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Q: I've enjoyed a quick run-up on TH. It now represents an 8% portfolio weight. My questions is two parts. First, could you comment on their prospects? Their earnings should be growing and they are adding a drug to their offering. As a thing trader, there could be a big run-up as the story gains traction.
Second, in a case like this where there is a quick run-up and the portfolio weighting becomes large, when is it time to trim? It seems to me that using portfolio weight as your only guide could mean missing big gains if you're early on a good company.
Read Answer Asked by Brian on March 07, 2017
Q: Thinking of this one in replacement of GILD that i sold 2 weeks ago. low p/e and peg, nice dividend but high debt.Argus and S&P by applying comp p/e come up with a target of 84$. Does it deserve the p/e or cheap for a reason?
What is your view on this one ?
Any suggestion ?
(like everybody else: I know you don't cover US stocks... bla bla bla)
Thanks much!
Read Answer Asked by Denis on March 03, 2017
Q: I was asked to review my sons portfolio and he is a ETF investor mainly. I have a concern with the very high MER of 3.76% current for healthcare Leader income ETF It has a high yield (8.4%) that I think is tempting him but Brand leader fund by the same firm has a mer of 1.44 %. Why the big difference. I see the hhl is advertised and promoted heavily on BNN. Are they charging fund holders for their promo on a under preforming fund? I found a great site The Wealth Game (wealthgame.ca) that lets you calculate the true cost over time of fees. It can be an eye opener for younger people with longer time horizons that are sucked into what they may think are low fees such as 2 or 3 percent. Your views please.
Read Answer Asked by James on March 03, 2017
Q: Hi 5i,
The after hours trading (Feb 28th) on SRPT was ugly following their report. A big miss on expectations but they were expected to lose money and I can’t tell what the expectations themselves might have been based on. I know you may not be overly familiar, as it is a US stock, but can you help size it up? I'm wondering if it is real trouble or maybe an over-reaction opportunity once things settle down a bit. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Lance on March 01, 2017
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