Q: The debt to equity of the company is 220% is this not a concern with the higher interest rates?
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- Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (BIR)
- BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU)
- Dividend 15 Split Corp. Class A Shares (DFN)
Q: Bought zwu at 10.79. Is there a chance of a rebound here or a sell. Have a fairly large position in bir. at average of 8.45. Your thoughts. Have no dfn. your opinion on this stock surviving. thanks
Q: Why does Brookfield spin out subsidiaries rather than keep 100% of their businesses within the parent company like Berkshire? How does the BN approach create greater shareholder value compared to having just one company with all of its bits under one roof?
Q: AEG seems unusual in terms of its extremely low dividend payment to cash flow ratio, price/book, and other ratios. Its 12% 3 year dividend growth average is very attractive. However, the negative earnings, etc. are concerning. Is this a stock you would buy? Which North American insurers would be more desirable for growth/safety of dividend?
Q: Hello, Are Canadian companies listed on US exchanges considered separate entities ? For example, if I buy TD bank on the US exchange because I have funds in my US brokerage account and something happens to TD US, would I have been protected if I bought it on the TSX instead ?
Q: With Goeasy down 25% in the last month….do you see any potential for near term catalysts?
Q: Hello,
Can I please get your thoughts on Aries Capital (ARCC). Thanks
Dave
Can I please get your thoughts on Aries Capital (ARCC). Thanks
Dave
Q: Can you please tell me what is the historical discount EQB has given on its DRIP. It says it can give anywhere from 0 to 5%.
I'd like to know what their track record has been.
Thanks
Sheldon
I'd like to know what their track record has been.
Thanks
Sheldon
Q: I know that you've answered a lot of questions on HMAX lately and I have read all of the answers but I still have some questions as I don't fully understand the risk of the product. Please take as many credits as you need to answer:
1. Usually high yield means higher risk, but I'm assuming because covered calls are being used to generate this income that this statement doesn't apply? Can you confirm explain?
2. How risky is this compared to an equity ETF? Higher or lower risk?
3. Is there any long term scenario where this would underperform cash?
4. Generally what would be a safe portfolio weight for this type of product?
1. Usually high yield means higher risk, but I'm assuming because covered calls are being used to generate this income that this statement doesn't apply? Can you confirm explain?
2. How risky is this compared to an equity ETF? Higher or lower risk?
3. Is there any long term scenario where this would underperform cash?
4. Generally what would be a safe portfolio weight for this type of product?
Q: Could you explain what RBC10266 is offering and the risks involved?
- CME Group Inc. (CME)
- Intercontinental Exchange Inc. (ICE)
- Moody's Corporation (MCO)
- S&P Global Inc. (SPGI)
- MSCI Inc. (MSCI)
- FactSet Research Systems Inc. (FDS)
Q: Hi,
Looking to start a position in this group. All of these businesses seem very solid and their performance shows over time. How would you rank these based on future revenue and earnings growth, current valuations, high ROIC, largest moat, etc... Looking for a long term hold and best compounder 10+ yrs. Looking to buy the best one or two names. Thanks!
Looking to start a position in this group. All of these businesses seem very solid and their performance shows over time. How would you rank these based on future revenue and earnings growth, current valuations, high ROIC, largest moat, etc... Looking for a long term hold and best compounder 10+ yrs. Looking to buy the best one or two names. Thanks!
Q: Your opinion please on whether or not this is worth holding for the dividend and a future recovery for the financials sector. Thank you.
Q: What are your thoughts on private credit lending? I am considering opening an accountant at wealth simple and the advisor said it's better returns (they shoot for 9%) with less risk. Being as it's interest income I would have this in a TFSA or RRSP likely. Is this a good addition to an otherwise balanced portfolio?
Q: Your opinion please
Q: I'm trying to understand how safe the preferred shares of Brookfield Office Properties (BPO) are as they are selling at a big discount to par. I understand that obligations of BPO preferred shares are guaranteed by all of the companies within the umbrella of the Brookfield Property Partner L.P. (BPP) group but am not clear whether the obligations of BPP are guaranteed by its parent .
Any information and views you have on this issue would be welcome.
Any information and views you have on this issue would be welcome.
Q: I am considering selling TD, BNS. 9% of my Rif and SLF, MFC. 3% of my Rif .
I would buy HMAX for 12% of this portfolio, for yield and a little upside.
I would your thoughts on this move. Thanks, James
I would buy HMAX for 12% of this portfolio, for yield and a little upside.
I would your thoughts on this move. Thanks, James
- BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB)
- Hamilton Canadian Financials YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HMAX)
Q: Hi team,
How would you rate and which do you prefer.HMAX and ZWB?
Thanks so much.
How would you rate and which do you prefer.HMAX and ZWB?
Thanks so much.
- Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Bank of Montreal (BMO)
- Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
- National Bank of Canada (NA)
- EQB Inc. (EQB)
Q: Hi 5i,
I've just started following EQB with an eye to getting in.
In the past week all 5 major banks are nicely up (even CM!) as is NA.
Conversely, EQB has had a sharp drop followed by a bit of a bounce, but is down overall.
I realize a week is not long and typically not a period of time from which to draw conclusions. However, the opposite direction of WQB's trajectory to other banks has me confused.
Can you explain why its trajectory over the past week would be so markedly different from other, bigger, names in the sector. Is it a sign of some fundamental weakness that isn't well publicized, is it just one of those short term things that defy explanation, is it due to a difference in its business model that is seen as a weakness, is it size related and is it typical for it to go in the opposite direction than most other names in the sector?
I'd sure like to have better insight into EQB, given its behaviour over the past brief while.
Thanks 5i,
Peter
I've just started following EQB with an eye to getting in.
In the past week all 5 major banks are nicely up (even CM!) as is NA.
Conversely, EQB has had a sharp drop followed by a bit of a bounce, but is down overall.
I realize a week is not long and typically not a period of time from which to draw conclusions. However, the opposite direction of WQB's trajectory to other banks has me confused.
Can you explain why its trajectory over the past week would be so markedly different from other, bigger, names in the sector. Is it a sign of some fundamental weakness that isn't well publicized, is it just one of those short term things that defy explanation, is it due to a difference in its business model that is seen as a weakness, is it size related and is it typical for it to go in the opposite direction than most other names in the sector?
I'd sure like to have better insight into EQB, given its behaviour over the past brief while.
Thanks 5i,
Peter
Q: Are you concerned about Goeasy at all. The stock has dropped meaningfully in the past month.Is there anything specific ?
Q: I was told that the gov't moratorium on student loans restricted sofi's growth for the past few years. Can you see what % of business is tied to student loans? I was also told that the Supreme Court ruled against government on the moratorium and that interest charges would be payable from Sept. 1. How big of a catalyst do you see this being for sofi?
Thank a lot.
Thank a lot.