Q: your thoughts on latest quarter and as an investment today thank you.
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Q: Hi
Any light you can shed on this company, a marijuana grower in New Brunswick promising Organic weed??
GUY R.
Any light you can shed on this company, a marijuana grower in New Brunswick promising Organic weed??
GUY R.
Q: Any views on today's news? Looks like prolonged litigation, and decreases the possibility of a bid.
Q: Hello,
I am considering buying CanWel Building Materials Group (CWX) based on the current technical indicators that I rely on. I'm wondering if you can provide any technical or fundamental pros or cons that would help me decide if now is the time to start a position? Would you recommend buying and is the dividend safe?
Thanks!
I am considering buying CanWel Building Materials Group (CWX) based on the current technical indicators that I rely on. I'm wondering if you can provide any technical or fundamental pros or cons that would help me decide if now is the time to start a position? Would you recommend buying and is the dividend safe?
Thanks!
Q: what is your opinion about this company and the dividend?
does their balance sheet look fine?
Also when I renew my membership,do I keep the current question credits.
Thanks
does their balance sheet look fine?
Also when I renew my membership,do I keep the current question credits.
Thanks
Q: Although the market has had a good run lately, many companies are simply beating reduced expectations. I saw an analyst on BNN this morning note that top line revenues will be down about 7%. The economy is coasting along and showing no signs of a big jump. My intuition tells me that this may be a good year to "sell in May and go away." Or at least lighten up. Since you rely on more than intuition, I would be interested in your opinion on this.
Q: What is the difference between Notional distribution Adjustment to Book value and RETURN OF CAPITAL ADJUSTMENT TO BOOK COST ????
Q: The week, Great-West declined to exercise their call option on their US$300mm fixed-to-floating hybrid bond securities, thus allowing this bond to not mature for another 30 years. Apparently the bond market was shook up a bit over this move and it was not expected. It is my understanding that it has been generally customary to exercise the call option at this point (10 years in this case), but GWL has broken with this tradition/practice. I have read that the market for these types of bonds is about C$45bln.
Do you think that this could real negative impact on the bond market?
Thanks,
Mike
Do you think that this could real negative impact on the bond market?
Thanks,
Mike
Q: Would these two be the "growth" category?
Thanks Ron
Thanks Ron
Q: Your thoughts on this company please.
As will all dividend payers, is this payout (almost 10%) "safe & sustainable"?
Cheers - Chris
As will all dividend payers, is this payout (almost 10%) "safe & sustainable"?
Cheers - Chris
Q: Having built a cash position I am now looking at re-deploying into the market. S&P500 looks like a technical top but maybe on a long-term perspective it is ok. I own many of your names and would favour just increasing those positions as it would not result in over concentration on a name basis or a sector basis. No Oil & Gas due to long-term structural changes or mining due to too many operational and geopolitical challenges. So with this in mind, your top ten or so picks for long-term growth/income.
Q: I'm under water on Polaris materials I thought I should wait for there next earnings ,
Before making a decision to sell.
Your thoughts please
Thanks
Before making a decision to sell.
Your thoughts please
Thanks
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Stantec Inc. (STN $134.39)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS $174.61)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD $76.33)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY $140.00)
Q: How would you rank these companies in terms of growth and risk level? which 2 do you believe offer the best risk/reward potential?
Q: With the Canadian Dollar getting stronger is it time to pull out of my US stock and bring the money home. My portfolio is 50/50 CDN to US
Q: I have Shaw, Telus and Bce in my cash account. Would you recommend selling Shaw and buying Premium brands (Pbh) or some other stock? Thanks.
Q: I am considering buying Finning Int, and would like your opinion on this co. Is this a good entry point?
Q: Please give opinion on financial and momentuum strength of West Jet and future outlook, or any intrinsic or extrinsic to Canadian airline stocks
Please compare WestJet to the other airline in Canada as well
I have purchased at the bottom (@ about 15.50) and am concerned profit taking may cause a Drop ... noting last 2 days pullbacks
is there any typical seasonality to Canadian airlines?
Thankyou
Please compare WestJet to the other airline in Canada as well
I have purchased at the bottom (@ about 15.50) and am concerned profit taking may cause a Drop ... noting last 2 days pullbacks
is there any typical seasonality to Canadian airlines?
Thankyou
Q: Could I have your view on Chorus Aviation? I am looking at a small position, to be held for income. How sustainable is the dividend and what is the payout ratio? Any visible headwinds in the next couple years?
Thank-you
Thank-you
Q: Share price of hrx is breaking to new highs recently. Would appreciate your comments on this company -would you recommend a buy here?
Steve
Steve
Q: I have managed my own registered portfolio for the past few years(with valuable input from 5i). I have sold my GTA house and will have this house money during a 2 year relocation period and then will likely be buying real estate again. Any advice for managing registered vs. non-registered investments during that time. Also, any allocation ideas related to type of stocks, fixed income or other investments keeping in mind the two-three year time frame with the new money. I currently have a registered portfolio with a number of dividend payers. Am i better to switch the registered funds too a more growth oriented approach and buy some utilities/banks/telcos in the non-registered.
Also, are Canadian based ETF's that hold non-Canadian stocks eligible for the dividend tax credit?
Thanks team
Also, are Canadian based ETF's that hold non-Canadian stocks eligible for the dividend tax credit?
Thanks team