Q: Does the reduced outlook that NVDA gave yesterday affect your thoughts on Photon PHO at all? Does the guidance from both companies "jive" as to the general outlook? Or is Photon so small that it could grow rapidly even with the reduced macro outlook? I'm trying to figure out how agressive to be with Photon since I do like the changes the company has made in the last couple of years.
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Q: I know photon is a cyclical and will come and go with the semi sector, but at an EV of 70million making almost 2 million in interest alone, the company would trade at 50x earnings without even their core business. would you still expect them to remain profitable, even with a very weak sector?
Q: Now that there is little hope of market stability which stocks should we consider good buy?.
Q: Hi, I took a half position in TSGI at $44.68, what do you think of adding to it now? Thanks. Peter
Q: Is the dividend safe?
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Great Canadian Gaming Corporation (GC)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
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Spin Master Corp. Subordinate Voting Shares (TOY)
Q: Good day,
Thanks for all of your insight lately during this market volitility. Im looking at putting some new money to work in a TFSA, with no regard to sectors or diversification, what two or three companies would you be a buyer of today? Thanks
Thanks for all of your insight lately during this market volitility. Im looking at putting some new money to work in a TFSA, with no regard to sectors or diversification, what two or three companies would you be a buyer of today? Thanks
Q: On Sept 20, SIS forecasted:
- 2018 Revenue of $285m & EBITDA of $44-45m
- 2019 Revenue of $400m & EBITDA of $60-62m
Today, SIS is forecasting...yup you guessed it... EXACTLY THE SAME.
Frustrating price action, but maybe a good thing. I'm trying to figure out if, like KXS, when their outlook hasn't changed, is this a fantastic buying opportunity or should we temper the 3-5 year timeframe enthusiasm somewhat given the macro environment.
- 2018 Revenue of $285m & EBITDA of $44-45m
- 2019 Revenue of $400m & EBITDA of $60-62m
Today, SIS is forecasting...yup you guessed it... EXACTLY THE SAME.
Frustrating price action, but maybe a good thing. I'm trying to figure out if, like KXS, when their outlook hasn't changed, is this a fantastic buying opportunity or should we temper the 3-5 year timeframe enthusiasm somewhat given the macro environment.
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Stars Group Inc. (The) (TSGI)
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
Q: Good Day,
With these companies taking huge hits lately isn’t this the time to be greedy when others are fearful? Do these companies deserve full positions with a long term outlook?
Thx
With these companies taking huge hits lately isn’t this the time to be greedy when others are fearful? Do these companies deserve full positions with a long term outlook?
Thx
Q: Ryan; I’m going to implement the “ conservative “ portfolio as it suits both mine and my wife’s situation. My question is - in this volatile market would you just invest it all at once or step in over a few quarters? Thanks.
Rod
Rod
Q: Could you explain what is driving MX stock price down? Down over 20% from the high.
Q: My investment strategy has been 1st to buy good companies. I accept that there will be volatility in the short term but believe that in the long term good companies will perform well. I am retired and this has worked well for me and your advices have helped to direct me to good stocks that I would not have found on my own.
The last 6 weeks have been challenging from an emotional investing standpoint. But I have been through this before and the best action for me has been to stay the course.
Often I like to take some opportunity in this down market and I find I often jump in too early.
I like PBH, hold 2 % and think it would be a good long term hold and am considering topping it up 1%. I hear this “capitulation” term used when a stock has hit the end of its fall. With a specific stock is there a “formula” that defines this capitulation point. If possible can you reference PBH as an example?
Thanks John
The last 6 weeks have been challenging from an emotional investing standpoint. But I have been through this before and the best action for me has been to stay the course.
Often I like to take some opportunity in this down market and I find I often jump in too early.
I like PBH, hold 2 % and think it would be a good long term hold and am considering topping it up 1%. I hear this “capitulation” term used when a stock has hit the end of its fall. With a specific stock is there a “formula” that defines this capitulation point. If possible can you reference PBH as an example?
Thanks John
Q: Your analysis on todays results ?
Customer base keeps going down. There’s a fairly large expense relating to solar ?
Is the recent acquisition going to put them back on track ?
Don’t think the market is going to be impressed ?
There is a comment about the distribution being ok after adjustments ?
Thanks !
Customer base keeps going down. There’s a fairly large expense relating to solar ?
Is the recent acquisition going to put them back on track ?
Don’t think the market is going to be impressed ?
There is a comment about the distribution being ok after adjustments ?
Thanks !
Q: Allocations in my Balanced portfolio don’t match recommended % in the 5i model:
Above: TSGI by 3%, PKI by 8.1%, BNS by 4.4%, WSP by 1% , CCL.B by 1.7%
Below: TOY by 1.8%, ENB by 1.1%, AEM by 1.2
Don’t own GC, CLS, SLF but Telus with 1.6% allocation. SLF own in Income portfolio.
% for all other stocks in my Balanced portfolio do match 5i model. My Balanced portfolio is for 5 years or longer hold, currently at -17.6% loss.
Would you be recommending any changes to my allocations considering current prices / market conditions? Thanks in advance for your valuable opinion.
Above: TSGI by 3%, PKI by 8.1%, BNS by 4.4%, WSP by 1% , CCL.B by 1.7%
Below: TOY by 1.8%, ENB by 1.1%, AEM by 1.2
Don’t own GC, CLS, SLF but Telus with 1.6% allocation. SLF own in Income portfolio.
% for all other stocks in my Balanced portfolio do match 5i model. My Balanced portfolio is for 5 years or longer hold, currently at -17.6% loss.
Would you be recommending any changes to my allocations considering current prices / market conditions? Thanks in advance for your valuable opinion.
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
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Boyd Group Income Fund (BYD.UN)
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Great Canadian Gaming Corporation (GC)
Q: Hi,
I would like to deploy some cash that I had set aside for sometime. Could you please share your 3 best ideas right now, from your balanced portfolio? Thank you.
I would like to deploy some cash that I had set aside for sometime. Could you please share your 3 best ideas right now, from your balanced portfolio? Thank you.
Q: Pho is down by so much, would you consider it a bit? I have read the comments and you’ve said you expect it to be flat for sometime. What is the long term for semi conductors?
Q: I would like to add to PKI to increase holding from 2.6 to 3.7 weight and KXS from 2.8-4.4 weight. Would you consider these weight holding appropriate?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Would you buy a full position in CAE or 1/2 for now?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Would you be e a buyer of HWO? I currently only own WCP for energy sector and am thinking of buying this and maybe LGO. I know this sector is out of favor at the moment so would be best to avoid for now or okay to add 2 mores companies to this sector.
Thanks
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Q: Would you be comfortable in buying more shares of WCP if already own, at the moment it is only a 1.9% total weight since the price has fallen and thinking of buying more to bring the weight up to 2.8 %. or would it better just to buy another stock in this sector ? I already own VET and ALA.
Q: Hi, we already have 5% weighting in this co. with average cost of $28-$29. You have commented that stock, current levels is very inexpensive and Coveris acquisition, although had teething troubles but should eventually work out. Is it OK to add 1% to take advantage of current low price, in a Taxable account to average down and benefit with 4% dividend yield while waiting ? Thanks