Q: Hi Peter can you tell me if it is legal for a public company to withhold information on a arrangement with another public company .iam referring to the Wi-lan net flicks deal
Kind regards
Stan
Kind regards
Stan
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Q: Seasons Greetings! Exchanging US dollars to Can. dollars: I had several US stocks in my non-registered account thanks to my former advisor. I have now liquidated them, and have about $100K US that I need to exchange to Can. dollars. What is the most beneficial way to do this? Is Norbert's Gambit still recommended?
Q: I want to segregate about 10% of my portfolio to provide income to cover some living expenses. I'm looking at this list of stocks for higher yields; EIF, MKP, GRC, ALA, AD, MIC, CHR.B, CPX, GH, RNW, BDT. Would you please provide your evaluation? Also, I'm open to other suggestions.
Q: Looks pretty good right now-PE 5.7--EPS 3.03--Div 3.95%--Rev and Inc UP--
fundamentals look good--Insider plus Company buying shs--1st two weeks of Dec dropped $4 dont know why?--US$ helping profits
What do you think of them?
Best of the season to everybody
fundamentals look good--Insider plus Company buying shs--1st two weeks of Dec dropped $4 dont know why?--US$ helping profits
What do you think of them?
Best of the season to everybody
Q: I hold a large position in North Quest Ltd, a junior gold explorer. Nordgold (LSE: NORD)owns 52 % of NQ and has announced that it will be making a takeover bid, offering $0.253 per share. NQ has just released the results of a glacial till sampling program that identifies a large, high grade gold anomaly in a previously unexplored part of the claims.
I feel that, because of this new anomaly the shares are worth far more than what Nordgold has offered.My question is this - if I refuse to sell my shares at the present offer is there any scenario where I can be forced to sell them?
Thanks.
I feel that, because of this new anomaly the shares are worth far more than what Nordgold has offered.My question is this - if I refuse to sell my shares at the present offer is there any scenario where I can be forced to sell them?
Thanks.
Q: Hi team, I have to sell about half of position of one of these stocks to liberate some emergency cash. Do you have advice about which one I should let go of? All the best for a restful, happy Christmas to everyone at 5-i !
Q: Not a question, but a great thank you Peter, Ryan, and all of the 5i team. I like others, have learned so much from you and have profited by it.
Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year. Lets all hope it will be less strenuous for all.
Hal
Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year. Lets all hope it will be less strenuous for all.
Hal
Q: Hello, what do you think about selling CAM (I'm basically even after one year) and topic my 1.5% position in WSP? or you have another preference?
Thank you and Merry Christmas and all the best in the new year.
Marios
Thank you and Merry Christmas and all the best in the new year.
Marios
Q: Would you please provide your opinion on AGT as it is reaching 52 week high today and a good jump in price? Any news? Buy, sell or hold? Thank you and Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!
Q: Can you give me your opinion on Enterprise Group does it have what it takes to weather the commodities storm. I am underwater with this stock however I do not need the tax loss so I am not in a rush. Thank you.
Q: What is your take on this company? It's been doing well of late, but the Globe shows it at 42X forward earnings with 6.8% revenue growth and an unimpressive -.67 ROI. What am I missing?
Q: First best to the season to you.
I was wondering about your general thoughts on Shaw, now that the Wind purchase had rattled the stock price. Is this good for Shaw in the future, and is the current price one to consider it a buy now?
Is the duel stock structure a big hindrance to the growth of the stock price?
As always, thanks..
I was wondering about your general thoughts on Shaw, now that the Wind purchase had rattled the stock price. Is this good for Shaw in the future, and is the current price one to consider it a buy now?
Is the duel stock structure a big hindrance to the growth of the stock price?
As always, thanks..
Q: I think yesterday's question was missed. Can you please suggest books for a 13 year old interested in investing/finance if such a book exists. Thanks
Q: Hi,
What are the forecasted forward earnings for Uniselect? Qtrade shows Q4 2015 earnings declining over Q4 2014 earnings and 2016 earnings being less than 2015 earnings. Are you comfortable with purchasing this stock at today's levels and are there any significant risks to be aware of? Thanks.
What are the forecasted forward earnings for Uniselect? Qtrade shows Q4 2015 earnings declining over Q4 2014 earnings and 2016 earnings being less than 2015 earnings. Are you comfortable with purchasing this stock at today's levels and are there any significant risks to be aware of? Thanks.
Q: Good Morning
With the 2016 contribution at hand what 2 recommendations would you suggest that would deliver the highest yield with low risk for a long term hold? The lack of the dividend tax credit muddies the water.
Merry Christmas to all and thanks as always.
With the 2016 contribution at hand what 2 recommendations would you suggest that would deliver the highest yield with low risk for a long term hold? The lack of the dividend tax credit muddies the water.
Merry Christmas to all and thanks as always.
Q: At this point in the year do you prefer XTC or MRE for value and growth?Please explain. Many thanks
Q: Thanks to 5i I have significant large gains in CSU and ESL which I have owned for many years. Is it possible to protect those gains through put options or some other strategy? I do not want to sell CSU or ESL shares as they are such great companies. Thank you, Peter
Q: At least 4 times a year I wake up to a stock that has fallen out of the sky. DIRT and IT both down considerably from their highs and under performing the market for quite some time seems to be what happens to these stocks that fall out of the sky. I still have DIRT which is fallowing a pattern just mentioned so I wouldn't be surprised if it falls out of the sky. From past history I guess I should be getting out of this one too. thanks Dennis
Q: Peter, Ryan and Team:
My TFSA has 20 stocks, overall has done quite well and I do not need income or capital from it in the foreseeable future. It has quite a number of picks from 5i's Balanced & Growth Portfolios (leaning more to growth) but I have significant losses (-45% and more) on 5 of the usual suspects: BDI, QST, SLW, SGY, WIN. I am quite prepared either to sell them and replace, or to wait 2-3 years for a recovery. I am under the impression from the Q&A section that you feel all five are a 'Hold'. Is it reasonable to assume that providing they weather the next year or so, that because of how far they have fallen, it is likely the stock price may double or more in price in the next 2-3 years? How does that stack up against selling them and replacing with stocks that you might have more confidence in now, but whose gains over the next 2-3 years will be more muted because they have not fallen so badly? I am really stuck in an indecision groove on this and would appreciate your comments and any suggestions on how to approach making a decision in a logical way both generally for this kind of problem and specifically for this situation.
Also, just to add my thanks to that of the other 5iers for the great service you have provided since the beginning...it has been a bridge over troubled waters !! The very best of the season to all.
My TFSA has 20 stocks, overall has done quite well and I do not need income or capital from it in the foreseeable future. It has quite a number of picks from 5i's Balanced & Growth Portfolios (leaning more to growth) but I have significant losses (-45% and more) on 5 of the usual suspects: BDI, QST, SLW, SGY, WIN. I am quite prepared either to sell them and replace, or to wait 2-3 years for a recovery. I am under the impression from the Q&A section that you feel all five are a 'Hold'. Is it reasonable to assume that providing they weather the next year or so, that because of how far they have fallen, it is likely the stock price may double or more in price in the next 2-3 years? How does that stack up against selling them and replacing with stocks that you might have more confidence in now, but whose gains over the next 2-3 years will be more muted because they have not fallen so badly? I am really stuck in an indecision groove on this and would appreciate your comments and any suggestions on how to approach making a decision in a logical way both generally for this kind of problem and specifically for this situation.
Also, just to add my thanks to that of the other 5iers for the great service you have provided since the beginning...it has been a bridge over troubled waters !! The very best of the season to all.
Q: I have the following candidates to sell for a tax loss: IPL, IT, CXR, BOS, DH. I only need one or two. Which would you recommend - and would you bother to buy them back? Thanks!