Q: What do think about comparing the current dividend yield to the historical yield of a stock as a way of assessing its value as an investment? i.e., if the current yield is greater than the historic yield (the average yield over the past five or ten years), than the stock would be a "buy" (notwithstanding other factors) or a better value than companies in the same peer group with yields lower than the historical average yield.
Q: I have had some success using a covered call strategy with Silver Wheaton, which has high option premiums, and good liquidity.
Can you suggest four other Canadian stocks with similar characteristics?
Q: It is very frustrating watching many price gains being snuffed out by the end of each trading day. Is it possible that the shorts and hedge funds are contributing to this?
Q: Sirs :Badger has drifted in a tight downward trading range for some time. Do you expect a breakout in the near future or have a suggestion or two I may consider for growth in the near future. Thanks for your sound advice in the past.
John
Q: Do you have any other transportation sector replacements for Trimac? Would Transforce be an acceptable alternative? Or would you suggest another sector at this time?
Would appreciate your assessment of SW which seems to have bottomed and should have a bright future in wireless connectivity going forward. What are your thoughts on initiating a position at present?
Q: Hello 5i Team,
Utilities and pipeline companies are counted as 'blue chips' in many retirees' portfolio due to 'safe' dividends and some growth opportunities.
With the current thesis of the decline of fossil fuel in the context of low carbon future, what are your thoughts on these companies? Would there be a change of guards with these industries being replaced by renewable energy and clean tech energy in the next decade?
I have the following names which I am concerned about where they will stand few years from now? Which are the weaker ones that I should sell?
PPL, KEY, AQN, TRP, FTS, ENB.
Are there Cdn or US companies that you can suggest as future 'blue chip' in the renewable energy and clean tech energy industries? I already owned BEP.UN. Thanks.
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
What is your view on Russel Metal's first qtr result.
Would you think the situation of the steel sector is improving? What about their cash flows, still solid to support the dividend pay out?
Is it time to gradually build up a small position of this stock?
Thanks as always.
Pui
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
I know your rating on the following "packaging" companies: CCL Industries, Winpak and Richards Packaging. I recently heard about Supremex SXP; what is your take on it?
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: Hello, I am trying to choose between NFI and SIS. Both of the stocks are releasing their earning reports in a few days. Do you have any thoughts or any knowledge on whether they will do well? I would appreciate some guidance as to which stock I should pick that would offer the best value and best potential in the future. Do you think I should maybe buy half NFI and half in SIS to spread my risk more evenly? Thanks.
Q: Dear Peter and 5i research team:
Thank you for the advise on Royal Nickel. I sold my Initial investment In Royal Nickel and am sitting risk free thanks to you and your team. I would like to ask you for 3 small cap penny stocks you would think may run?
Thanks for you and your team saving me allot of heart ache. And for your time and courtesy in sending me such well thought out, well written advise.
Hugh in Calgary