Q: Q1 2015 results compare nicely to prior year due to their deferred unit compensation plan. This plan would seem to place a call on future cash flow if the stock price increases.
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Q: Please comment on Badger's Q1.
thx
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Q: Hi Team, I want to pay down some debt so I am looking to sell some shares to rise the cash. I know many things come into play but of the following stocks which ones would you recommend trimming. BAD, CNQ, CSW.A, DC.A, DRM, GH, IPL, PKI, SU. Are there any you would remove right away? Let me know your thoughts.
As always your advice is greatly appreciated.
As always your advice is greatly appreciated.
Q: Hi 5i team,
What are your thoughts on continuing to hold badger? It has had a bit of stock momentum over the past month, but has still been affected by the gloom in the energy sector. Would you recommend continuing to hold badger for the long term or do you think it would be better to switch to a company exposed to an industry more in favour from your growth portfolio? I already own a good portion of your balanced and growth portfolio so I would likely top up my positions or purchase kinaxis as it currently has stock momentum. My position in badger is around 3 percent.
Thanks as always,
Jon
What are your thoughts on continuing to hold badger? It has had a bit of stock momentum over the past month, but has still been affected by the gloom in the energy sector. Would you recommend continuing to hold badger for the long term or do you think it would be better to switch to a company exposed to an industry more in favour from your growth portfolio? I already own a good portion of your balanced and growth portfolio so I would likely top up my positions or purchase kinaxis as it currently has stock momentum. My position in badger is around 3 percent.
Thanks as always,
Jon
Q: Hello Peter and 5i team.
I have significant losses in my Energy positions in my RRSP and have previously asked for your help in rebalancing my Financials, Tech, and Energy positions 30%, 40% and 15% the latter down from 30% last year before the energy crunch.
My questions today and I am asking for your advice on what is left in the portfolio; namely BAD, BDI, and SGY that have all been down 40-50%.
Would you continue to hold?
Replace with other Energy stocks?
Or sell and avoid the sector completely until a recovery is underway.
Thanks for all the help!!
Peter
I have significant losses in my Energy positions in my RRSP and have previously asked for your help in rebalancing my Financials, Tech, and Energy positions 30%, 40% and 15% the latter down from 30% last year before the energy crunch.
My questions today and I am asking for your advice on what is left in the portfolio; namely BAD, BDI, and SGY that have all been down 40-50%.
Would you continue to hold?
Replace with other Energy stocks?
Or sell and avoid the sector completely until a recovery is underway.
Thanks for all the help!!
Peter
Q: Q4 results - comments?
Q: Hi all, Do you know when Badger will release year end results and what is expected? Thanks.
Q: With new money, which stock would you recommend to buy today, BDI or BAD?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Greetings! You mentioned that Badger has about half of its revenue coming from the energy sector, currently. How much of it do you think would be E&P related, as opposed to pipeline maintenance, etc? I'm trying to get a handle on whether the shares should be tracking oil prices as closely as they have been. Cheers.
Q: Peter and company,
Badger Daylighting went down today to $23.44. Is this still a company you would recommend? Thanks in advance.
Gary
Badger Daylighting went down today to $23.44. Is this still a company you would recommend? Thanks in advance.
Gary
Q: BAD has had a big jump today but I can't find any news on it. I assume it reported last night or today. Your comments are appreciated!
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: Hi Peter & 5i Team,
In your answer to Paul on Oct 28 regarding energy stocks, you wrote
"... we think you could silo them into (light,heavy,tar), (Nat Gas), (service/drillers)... We think you could cover all of the areas with 6 names ".
Could you please recommend your favourite 6 energy sector names for a GROWTH investor for the above 3 silos.
Thanks in advance
Francis
In your answer to Paul on Oct 28 regarding energy stocks, you wrote
"... we think you could silo them into (light,heavy,tar), (Nat Gas), (service/drillers)... We think you could cover all of the areas with 6 names ".
Could you please recommend your favourite 6 energy sector names for a GROWTH investor for the above 3 silos.
Thanks in advance
Francis
Q: This is more a general question that a company specific one. Tax loss selling has been mentioned a lot recently and while I know what it is,I don't know how (if?) I can it to my advantage, as I have only had registered money up until now.
From the conversations, it would appear that we should expect a lot of selling around stocks that have fallen quite a bit - AVO, BDI, BAD to name a few. I am down on these stocks too but I am committed to hanging on for several months yet. But is there a value in selling them to realize a loss and buy them back in 31 days as there is little likelihood they will rise in that short time or is that too much like gambling on market timing?
Also, it seems that this activity occurs in the late fall. Why? You can claim the loss at any point in the year so why does it seem to concentrate then?
Finally, if all this selling is expected to occur, is there a way to take advantage of it?
Thanks for the education. If this is not the correct forum to answer this, perhaps you could direct me to where I could learn about this "phenomenon'.
Paul F.
From the conversations, it would appear that we should expect a lot of selling around stocks that have fallen quite a bit - AVO, BDI, BAD to name a few. I am down on these stocks too but I am committed to hanging on for several months yet. But is there a value in selling them to realize a loss and buy them back in 31 days as there is little likelihood they will rise in that short time or is that too much like gambling on market timing?
Also, it seems that this activity occurs in the late fall. Why? You can claim the loss at any point in the year so why does it seem to concentrate then?
Finally, if all this selling is expected to occur, is there a way to take advantage of it?
Thanks for the education. If this is not the correct forum to answer this, perhaps you could direct me to where I could learn about this "phenomenon'.
Paul F.
Q: I haveno health care exposure and was thinking of adding Pfizer and Gilead Science to the US side of my portfolio.what are your thoughts on this? Also I bought BAD, ACQ and LNR when they were very high recently and am down about 30 percent in them. Would this be an opportunity to double down or do I just wait them out? It was bad timing on my part and am wondering if there is a way I can fix my mistake.
Q: I currently hold Badger and AutoCanada and continue to watch them decline on a daily basis. I was up quite significantly in both stocks at one time. Should I continue to hold them or take my profits now? Thanks for all that you do!
Q: Badger daylighting has dropped fairly significantly over the past few months and yet as you continue to mention the essentials remain positive. At 28 dollars, would this not be a great opportunity for a long term buy?
Q: Hi: BAD: is it a buy, sell or hold at present. What do you think of its future say 6 months down the road.
Bill
Bill
Q: Peter et al,
I bought 100 shares of Badger a while ago at $36. It is now sitting around $30, partly because a couple of gurus stated on BNN that it would go down to approx $20. I wonder if this is a time to buy more or should I just sit tight for a while and see where it goes. Thanks in advance for your good advice.
Gary
I bought 100 shares of Badger a while ago at $36. It is now sitting around $30, partly because a couple of gurus stated on BNN that it would go down to approx $20. I wonder if this is a time to buy more or should I just sit tight for a while and see where it goes. Thanks in advance for your good advice.
Gary
Q: Have taken a position in BAD this morning on weakness with hopes of a bounce. How does the street feel about this stock presently. At this price is it being quietly accumulated or is it a tax loss seller for 2014?
Q: can you comment on BAD. Badger lighting on the TSX. Is it a buy?