Q: I own Datametrex and the stock price has increased substantially in the last few days and now I am wondering if there is a way to measure the breakout height? So technically could it reach the last Year's High of $0.37 with this new $40M contract? I have not sell any of my shares, hoping it will reach to a higher price since it has received a very large contract. Thank you very much.
Q: I have always been hesitant to invest in the auto industry for various reasons but I am thinking with all the shortages of new cars which will continue for quite some time that perhaps now might be a good time to invest. Would you agree with this line of thinking and would it be better to invest in the car manufacturers or the parts makers like Magna?
Q: What Canadian ETF would you recommend that follows the S&P 500 index. Of your top choice please suggest a hedged and unhedged ETF and which would you recommend, hedged or unhedged. Is your recommendation solely based on the ETFs MER. Thanks … Cal
Q: What does 5i think about Caldwell Partners Q1 results as rapid growth continues? Of note their is still the 800K per quarter acquisition charge as it relates to the purchase of IQ Talent Partners which goes to Nil at the end of 2022. More acquisitions on the way given the strong balance sheet?
Q: FSZ bought back a large block at much lower price than the market. Would you guess that this is part of a larger plan, perhaps restructuring, merger...etc. Since they spent lots of cash, would that also constrain them from an acquisition. With high dividends, cash flow and low P/E why this stock is not getting traction? Appreciate your opinion, thanks
Q: Hi,
Relying on the adage that there are "no stupid questions", can you confirm that the principal is guaranteed in PSA? I couldn't find that explicitly stated anywhere, other than the statement that there is no lock-up, which means something else to me.
I'm looking for an average beta US ETF with some growth, to hold forever.
VOO has a beta 1. Over five years its done 17.86 % annually
IUSG has a beta 1.1 Over five years, its returned 23.4% annually
VGT .has a beta of .9 over five years, 31.46% annually.
So both IUSG and VGT have lower beta and higher returns than VOO?? And both VGT and IUSG have done much better in the recent tech selloff? Seems hard to believe? While past performance is no guarantee, the numbers suggest I should choose VGT. What do you think?
Q: I am looking for an index fund that follows the Canadian market, and I have been using XIU for some time. I have funds allocated to each of my two children in the same account, and I want to buy analogous, but unique, index funds to make the bookkeeping simpler. I have come across HXT (claims to follow TSX60) and VCE (claims to follow FTSE Canada index, of which I am unfamiliar), both of which seem to be cut from similar cloth. Can you provide insight on the following:
- Can I consider these three ETFs interchangeable, or are there profound differences between them?
- Do they have similar expense ratios, or is there one that is an outlier (being either more expensive or cost-efficient)?
- Is there another Canadian index ETF that you would recommend above these?
I have separate US S&P ETFs and I feel I have enough selection options, which is why my question is limited to ETFs which follow the Canadian TSX60 index. As always, I appreciate any insight you may have to offer, and I look forward to your response.
What are your thoughts on these 3 companies? If you are positive on them what would be your opinion of a good entry price, great entry price and table pound.
Q: Renewable energy has been beaten up over the last year and seems to be fairly cheap at the moment. With quantitative tightening and raising interest rates on the horizon, would it be prudent to wait to see what happens with inflation before moving into this sector? Which of these names do you prefer? Thanks.
Q: I would like to add more healthcare to both my Canadian and US portfolios. I am OK with ETF's, or, good stocks that you like. I currently own small positions in NBLY and WELL, so I would be looking for something outside of those two companies. My timeframe for the investment is long-term (10+ years).
Q: I am looking to add a position to AQN to increase utility exposure in my portfolio. I had bought AQN in December at 17.50, I see the price still hovering at that level, Is it good to increase the exposure in AQN at this level or would you recommend alternative stock?
Q: MY pf is low in the materials sector and my diversification is low on international side.
I am considering ETF's as a means of flushing both out and wondered if you had two or three that you would recommend . . . from Canadian to international.