Investment Q&A

Q: Hi. I've done quite well these past two years, thanks to your service. I recently bought DBO at .54. At the time of writing it is at .42. Is this a buying opportunity? Or should I proceed with caution?

Q: With the markets seeming to get a little frothy I'm wondering if you have identified any sector that seems to be out of favor at this time with a recommendation to specific stocks to add to growth portfolio

Q: Hi Team,

My timing on buying PIH was not good and I'm down quite a bit and trying to decide what to do with it. I'd be very interested in your take on their 2nd quarter release and prospects for going forward - especially in the near term.

Thank you,

John

Q: Your opinion and advise to buy/add/sell ? Thank you

Q: Ceapro recently received a positive review in the Globe & Mail (Dec 14th).
What are your thoughts?

Q: I have just joined your service due to the great coverage of small cap companies. I am looking for growth companies and have a high risk tolerance. I already own SHOP, KXS and OTC. I am looking to add another 5 companies. What would be your suggestions?

Q: What are your thoughts going forward ? Is there a concern about bricks and mortar retail in light of Amazon's growing share of the market?
Thanks for the great service.
Philip

Q: Are you going to be writing a Report on Freshii soon?
What kind of rating would it get
You think there are good potentials at this level with the expected growth in the next 2 years?

Q: so the vp and head of rbc investing finally returned my call. he said there were 474 expressions of interest for freshii, rbc investing received a very small number of shares for freshii and as he explained only the first 10 expressions of interest got some fill, i was 47.53,64,65,abd 74. my next question was why they did not close the freshii ipo right away, he said they discussed this forever in meetings, and decided to leave it open, my reply is giving false hope is disgusting, he agreed and indicated they will not do it anymore.
i agree with peter paying more than 13.50 is probably a dumb move, personally i am a big health nut so my emotion better not get the better of me.
on another note i often trade long dated options 1 and 2 years out, example facebook trading at 130. 2 years out the 130 are at 20 bucks, a number easier to deal with, the fees from rbc are astronomical on each trade. i spoke to the vp about this and he agreed but they have no facility to offset something like this for large traders.
for my stock trades i pay 6.95, i know there are far less expensive sites but with 15 accounts and my banking at rbc the hassle to change is huge.he offered me a small consolation which i accepted. dave

Q: For those of us who will not have the ipo available to purchase, what would your buy up to strategy be? ie. what would your limit order be if priced at 11.50?

Thanks

Sheldon

Q: as I told you previously, I bought in for multiple shares of freshii's ipo in 5 different account and received you got it-nada, squat, zero.
the price it is being sold at is the high end 11.50.dave

Q: Hi there, Can you give me your thoughts on CGC. Do you still see potential growth for this company? Thanks

Q: AcuityAds (AT.V) release today re their "ultraintuitive marketing platform" sounds very leading edge, if not unique in the industry.

Just hype or is there really something to it for marketers?

Q: Hello Team
What are your thoughts on TSO3 these days. The price is moving but how are their fundamentals
Thank You
Clarence

Q: I bought AcuityAds not too long ago for about $1.30. It has had a nice run up recently to around $3.40. What is driving the increase? Should I buy more? Or should I take a half position off the table and then repurchase more if it comes back down?

Q: Have you posted your comments on Feeshii and you opinion? I am trying to figure out its intrinsic value with the filings they have made. It looks very compelling (even though valuation seems pressed out of the shoot).

Q: I know you took this company out of your growth portfolio, but since the US election this stock is been going up. I went onto there web site and listened to the Bloomberg and Bnn interviews and i love what they are doing, they seem to be light years ahead of conventional construction, and this has to be the future. With 80 % of there business in the USA and expanding around the world, would this not qualify as a good growth company for a long term hold. Do you ever put companies back in the growth portfolio after removing them?
Thanks once again.

Q: Had a very satisfactory 2016 with a combined increase in both cash & RIF accounts of 9.3%. However, TFSA has been a disaster. Initially in 2009 bought CPH & stupidly watched it run up & then way down before I dumped it for a large loss. Bought AD (second time) at around 23 - watched it climb to 31 & then crash. Sold it at $18+. I know - it's now climbing back nicely but I want to start a-fresh. Don't need the income - just lots of growth. Looking at SHOP & other similar opportunistic potentials. Your suggestions please. Thank you

Q: I have half positions in these 6 stocks in a TFSA and would like your opinion as to which if any you would top up at this time and in which order. Any other suggestions would be appreciated as well.Thanx Robbie

Q: What are your views about marijuna co's. Are there any blue chip co's you would recommend. Thank you.