPI.un. The move served us well initially but for past 12-18 months, Richards Packaging unit price has continued to decline precipitously and is near all time lows. It appears that COVID period growth has fizzled and it might take much longer for the company to digest the large Clarion Medical acquisition and the resultant debt load. Company has also guided lower for past few quarters. Although they have been paying dividend 0.11 monthly for many years, but market seems to be expecting declining growth for a while. I am wondering if you notice signs that RPI is heading into a similar direction as TCL.a. Recession fears certainly are not helping. Would it be prudent to not be mesmerized with the 3% dividend and move on, so funds could be available for better Income/Growth opportunities ? Thank You