Q: Hi, I've been watching TOY for a while and am really happy with the earnings they just reported. I'd like to pick up half a position only, since it's a riskier stock. However, it's up almost ten percent today. When should I initiate a position?
Q: I recently bought a half position each in DR & SIA. After the Q1 reports released by both, I am considering selling DR and going to full position in SIA. Your thoughts please.
Thanks
Roy
Q: Could you please comment on AGT Food & Ingredients recently reported quarterly earnings and adoption of a Shareholders Rights Plan.
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Q: Can you explain to me the deal between Dundee and OGI, why is it that Dundee is buying under the market price, and also getting warrants as well. If you can expand on this i would appreciate it
Q: Hi Team,
I received notice from Economical Insurance, as a policy holder, that it plans to go public (demutualization). Apparently if I choose to participate, I can receive shares (or cash in lieu of shares). I have been informed I am an "eligible non-mutual policyholder." This affects 630,000 policy holders.
I am completely unfamiliar with this process. Do you have any information you can share about what this means and do you have an opinion on the value this may offer?
Q: Why is the CBL share price staying several percent below the substantial offering bid of $14? Is there a realistic concern that the substantial offering bid may fall through?
Q: Where to go now, NHC has done me wrong, should I just get out. I know you don't really like it, do you have an opinion going forward, where to head.
I feel the U.S. may be better than Canada for a while. I am thinking of buying SHW-COST-GOOGL notwithstanding they are all in different spaces, where would you put your money. I kinda favor SHW because it seems to have good 3rd and 4th quarters, more paint sold no doubt. Now the last last question, I own WSP and it is down somewhat, should I perhaps switch over to SNC. Thank you
Q: Hi! I did some spring cleaning and had to pick between drt and pur. The two were small positions and I ended selling pur and adding a bit to drt. In hindsight it looks like I should have done the opposite. If pur looks better now I can still make the change if you suggest so. Thx, Dominic
Q: Could you suggest 5 companies with a dividend and with some growth projected in the next years. The objectives is to start using the dividend in around 4-5 years as an income source. I would appreciate if you could focus on companies that are 'cheap' right now or at a discount to their usual price ratio.
I already own AW.un, DIV, KBL, NFI, PBH, ECI, GSY and WSP that sort of fit in the kind of companies i'm looking for. Note that the portfolio is more diverse than that with around 30 names. I'm looking to slowly move from pure growth to dividend with some growth. So i will select names from your list and rebalance the portfolio accordingly.