Q: Your opinion on the above please (CYB, ELD, MSL)
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Q: Hello, I want to invest in oil, but when i look at most Canadian Energy companies, their share prices seem high from valuation perspective. I would appreciate if you can suggest a few Canadian ETF's for oil futures. Also is their an ETF that tracks Canadian oil. Appreciate your help.
Q: Could you please recommend 3 names of companies/ETFs/ that would produce monthly income, to be added to an otherwise reasonably balanced portfolio for a long term hold.
Thank you for the great service.
Thank you for the great service.
Q: could i please have your thoughts on this c-hedged u.s. momentum fund.
thanks, david
thanks, david
Q: Can you please shed some light on why CXR is down 8% since the call this morning? I thought the call was positive and it helped to break the correlation to Valeant's business issues. What on the call is being interpreted so negatively by the markets? This doesn't impact my decision to hold long term as I got in at a very high price, just trying to educate myself on market moves. Thanks again and again...John C.
Q: I'm thinking about establishing a long-term position in DRT. What do you think of the company and its current valuation/growth potential? Do you see DRT benefiting from the Federal governments infrastructure spending?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I believe I heard something on BNN this morning about a rumour of a takeover of SH. I can't find any news on this item. Do you have knowledge of this?
Q: CXR is really testing my patience.
I understand that there's a guilt by association issue concerning what's going on with VRX. Wouldn't the market realize this? CXR is down over 60% from its high's. The way I see this means one of two things. They too have accounting issue's....or...the stock is an incredible buying opportunity. Could you please bring some light to the present situation. Thanks
Nicholas
I understand that there's a guilt by association issue concerning what's going on with VRX. Wouldn't the market realize this? CXR is down over 60% from its high's. The way I see this means one of two things. They too have accounting issue's....or...the stock is an incredible buying opportunity. Could you please bring some light to the present situation. Thanks
Nicholas
Q: I was falling in love with this company until I saw this in the annual report 2014: "Some raw materials used in production are sourced from a single supplier and the Company is exposed to the same business risks that suppliers may experience." Do you have any idea to what extent this "single supplier" accounts for BioSyent's revenue mix?
Q: IN lite of the VRX situation and impending doom////liquidation does this present any opportunities for GUD in terms of acquiring certain divisions///assets. As always thank you for the service.
Q: Hello Peter, Ryan and team,
Your thoughts please on what you learnt from the conference call. Anything we should worry about? What was the reason for the CFO becoming the CEO?
Thank you,
Silvia
Your thoughts please on what you learnt from the conference call. Anything we should worry about? What was the reason for the CFO becoming the CEO?
Thank you,
Silvia
Q: Could you please suggest 7-8 of your favorite growth stocks for my TFSA. Looking for maximum growth over next 3-5 years. I am fine with volatility. Thanks.
Q: What do you think for a speculative play? Janus Capital has been accumulating. Do you like Janus? TR is also a BloomBurton favorite.
Q: Hi Peter and team.
This stock is up about 7% this morning which isn't out of the ordinary for a small cap, but what is unusual is the huge volume.
Is there any news?
Gerry
This stock is up about 7% this morning which isn't out of the ordinary for a small cap, but what is unusual is the huge volume.
Is there any news?
Gerry
Q: I have recently joined my local share club and am learning how to feel more comfortable acting as my own financial advisor.
I have transferred my existing mutual funds over to a TD Waterhouse Account and would like your advise on what to do next with these funds. I am 56 and would like this to grow over the next 10 years and then produce income for me as I have no pension. Thank You.
These are approximate
TDB889C - 29%
AIM1595C - 19%
AIM1571C - 13%
AIM1561 - 9%
AIM1581C - 7%
AIM1559C - 5%
Cash - 17.5%
Thank you
I have transferred my existing mutual funds over to a TD Waterhouse Account and would like your advise on what to do next with these funds. I am 56 and would like this to grow over the next 10 years and then produce income for me as I have no pension. Thank You.
These are approximate
TDB889C - 29%
AIM1595C - 19%
AIM1571C - 13%
AIM1561 - 9%
AIM1581C - 7%
AIM1559C - 5%
Cash - 17.5%
Thank you
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I hold half positions in the following; would you please rank them (regardless of sectors) top to bottom: BOS,CRH,CXI,CXR,DHX,GUD,KXS and PLI.
Thanks,
Antoine
I hold half positions in the following; would you please rank them (regardless of sectors) top to bottom: BOS,CRH,CXI,CXR,DHX,GUD,KXS and PLI.
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: Hi - I currently own the following growth portfolio positions: AVO, BCI, CXI, DHX, DRT, IT, OTC, PEO, PUR, QHR and XTC. I got burned with my GLX position.
What would your next top pick from the growth portfolio be? I am still sitting on some cash from when you recommended selling the Com Dev position.
What would your next top pick from the growth portfolio be? I am still sitting on some cash from when you recommended selling the Com Dev position.
Q: Hi there,
Is Nobilis back on track in your opinion and stable to the point that you would be comfortable investing? If not, what would you be looking for as signs that the growth story is set to resume?
Is Nobilis back on track in your opinion and stable to the point that you would be comfortable investing? If not, what would you be looking for as signs that the growth story is set to resume?
Q: Hello,
Another weekly market report letter I received says "do not let little losses turn into big losses" (cut your losses after 10%). DIRT and ENTERTAIN I've had for quite some time and are down 35%-40%. Since you know these stocks well, if it took them 8 or 9 months to fall that far, will they recover in 8 or 9 months? One month ago, I took a position in TNC, and it is down over 10%. Should I hit the sell button? You know that stock better than I do. In your email, you recommended some plays in AYA, CUS, and I believe SPB. I am thinking of trying to recover some of my money with one of these email recommendations. Out of the three, which one do you think going long on will be the least risky?
Thanks,
Dennis
Another weekly market report letter I received says "do not let little losses turn into big losses" (cut your losses after 10%). DIRT and ENTERTAIN I've had for quite some time and are down 35%-40%. Since you know these stocks well, if it took them 8 or 9 months to fall that far, will they recover in 8 or 9 months? One month ago, I took a position in TNC, and it is down over 10%. Should I hit the sell button? You know that stock better than I do. In your email, you recommended some plays in AYA, CUS, and I believe SPB. I am thinking of trying to recover some of my money with one of these email recommendations. Out of the three, which one do you think going long on will be the least risky?
Thanks,
Dennis
Q: Good day,
I realize and appreciate that you encourage investing and not trading. We have balanced / growth portfolio consisting of 5i covered companies for long term investments in our TFSA/ RRSP/ RESP accounts. However, we would love to find a multi bagger to pay for a Reno in two years rather then 15 years. We are only putting <$5000 at risk. We understand the risks and our small amount of risk money could be a zero or hero scenario. What would be your top three picks for a multi bagger in order of preference?
Thank you,
Kerri
I realize and appreciate that you encourage investing and not trading. We have balanced / growth portfolio consisting of 5i covered companies for long term investments in our TFSA/ RRSP/ RESP accounts. However, we would love to find a multi bagger to pay for a Reno in two years rather then 15 years. We are only putting <$5000 at risk. We understand the risks and our small amount of risk money could be a zero or hero scenario. What would be your top three picks for a multi bagger in order of preference?
Thank you,
Kerri