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Q: wondering which companies have the largest runway for growth out of these? I have a very very long time horizon
Read Answer Asked by mary on November 29, 2018
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan
Your opinion on below statement on Nutrien please. Is this positive for NTR and will support slide ? What will be the impact?

Canadian fertilizer giant Nutrien will auction its 23.77-per-cent share in Chile´s SQM on Dec. 3, the Chilean stock exchange said on Wednesday, a final step toward completing the sale of a coveted stake in the world´s No. 2 lithium producer to China´s Tianqi.
In a statement, the local stock exchange said the minimum bid would be set at $65 per share, for a total package price of $4.066 billion.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by S on November 29, 2018
Q: Hi Guys - I am looking for 2-3 "core" ideas to invest in for the next 3-5 years to provide solid gains but also a couple of potential "home runs" - ideas that can go up 2-5x (but obviously have risk associated). Which names are you most excited about?

Thanks in advance,

Dave
Read Answer Asked by David on November 28, 2018
Q: Hello Peter and Team,
I hold these three securities in my RIF account with over 20% loss.
I am thinking of selling specially MAXR and PHO to replace them with two other securities with more potential upside when and if the market recover.
Please give your opinion and potential replacements.
Raouf
Read Answer Asked by Raoul on November 26, 2018
Q: Hi 5i,
I am considering small average down purchases of the listed companies but unfortunately cash is limited so can't choose all of them! Could you rate/order them for rebound potential ? Currently MX & TOY are approx 3% each, FSZ 2%,and TSGI/SLF/SIS have been driven lower to approx 1% each.

Thanks
Mike
Read Answer Asked by mike on November 26, 2018
Q: Peter and Ryan.
The recent gyrations of the market have left me somewhat shell-shocked because of the severe punishment some companies take for slightly missing quarterly reports. I don't think I'm alone. I've decided to try to identify a number of Canadian companies that are managed so well and have such excellent prospects for the future that they will enable me to buy and hold them through thick and thin, for a long time (10 years).
I'm seeking your guidance to enable me to disregard the extreme volatility and hold these "Canadian Superstars" for many years to come. I realize I'm presenting you with a difficult task but hope that your experience and professionalism, which I've come to respect, will enable you to identify some 'long term investments'.
So that being said, could you suggest a number of Canadian companies from a variety of sectors that I could buy and use as my core holdings. As time passes, I will add many of the growth companies you support to round out my portfolio.
Again, I thank you for your guidance.

Read Answer Asked by Les on November 26, 2018
Q: With bitcoin plunging I was thinking about a short in this space. Would you mind giving me your thoughts on such a trade and some possible names? Thank you I’m advance.
Read Answer Asked by Jason on November 26, 2018
Q: You have said that you prefer tsgi over pbl. Looking at the financials the roe, roi, debt, eps growth, price to cf is better at pbl than tsgi. What is the reason for your preference?
Regarding plc can you tell me what the reason is for the huge earnings spike in 2021?
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on November 22, 2018
Q: Hello Peter,
Is it time to back up the truck on Savaria? I think the market has over done the downside. Any reason why Andrew Peller is down from its peak? The company seems to be doing well. Please comment on both. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on November 21, 2018
Q: Good day gentlemen,
I am attempting to differentiate between the largest Canadian producers on a valuation basis...specifically EV/EBITDA. As 2018 and 2019 will be ramp up years for most of these companies, Can you provide this estimated figure for years 2019 and 2020 for these companies and any others you may have in this sector.
Read Answer Asked by Giuseppe on November 21, 2018
Q: Following up on a recent question regarding allocating the appropriate amount of monies to each stock, the amount depending on the size, safety, etc of that security. Would you agree with the current split (full, partial, small):

Full = AD (should be partial), AQN, BCE, BNS, FTS, RY, TRP.
Partial = CGX (could be full?), CSH, NFI, PGH (could be full?), TCL, WSP (could be full?).
Small = WCP.

Thanks...Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on November 20, 2018