Can you help me understand the recent news from Aurora regarding Australis and shares or warrents that will be offered to shareholders or Aurora and residency etc.
I have 450 shares of Aurora, I reside in Canada, and I hold shares in both RRSP as well as TFSA. Will I need to declare residency?
What is your recomended course of action or actions?
Q: Is this a good time to a initial a position.My understanding is that the tax reform is good for US small cap & tariffs wars has limited negative impact as mainly domestic.Thanks for u usual great services & insights.
For my TFSA I presently have a half position in BYD.UN. I just read your comments on PLC and it seems like a good addition to my account.
The usual dilemma ... I have the cash to invest so my decision is between them. Without regard to diversification, for an investor who is looking for growth more than dividend would you suggest to up the Boyd to a full position or introduce a half position in PLC?
Q: Hi there, it looks like Canada Goose blew past earnings expectations today and the stock is surging. What is your opinion of this company and would you be buying into the story? Thanks!
Q: I’m thinking of selling one or two of these holdings, all currently in a RRIF, and re-buying them in a TFSA. I’m thinking that the best ones to transfer would be the most “growthy”. What would you advise? Could you list them in order of expected growth?
As always, thanks for this great service!!
Q: Hi!
I was wondering what your thoughts were on this company. It seems to have pretty good growth going forward, but at a PE ratio of 62.4, would you consider it to be overvalued? Is this company at risk of facing similar headwinds as other companies in the auto industry in light of the uncertainties regarding potential US tariffs on autos?
Thanks!
Q: May I add to U answer to Gordon.Yes it is a top pick of S.Takacsy who stated that the State of Georgia has approved BUS to sell buses to them.Also opined that lots of municipalities will buy BUS's buses as right size
Q: Hi Peter& Team. I have been following this company since its Ipo. Would like your expert opinion as to its future growth. Also is this a good time to initiate a half position. Many thanks Joseph.
Q: As a follow up to the question asked by Charles and your reply, do you mean 20X 2018 earnings estimate ( number seems to jump around between 32-38 cents/share) or 2019 estimate ( 52-58 cents per share)?
Q: I would like your thoughts about WEED and if it is worth buying again. FYI I originally had it at $2.80 and have made a lot of money on it, but am concerned that it has a 7 Billion market cap with small revenue and could be vastly overpriced at these levels. Is it a buy or sell. Thanks in advance.
With the recent company purchases being all stock deals (MedReleaf and Anandia) how will that impact current owners of Aurora? Does stock dilution occur driving the price of Auroras stock down? Are there other factors to consider?
Q: Hi,
I purchased a small starter position in SPOT a few weeks ago. I know 5i sees a lot growth potential with Spot and it has a high valuation. Lately I’ve read lots of bearish views on this company. What sets them apart from all the competition and free music available? I realize they have more users, international following, playlist sharing, and ad revenues. What am I missing that google, amazon and Apple don’t have or can’t replicate? What sets them apart from the competition?
Thanks,
Kerri
I sock away a bit of cash for the summer months as i find there is always a few opportunities to pick up a good companies at a discount. I limit this to a small portion of my portfolio but would like your recommendations on your top 5 CDn (growth) and 5 top US Dividend Payers (need US income) that you would pick up on a dip or low volume during the summer months? Last August was a great example of picking up really good names at a discount. I realize there are no guarantees that we will see the same market but always on the lookout to pick good long term names to add to my portfolio. In the past i have picked up Visa, JPM this way.