Q: Can you tell me why Boyd Income Fund is doing so badly? Thank you.
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- Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
- Nuvei Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (NVEI)
- Gladstone Land Corporation (LAND)
Q: Hello Peter,
What do you think of Gladstone Land? Shopify and Nuvei are both experiencing downwards momentum. What upward signals would you use to add to these two stocks? Would it be 50 day moving averages or is there a price that would make sense showing upward movement? Thanks very much
What do you think of Gladstone Land? Shopify and Nuvei are both experiencing downwards momentum. What upward signals would you use to add to these two stocks? Would it be 50 day moving averages or is there a price that would make sense showing upward movement? Thanks very much
Q: Virtually every day the trading volume in ATH is substantially higher than its peers and it keeps making new highs. It appears someone is accumulating a position. Can you provide any insight?
- Park Lawn Corporation (PLC)
- Loblaw Companies Limited (L)
- Metro Inc. (MRU)
- Magna International Inc. (MG)
- Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
Q: Whats your best
Picks today in consumer discretionary and consumer cyclical that have both growth potential and pay dividend for a registered account?
Thx
Picks today in consumer discretionary and consumer cyclical that have both growth potential and pay dividend for a registered account?
Thx
Q: Can we have your thoughts on their 1/4 please.
Q: Can I get the outlook on Park Lawn now that the pandemic is almost behind us.
How do you see Methanex performing with the recovery and oil price surging
Thank you
How do you see Methanex performing with the recovery and oil price surging
Thank you
Q: Please comments on Fury, it does not seem to move up with gold price increase ? Hold or sell? Many thanks
Q: Generally, for a long-term investor, in this type of market would you be adding to growth stocks (out of favor but prices are down) or value ("good" for this environment but prices are not down or less so)? Thanks.
Q: I am curious what the insider ownership is and if there has been any recent movement there.
Also, does Sprott still own 18%?
Thanks for the great service
Also, does Sprott still own 18%?
Thanks for the great service
Q: Hard call but much appreciate any input. Paid 38.$ For LSPD now nearing32$ .Would you consider doubling down or hold ,sell and move on? Thanks Larry
Q: Regarding Brad's question about RIO's dividend: according to its report, RIO is paying out on April 10 its final semi-annual dividend of 306.72 pence ($4.17US) and a special dividend of 45.60 pence ($0.62US). The $10.40 that Brad mentioned is the total annual 2021 dividend which includes the interim and special dividend that was paid out last summer.
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,
I and others have recently commented on Parkland's relatively poor performance lately. PKI is held in our son's TFSA (which I manage). Being reluctant to sell at a loss, I've held off, hoping for better days ahead.
I found this analysis (from National Bank Direct Brokerage) and am curious if you agree with their assessment, or should we take our lumps and move on?
Could changing the sector index help PKI?
We note that PKI is classified in the S&P TSX Energy Index, which could be
misplaced given that retail constitutes >40% of its business. In our view, PKI’s
share underperformance is related, in part, to fund flow imbalance (given
that PKI doesn’t benefit from rising commodity prices). We further note
that many peers, including Alimentation Couche-Tard, Casey’s and Murphy
USA, are in the Consumer Index (either Discretionary or Staples). With a
growing non-fuel business (including the recent M&M acquisition), sector
reclassification for PKI to the Consumer Index could direct investor focus
more toward PKI's operational performance versus commodity exposure (it
could also help to reduce share price volatility in the long term). We remain
constructive on PKI given ongoing end-market recovery, attractive valuation,
and anticipated future accretive acquisitions.
Thanks in advance for your continued help as we navigate this difficult market.
I and others have recently commented on Parkland's relatively poor performance lately. PKI is held in our son's TFSA (which I manage). Being reluctant to sell at a loss, I've held off, hoping for better days ahead.
I found this analysis (from National Bank Direct Brokerage) and am curious if you agree with their assessment, or should we take our lumps and move on?
Could changing the sector index help PKI?
We note that PKI is classified in the S&P TSX Energy Index, which could be
misplaced given that retail constitutes >40% of its business. In our view, PKI’s
share underperformance is related, in part, to fund flow imbalance (given
that PKI doesn’t benefit from rising commodity prices). We further note
that many peers, including Alimentation Couche-Tard, Casey’s and Murphy
USA, are in the Consumer Index (either Discretionary or Staples). With a
growing non-fuel business (including the recent M&M acquisition), sector
reclassification for PKI to the Consumer Index could direct investor focus
more toward PKI's operational performance versus commodity exposure (it
could also help to reduce share price volatility in the long term). We remain
constructive on PKI given ongoing end-market recovery, attractive valuation,
and anticipated future accretive acquisitions.
Thanks in advance for your continued help as we navigate this difficult market.
Q: SPB has taken quite a beating missing estimates, trouble with the Kamp purchase ;but has 2 big investors, one being BAM, has experience with growth through acquisitions. I initially bought at
$15.00 and looking at topping up to 3% position. I am a patient investor and like the almost 6.5 % yield with the stock now just north of $ 11.00.
Your thoughts. are appreciated. Derek
$15.00 and looking at topping up to 3% position. I am a patient investor and like the almost 6.5 % yield with the stock now just north of $ 11.00.
Your thoughts. are appreciated. Derek
Q: What do you think about buying lightspeed right now?
Q: This is submitted for the benefit of other members. Reading it and watching what the federal government is doing starting by freezing bank accounts gives me great concern.
https://goldswitzerland.com/gold-about-to-accelerate-but-avoid-trudeaus-fascist-kleptocracy/
https://goldswitzerland.com/gold-about-to-accelerate-but-avoid-trudeaus-fascist-kleptocracy/
Q: Would you add to a half position today? Thanks.
- Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
- Alibaba Group Holding Limited American Depositary Shares each representing eight (BABA)
- Pinterest Inc. Class A (PINS)
Q: Would you be agreeable to selling BABA for tax loss and replacing it with PINTEREST? Baba is cheap but the China problem does not look like ending any time soon and Pinterest also looks attractive. Thankyou If you have a better tech idea feel free to mention it.
Q: Cisco or Intel today for a multi-year hold?
Q:
Every morning i think of Warren & Charley dipping there cookies into there tea and having a good chuckle on these HIGH GROWTH companies getting a good spanking. A lot of these of these stocks are never going to come back as the field is just too crowded that they are competing in. I was in the market in 2000 and you never heard again of the high growth companies with no earnings again, you lost 100 % of your investment. Warren & Charlie might be turtles but who wins the race
Every morning i think of Warren & Charley dipping there cookies into there tea and having a good chuckle on these HIGH GROWTH companies getting a good spanking. A lot of these of these stocks are never going to come back as the field is just too crowded that they are competing in. I was in the market in 2000 and you never heard again of the high growth companies with no earnings again, you lost 100 % of your investment. Warren & Charlie might be turtles but who wins the race
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
- Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG)
- AbbVie Inc. (ABBV)
- Salesforce Inc. (CRM)
- Morgan Stanley (MS)
- Okta Inc. (OKTA)
- NV5 Global Inc. (NVEE)
- DexCom Inc. (DXCM)
- MEDIFAST INC (MED)
- Pool Corporation (POOL)
- Digital Turbine Inc. (APPS)
Q: Hi 5i Team,
Given the recent pull back in the markets, would you please recommend 3 or 4 US stocks with most upside in each of these sectors:
1) tech sector (excluding FAANG stocks)
2) all sectors other than tech
Cheers,
H
Given the recent pull back in the markets, would you please recommend 3 or 4 US stocks with most upside in each of these sectors:
1) tech sector (excluding FAANG stocks)
2) all sectors other than tech
Cheers,
H