Investment Q&A

Q: Hello,
I like to ask for a overview of this company and would it be good addition to a
dividend portfolio? is there any major headwind, especially with the growing trend of deglobalization?

Q: Hi there,

Can you tell me a little bit about WTEs’ business and how you feel about it in terms of an income investment.

Thanks.

Q: Am retired so my cash portfolio is full of banks, utilities, Brookfield cos, etc.. No materials , so looking at dipping my toe into this sector with either LIF or WTE. Re LIF : the metrics for iron ore are good ,China slowdown negative, US infrastructure program positive ?
Re WTE : Jimmy Patterson a strong shareholder , well run operator, moving more potash, less coal through its terminal ?
What is your opinion on these two companies ?
Balance sheet strength ? Would you recommend one over the other , both or neither for my purpose ? Thanks. Derek

Q: I am considering buying either WTE or LGT.B
which would you recommend and why

Q: I am looking at either one of these companies for my first foray into materials. Would be for a TFSA. Which would be your pick and why ? Is now the time to buy or wait 3 to 6 months ?
Thanks. Derek

Q: I would appreciate your take on WTE please. It is trading today at $23.02, off a 52 week low of $21.59. Dividend appears solid and diversification of customers/product ongoing. The stock has been downgraded to hold by a number of analysts. While there is a recession sensitivity, the dividend and a "target" valuation of +/- $33 is appealing over a 3-5 year hold time frame. Again, thanks for your work and insights.

Q: Why do you think that WTE's stock price is under so much pressure?
Thanks as always for your insight.

Q: Just read in the Globe and Mail that Jim Pattison bought an additional stake in WTE, costing him $9.4 million loonies. This caught my eye, aka attention...what does he see about the future of WTE? Me, wondering if it would be a good dividend investment going forward for the portfolio of income stocks. Keen to get 5iR's take.......Many thanks......Tom

Q: Im looking at Companies who have announced Special Dividends or are likely to this year.

Thanks Valter

Q: I have very little exposure to staples and industrials in my portfolio, which is mainly composed of ETFs. What do you think of these companies, which are all rated outperform by RBC? Is KPT a good proxy for staples? If not, what would you suggest? Please rate the other three in the industrials category in order of preference. Thank you.

Q: With severe weather causing a backlog of ships in Vancouver, one might expect WTE's shares to soon dip and present a good buying opportunity. What do you think? Apart from WTE, are there other shipping/port stocks worth considering?

Q: What are your current thoughts on WTE? Thank you as always.

Molly

Q: Hi,

Has wte reach it's peak or it still has more upside with the rising commodity market and increase in steel demand.

Thank you
Ed

Q: WTE jumped up by 14% today. Do you have any info why? Thanks.
Miroslaw

Q: Hi,
Buy, sale or Hold. Please explain why.

Thank you Ed

Q: Hi Guys
Do you guys see value in Westshore Terminals at this price? . I"am down 27% on this stock. Is the correct thing to do is sell it at this point for a tax loss? . I'm always scared of selling losers in case the stock pops after i sell it.
Thanks Gord

Q: i owned wte. sold when u seemed to be negative as i was. however it is uniguite and now is showing strength. I like such stocks . hidden valve . even at my age I am patient. Is your opinion the same or possible more optomistic ? excuse any spelling errors

Q: Could you comment please on the recent quarter's earnings and the ability to replace the Teck business in 2021.
Thanks
Bob Rose

Q: Hello 5i Team
Westshore Terminals announced Great Pacific Financial Services Ltd. (Jimmy Pattison ) has purchased 1,035,656 shares on the open market on June 19. The news release stated GPFSL increased its shareholding of WTE from approximately 3 % to 4 %.
According to the Management Information Circular dated May 8, 2020, Jimmy Pattison has control over approximately 34.99 % of WTE, which after reviewing SEDI is comprised of several holding companies (Great Pacific Capital Corp.; Great Pacific Capital Investments Inc.; and Great Pacific Financial Services Ltd.). This equates to holdings of 16.0 %, 16.0 % and 3.0 % for the three holding companies. GPFLS has now increased its total holdings from 3.0 % to 4.61 % with the overall holdings of Jimmy Pattison controlled companies to 36.58 % of WTE.
Questions are:
1 - Is there a limit to how many shares of WTE Jimmy Pattison can purchase using different corporate entities before he has to offer a buyout to minority shareholders? Or can he continue with purchasing shares in this manner until he achieves control (i.e. greater than 50.0 %)?
2 - Do you think Jimmy Pattison will offer a buyout of WTE similar to Canfor last year?
Thanks

Q: Hi,

If WTE loses it contract with teck would it be detremental to the company?

Thank you