Q: I hold mid 236 series f active energy income fund in my son's RDSP. I have purchase this fund when it was closed end and last year it was changed to open ended. Sponsor middlefield has said it would reduce portfolio management to 1%. My broker quote shows MER of 2.2% and yield of 5% is the same except distribution is by way of shares instead of cash. Would you endorse this fund for purchase.
Best Regards,
Harold
Q: Could you please comment on the most recent qtrly report of PGF. And are there any takaways from the replacement of the CEO and now his taking up a position at MEG. Thanks for your help as always.
Q: Can you comment on JE's recent quarterly report please? Is there a large short position on JE and is it driving the price of the shares down recently?
Q: With respect to the takeover of TDG (http://thechronicleherald.ca/business/1590361-ensign-energy-services-makes-takeover-offer-for-trinidad-drilling), i have an average cost of $1.75. Once this comes in at $1.68, are my only option to sell it and incur a loss basically?
Q: Is that a fair deal.Last week analyst mentioned they had good quarter and stock by year end could $2.00 Offer $1.68 roughly.what does 5i think wait & see
Q: What is happening to PXT? Buy more, or sell? This is one of my only 2 oil holdings. My energy exposure is very limited. Risk is not an issue for me.
Q: Hi,
Can you provide your thoughts on recent NVA acquisition of CVE assets. The stock was down about 12% on news last week so the market obviously hates it. Did NVA management make a huge mistake or was this a good move for NVA shareholders? I bought at $9 the day before the news broke so obviously not happy.
Thank you.
Q: STEP Energy reported a loss in the recent quarter and now the stock price is falling. What do you think about the quarter and should I hang onto the stock or sell it.
Q: What is your opinion on this stock? Specifically, can you comment on the recent quarter including its current and potential future cash flow. It has appears to have low debt and increasing order backlog.
Just a follow up to me previous question: You suggested PXT as a good oil play that would be similar to that of KL in the gold space. It looks like it is down about 8% at the open this morning. Do you know why this is? And is this a good entry point?
How are the quarterly results from Canada Goose? It appears that the company is doing well internationally. What is your take on the stock and the company? This this a good time to step in?
Also, I own KL which seems to be an outlier in the gold sector. If there was an equivalent to KL, but in the oil space, what would it be?
Q: I have a 2.5% position on Raging River and undecided to hold/sell now or wait for the shareholders vote results in a few days. Assuming I sell , what are the top 3 companies in each growth and balanced portfolios that I could replace it with good momentum for the next 2/4 years?
Thank you as always!
Q: When is the merger expected to be voted on? The initial press release suggested the deal would close in August. I have hung on for this long so I figured I might as well wait in case the deal is voted down. In your opinion, is this the best course of action at this point?