Q: In my search for a consumer cyclical stock that pays a good dividend and is not too risky in this economic climate I came across Carter's (CRI:US). Do you have an opinion on this company and would you add it to a conservative income oriented portfolio?
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Q: Good morning, I have some USD in my tfsa and was wondering if you could suggest a few ETFs in the states where I won’t get charged a withholding tax. Can be growth or index oriented.
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Q: Hello Peter,
Both of these companies pay a nice dividend but i am not sure how safe these are as one is in the ore business and other in hospital leasing. and both have taken a beating stock wise. Are dividends safe and okay for RRSP holdings.. thanks for your help
Q: What is wrong with this company? It is now hitting 52 week low. What are future prospects? Is this a sell, hold or average down name? Is the dividend safe?
Q: I have a little extra US funds to put to work (US20,000 in cash account)...was looking to take advantage and potential upside over next 12/18 months...currently own Occidental. What other 2 US energy stock would you recommend at this point? Also, what other 2 US stocks in any category would you see for great potential?
I'm wondering if you can suggest a higher risk growth stock with better short-medium term bounce potential than Unity. It seems that the shine is off of the metaverse theme for the time being, and I am down about 74% on this stock since it was in favour. Or, do you think I should consider it a hold? Thanks.
Brad
Q: What do you think about buying TQQQ, for a risk-tolerant, long term investor who is interested in growth? The long term charts look very good, as long as one can tolerate the drawdowns. Might be a good time to get in now though.
Q: Can you suggest some US and Canadian high-quality value stocks with attractive valuations and, finally, that meet the "mundane" test. Heard a commentator discuss this recently. I think the idea is that if a high quality business is flashy, etc, its valuation would reflect that (say Coke or Berkshire Hathaway?). Other "mundane" companies would not (yet) have that prominence premium.
I'm not sure if this is the same as "deep value". Your comments and suggestions would be appreciated.
Q: Fastly has a 1 year high of $58 but has been in the $110-120 range prior to then. On its way up, services like Motley Fool's "10X" suggested it could be a stock to go up in multiples (from $50+ where it was at the time) with seemingly strong conviction based on their positioning in content delivery and a belief that they would be more in demand as people consume more and more online. It has fallen off a cliff and I am wondering if their analysis was just dead wrong or if it was too early? Is Fastly's offering something we can expect to see capture more market share and create revenue growth or was it all hype? Please analyze.
Q: Hi, what to you think of Volkswagen here? If I understand they used the recent Porsche IPO to raise funds to invest in the EV space - they are gunning to be the lead EV provider in Europe and compete with Tesla. But with recession looming near future looks bleak for expensive cars. Do you like VW for a focus on EV longer term over others? If so, would you hold off for awhile or is there a lot of negative baked in the current price?