Investment Q&A

Q: I have owned IVN for many, many years....back when it was below $1. I have sold bits as it has moved up over the years. I was always told not to fall in love with a stock and feel I might be with IVN.

Can you give me a best case senerio on what the top end of this company could be. I always had in my mind it was worth $12-14, but is it possible this is a $20 stock or maybe a $30 stock someday?

If everything fall in place as planned, no political issues, metal prices keep increasing, etc, what do you see this company being worth in the next 4-5 or even 10 years?

Will not hold you to it, just looking for your opinion.

Thanks.

Q: Your opinion of Teck please.

Q: I have an RESP for my nephew who is in grade 12 now and attending a college in the fall. His parents are not great savers, and I don't have children, so I'm fine to subsidize his education. I currently hold only CDZ and TD in the RESP and would like to add some additional cash soon.

What's your advice on how to proceed? Do I add to one or both, or would I be better to invest in CASH or PSA.

Thanks,
Robert

Q: Hello, i need a recommandation in US with high dividend and very small risk .Thank you

Q: I have both BAM and BN in a TFSA. I don't have enough cash to buy BAM to a 2 % weight, so would it be best to sell BAM and use the proceed from this sale to increase BN to a 4% weight.

Q: I don't have any Air Canada in my TFSA but will be selling some CAE to make it a 2% weight. Would you use the cash from this sale to buy Air Canada since not yet owned?

Thanks

Q: You had this response about Victoria Gold. Orion Mind Finance owns 31%. Follow up -Who is Orion Mind Finance? I see no record of them owning 31%

Q: What are some thoughts and opinions on XSU

Q: Hi Peter,
I’m thinking of adding to my NBLY holdings which’s in a loss position. How’s management? How’s the balance sheet? Any problem servicing the debts? Is the labour headwind getting better? Is there a good chance it’ll turn profitable this year? What will be a good entry price? Thanks.

Q: Please explain why the yields on these etfs differ so much

Q: There are few questions being asked on these two gold miners. Can you provide a brief critique on both? As well, if you were to invest in both companies with a three year time spam, which one would likely give you a higher combined yield (dividend+ growth) over that period. Thanks.

Q: Several of the oilfield service providers were financially crushed or bankrupt when the price of oil dropped to below zero. Those that survived are probably in a fairly good position. Although government policies are doing everything possible to discourage investment in the energy sector, there will be a time when reality sets in and investment in the sector will be supported. Can you recommend some financially strong companies in the oilfield service sector. Thank you

Q: Could you please give me your latest view on DML. Is it a buy, hold or sell?

Q: Please provide rationale for holding BRNE over BN or BAM. I hold a small position (in a registered account) in BRNE and was thinking of flipping it into my BN holding but am I missing something. Is there something in the BRNE business that could create long-term outperformance over BAM/BN?

Q: Could you give an update on this company, and what is the outlook for growth for the next 5-10 years?

Q: Which sector classification would you place this security?

Q: Hi Peter and staff

Yesterday a member asked for a recommendation in each sector with dividends

The choice in consumer discretionary of CTC.A versus QSR surprised me a bit based on previous answers

Please compare and rank QSR CTC.A and LNF for me please


Thanks for all you do

Dennis

Q: Hi.

Im looking for an ETF". developed Europe " on the US side similar to the VE (can)I looked at those but both have Asia included

VEA or Vxus


thanks a lot

Margit

Q: Margins will be lower what would you switch to

Q: Hi 5i,
If I remember correctly, when Brookfield took over CHR you thought that might be "transformational" for CHR. I've always liked CHR (for some irrational reason I think) and have been in and out of it over the years, sometimes to my benefit and sometimes not. And back in the day it had a pretty nice dividend. After Brookfield got involved, and hoping for a transformation (!) I got back in. It's been pretty steadily downhill since, although it seems to have shown some strength in the last couple of weeks.
I wonder what your thoughts on CHR are now that it's been in the Brookfield stable for a while and given the current economic client. And also its prospects on the dividend front - considering that Brookfield has always seemed to me quite parsimonious in that regard ...
Thanks!
Peter