Q: Your current thoughts on US Banks? If so inclined, which is best of breed?
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Q: Would you be a buyer into this selloff today? Or wait for the dust to settle?
Q: OK, I will try this again (please disregard my previous attempts (2) (uncompleted questions). With all the ganging up on Wells Fargo is this a good time to buy? It is wery near a 52 week low as I write this. Also should this not be in your database as WFC.US?
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I will not be offended if you choose not to answer this question...firstly it is a USA company and secondly it is a contrarian play. In having owned oil stocks during this downturn I am painfully aware of the risks involved. I am analyzing this company which has hugh upside if it can survive another year or two. They are being kicked out of the S&P600 on Oct. 3rd to be replaced by a healthier company. Since they are owned by mutual funds I expect there will be a further sell off. So how would you rate there survivability...there balance sheet, management strength and overall impression of this company within there sector.
Thanks for tackling this out of bounds company...
Respectfully yours...
Dr.Ernest Rivait
I will not be offended if you choose not to answer this question...firstly it is a USA company and secondly it is a contrarian play. In having owned oil stocks during this downturn I am painfully aware of the risks involved. I am analyzing this company which has hugh upside if it can survive another year or two. They are being kicked out of the S&P600 on Oct. 3rd to be replaced by a healthier company. Since they are owned by mutual funds I expect there will be a further sell off. So how would you rate there survivability...there balance sheet, management strength and overall impression of this company within there sector.
Thanks for tackling this out of bounds company...
Respectfully yours...
Dr.Ernest Rivait
Q: Hi 5i team,
I have Nxpi semiconductor stock in both registered and non-registered accounts both with positive gains. With the news of a take over what would be the best approach going forward. How do I know when to sell, do I wait for a formal offer as the news appears that they are only in talks with qcom at this point in time. I am thinking of putting the non registered US dollars into Oclaro Oclr-q.
Thank you
Mike
I have Nxpi semiconductor stock in both registered and non-registered accounts both with positive gains. With the news of a take over what would be the best approach going forward. How do I know when to sell, do I wait for a formal offer as the news appears that they are only in talks with qcom at this point in time. I am thinking of putting the non registered US dollars into Oclaro Oclr-q.
Thank you
Mike
Q: Could you provide your current thoughts on this company. Is it buy, sell or hold at the current price?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Could you comment on "PLAY" and provide some financial details? Is it a good time to buy at it's pullback? Thanks.
Q: Would you recommend buying Twitter for the takeover speculation.
Q: I appreciate your comment about the PowerShare s&p 500 low volatile ,one in US dollar and in can. Dollar.Your comment about this ETF,and the pro and cons of having them.Thank you ebrahim
Q: Can you please recommend where I can put some US dollars which will earn some income at little risk? Maybe some US dollar low risk etf or something similar? Thanks
Q: What do you think of Cynapsus?
Q: HELLO, CAN YOU PLEASE ADVISE IF IT IS BETTER TO ADD ON TO GILD OR BMY AT THIS TIME. THANKS
Q: Hi Peter
I own QSR at lower levels and am considering adding Starbucks with its pullback. They are the kind of companies I like to own with increasing dividends.
However, I have a hard time accepting P/Es in the mid 20s. Morningstar has SBUX with a forward P/E of 25. Still seems expensive even with its pullback. What do you think?
Cheers
John
I own QSR at lower levels and am considering adding Starbucks with its pullback. They are the kind of companies I like to own with increasing dividends.
However, I have a hard time accepting P/Es in the mid 20s. Morningstar has SBUX with a forward P/E of 25. Still seems expensive even with its pullback. What do you think?
Cheers
John
Q: Hi, I know you've already answered a few questions on the exchange offered by PG but I'm still too obtuse to understand the ramifications.
Very simply, if I own 50 shares of PG and I tender them as part of the exchange, will I still own 50 shares of PG afterwards, plus the shares of the new spin-off, or will I only only shares in the new spin-off?
I have to provide instructions by September 28.
Thank you,
Very simply, if I own 50 shares of PG and I tender them as part of the exchange, will I still own 50 shares of PG afterwards, plus the shares of the new spin-off, or will I only only shares in the new spin-off?
I have to provide instructions by September 28.
Thank you,
Q: The last question on MDT was asked in Jan, 2016, and you were favourable at that point. Do you still think it is a good prospect? What about Vodaphone? Both were top pics on BNN today.
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Global X S&P 500 Index Corporate Class ETF (HXS)
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Vanguard U.S. Total Market Index ETF (VUN)
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Vanguard U.S. Total Market Index ETF (CAD-hedged) (VUS)
Q: I have just recieved some new money to invest and woukd like to increase my expsosure outside Canada. Im thinking of a US index fund. Can you please tell me the difference between VUN/VUS, HXS and SPY? Which one is better? Do you think this is a good time to invest in the S&P with it at all time highs?
As always your advice is greatly appreciated.
Nancy
As always your advice is greatly appreciated.
Nancy
Q: Hi team: I wonder if you would recommend a buy at these prices of Sept 22.
Q: What are the four or more good reasons to own Gilead Sciences today? What are their Pipeline or new drugs coming like today? What will their future best selling drug in revenues be?
Q: I am looking for exposure to U S Technology. Is IGM a suitable vehicle or are there others you would prefer? Thanks again.
Q: Hey team, I've decided to add these two stocks to my portfolio as long-term investments. My one hesitation is with timing. As both are sitting around all time highs right now, would you suggest holding off for a couple months to see if they decline, or would you go ahead and pull the trigger? In a perfect world I'd like to pick these up around $700/share.