Q: Would you consider CPSI- US s buyable at today's price ? Thanks, Manoch
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Q: I note that Trans Canada has introduced significant pricing concessions/incentive/reductions and while AMLP operates in the USA I wondered if this was the beginning of an industry trend. Thank you for your previous reply to me on this equity. Thanks
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB $27.96)
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iShares MSCI EAFE Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XIN $38.51)
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Vanguard FTSE Canada All Cap Index ETF (VCN $55.19)
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Vanguard U.S. Total Market Index ETF (VUN $114.27)
Q: my teenage daughter has just registered her tfsa. She has a small amount of $ (4000) to start. she is thinking for simplicity and risk sake at this point in her life to go with the global couch potato. Which 4 ETFs would you recommend for her. she needs a CAN equity, US equity, INTER equity and a bond ETF.
Do you think this is a good idea or would you recommend she stick to specific company stocks instead?
thanks
michele
Do you think this is a good idea or would you recommend she stick to specific company stocks instead?
thanks
michele
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BMO Equal Weight US Health Care Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZUH $63.32)
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Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL $7.22)
Q: Please comment on these income funds, including the effect of management expenses.
Q: What are your current thoughts on bed bath & beyond? Thanks!
Q: I have barely ever read anything on anyone's website about ULTA-NASDAQ, Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance, Inc..
I unfortunately only learned of it over 1 year ago and not earlier.
It beats a lottery ticket in rewards.
It blows popular stock like AMZN, NFLX, GOOG, APPL....out of the water.
Do you have any thoughts, pros/cons, financial, management or else wise?
Since 7 years ago, ~April 2009 to recently:
- 90%/annum return!!!!!!!! That is almost a doubling every year!!
- $50,0000 invested ideally in 2009 would be ~$4.4 million now!!!
- its stock has been on a consistent slope upwards for 7 years.
- the stock never has a noticeable pullback so far since 2009.
I unfortunately only learned of it over 1 year ago and not earlier.
It beats a lottery ticket in rewards.
It blows popular stock like AMZN, NFLX, GOOG, APPL....out of the water.
Do you have any thoughts, pros/cons, financial, management or else wise?
Since 7 years ago, ~April 2009 to recently:
- 90%/annum return!!!!!!!! That is almost a doubling every year!!
- $50,0000 invested ideally in 2009 would be ~$4.4 million now!!!
- its stock has been on a consistent slope upwards for 7 years.
- the stock never has a noticeable pullback so far since 2009.
Q: This stock is being sold off on the basis of an earnings miss. What's your take on their results and prospects?
Q: I am interested in farmland. Are there any REITS, etf's, or stocks in Canada? Does FPI:Z work for North American exposure?
Q: I have a 6% weighting in technology ( Apple and DSG ). I would like to bring this up to 12%. Could you recommend 2 Canadian and 2 US stocks. Thanks.
Q: Would you consider VFV buyable at today's price with a 1.46% dividend? Thanks, Bill
Q: I have owned CMI and Boeing for a number of years; since this economy is not always in their favor, are their other large U.S. industrial companies better suited for these times, or should I continue with these.
Thanks for all you do!
brian
Thanks for all you do!
brian
Q: Is this a reasonable alternative to holding onto Phizer?
Q: Hi Peter your thoughts? Amphastar Pharmaceuticals (AMPH) It seems to be the maker of narcan for fentanyl overdoses - big problem these days. How's the company itself? Other suggestions due to generics now? Thanks.
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iShares MSCI EAFE Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XIN $38.51)
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Vanguard FTSE Canada All Cap Index ETF (VCN $55.19)
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Vanguard U.S. Total Market Index ETF (VUN $114.27)
Q: Hi 5i!
New member and I have found your wealth of knowledge very helpful in providing guidance for a relatively new do-it-myself “Core & Explore investor” and have prompted me to make some changes to my investment strategies and portfolio. My question is “Core Portfolio” management based and specifically regarding switching to Index ETFs from Index Mutual funds. I’ve been a regular monthly contributor to my RRSP built up and directing most of my funds towards a TD Canadian Index Fund TDB900 – e series and a lesser amount to the same e series TD International Index Fund TDB911 as they have very low MERs of 0.31% and 0.51% approximately. My strategy, since I dollar cost average into the indexes, is to continue to contribute to these TD mutual funds monthly but then funnel from them to ETF index funds so I can take advantage of the lower MERs of the ETF. Could you recommend ETFs to replace my current TD mutual funds? Would you also recommend adding a DOW Jones Index or another US index? What ratios would you consider appropriate for a portfolio? Any other thoughts are welcome and I’ll save my “Explore portfolio” questions for a later date.
Cheers!
New member and I have found your wealth of knowledge very helpful in providing guidance for a relatively new do-it-myself “Core & Explore investor” and have prompted me to make some changes to my investment strategies and portfolio. My question is “Core Portfolio” management based and specifically regarding switching to Index ETFs from Index Mutual funds. I’ve been a regular monthly contributor to my RRSP built up and directing most of my funds towards a TD Canadian Index Fund TDB900 – e series and a lesser amount to the same e series TD International Index Fund TDB911 as they have very low MERs of 0.31% and 0.51% approximately. My strategy, since I dollar cost average into the indexes, is to continue to contribute to these TD mutual funds monthly but then funnel from them to ETF index funds so I can take advantage of the lower MERs of the ETF. Could you recommend ETFs to replace my current TD mutual funds? Would you also recommend adding a DOW Jones Index or another US index? What ratios would you consider appropriate for a portfolio? Any other thoughts are welcome and I’ll save my “Explore portfolio” questions for a later date.
Cheers!
Q: Do you feel that JC Penny is a buy ? ( seems cheap but.... ) The retail sector seems to be struggling with JCP and Macy's trying to find a bottom :
Yet Smart-REIT and Simon Properties are chugging along fine .
This doesn't make sense to me .
Yet Smart-REIT and Simon Properties are chugging along fine .
This doesn't make sense to me .
Q: August 22/16 ? asked by Rino
The answer noted that TSLA will either work out or not. The why not case is presented in the link below:
http://jeffcnyc.tumblr.com/post/149083643277/ducks
Consider sending this to Rino given the parallels with Northern Telecom.
Publish at your discretion.
The answer noted that TSLA will either work out or not. The why not case is presented in the link below:
http://jeffcnyc.tumblr.com/post/149083643277/ducks
Consider sending this to Rino given the parallels with Northern Telecom.
Publish at your discretion.
Q: Would you kindly share your analysis of Lumentum (LITE) and Viavi (VIAV)? Also, would you own them long term?
Q: Could you please provide your opinion of AMD ( Advanced Micro Devices )Thanx Robbie
Q: Cambrex had good momentum and did very well for a while. Any idea why it turned negative ? Should I hold or sell ?
Thank you very much,
Jacques
Thank you very much,
Jacques
Q: Peter and Ryan,
I read recently that you feel the consumer discretionary and consumer staples sectors should be top priorities in a conservative income investor's portfolio. Would you please suggest 3-4 companies in each sector that you currently think would provide well balanced sector representation. Understanding your focus is Canadian companies, if possible, I would appreciate 1-2 American companies be included as well. As always, thanks for your most appreciated guidance.
I read recently that you feel the consumer discretionary and consumer staples sectors should be top priorities in a conservative income investor's portfolio. Would you please suggest 3-4 companies in each sector that you currently think would provide well balanced sector representation. Understanding your focus is Canadian companies, if possible, I would appreciate 1-2 American companies be included as well. As always, thanks for your most appreciated guidance.