Q: A Canadian company, listed in NASDAQ, showing a steady rise. Your opinion, please. SMTC Corp (SMTX)
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Q: Gentlemen, would appreciate your opinion on Kerr Mines. Thank you for your help. Gaston
Q: I wish to buy CDN cos that pay their dividends in US $ for my Scotia ITrade non registered account. I do not want the divs converted to CDN $ but go to a US $ bank account for US vacation. How do I set this up? Can I buy the stock with CDN $ (on TSX) or am I going to have to buy on an American exchange in US$. Scotia has told me the divs will converted to CDN then converted back to US (with fees for each conversion of course).I am not getting a clear answer from Scotia as to do this.
Your (or members) advice is appreciated.
Derek
Your (or members) advice is appreciated.
Derek
Q: Hi!
In assessing a company's debt, is it better to look at current ratio or debt/equity? What is the advantage of one over the other?
Thanks!
In assessing a company's debt, is it better to look at current ratio or debt/equity? What is the advantage of one over the other?
Thanks!
Q: I know it’s not a focus of your research but do you have any opinion on taking a position in Banco Santander for long term hold?
Q: When you reference future estimated earnings in your responses are you pulling this info from Bloomberg? Do you know of a free resource that provides earnings estimates? Not just next quarter but 1yr or more out.
Thanks,
Thanks,
Q: Fannie Mae infamously crashed in 2008. Even now, it is listed on the Pink Sheets. Given my hesitance to wade through the various 10(k) reports, etc. I thought I would ask for your opinion. That is, is this suitable for bottom-feeder interest or should it be "written-off" as a potential speculative buy? FNMA
Q: Hello,
I have my accounts with Investorline. I have access to research reports from both S&P Global (quantitative stock reports) and Morningstar Equity Research as part of their service. Are these a good source of information or would you have any red flags that I should be aware of before using these as part of my research?
They also provide analyst ratings and target prices which I always take with a grain of salt. I know in past comments 5i doesn't view these favorably but do these offer any value to investors or should we just ignore these?
Reason I ask is there are always guests on BNN that do not view analysts very favorably for independence and other reasons. After hearing this many times, it gives one pause.
Thanks,
Dan
I have my accounts with Investorline. I have access to research reports from both S&P Global (quantitative stock reports) and Morningstar Equity Research as part of their service. Are these a good source of information or would you have any red flags that I should be aware of before using these as part of my research?
They also provide analyst ratings and target prices which I always take with a grain of salt. I know in past comments 5i doesn't view these favorably but do these offer any value to investors or should we just ignore these?
Reason I ask is there are always guests on BNN that do not view analysts very favorably for independence and other reasons. After hearing this many times, it gives one pause.
Thanks,
Dan
Q: Hi!
About the report card, are the 5 yr revenue growth, 5 yr EPS growth and 5 yr ROE retrospective or prospective calculations and if prospective, how are you arriving at these numbers?
Thanks!
About the report card, are the 5 yr revenue growth, 5 yr EPS growth and 5 yr ROE retrospective or prospective calculations and if prospective, how are you arriving at these numbers?
Thanks!
Q: Thanks for the great service. I have a general question I hope you can answer for me. My understanding is that when a person passes away, their investments are deemed to be sold on the date of their death for tax purposes. However, can these investments, (stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, etc.) be transferred directly to the beneficiary (not a spouse) without being sold? And would this be true no matter what type of account? (Cash, RRIF, or TFSA)
Thanks for your help.
KEN
Thanks for your help.
KEN
Q: Hi, what is the difference between Free Cash Flow and Price to Cash, thanks?
Q: Guys I know you are not especially U.S. - focused but what do you have to say about gene editing and the companies involved including CRSP, EDIT and NTLA.
Thank you
Kim
Thank you
Kim
Q: Are structured notes just another way for Wall Street/ Bay Street to separate investors from their money or are they really useful? That is, do the benefits outweigh the costs?
Q: maybe this can help for bond offerings asked for by a member..
http://www.pfin.ca/canadianfixedincome/Default.aspx
http://www.pfin.ca/canadianfixedincome/Default.aspx
Q: Airbnb
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Palantir
Uber
Flipkart
Can you comment on the upcoming potential ipos for these companies. Please include dates if possible, and rank them in order of favourite to buy when available, also is there a way to invest in any of them pre ipo?
Thanks
Left
Palantir
Uber
Flipkart
Can you comment on the upcoming potential ipos for these companies. Please include dates if possible, and rank them in order of favourite to buy when available, also is there a way to invest in any of them pre ipo?
Thanks
Q: Is there a go to site for bond offerings from Canadian and/or U.S. corporations?
Q: I know 5i doesn't really specialize in technical analysis, but are there any stocks with particularly bullish indictors right now?
Q: SUMMARY REPORT
Wanted to print out an up dated copy but cant find it .Where do I look?
Wanted to print out an up dated copy but cant find it .Where do I look?
Q: do you know anything about this company. trades on cse.
would you buy it. dave
would you buy it. dave
Q: Does the announcement by LNG Canada, the Shell consortium, bring any hope to the BC gas producers, and if yes, which ones would benefit the most. Thanks. Rod