Q: Hi Guys! If you were to buy one of the big 5 Canadian banks, which would you choose? Thanks. Rick
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Hi, all
I'm down 40% on SHOP. Continue to hold? It's tough to hold when it keeps dropping day after day.
Robert
I'm down 40% on SHOP. Continue to hold? It's tough to hold when it keeps dropping day after day.
Robert
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VALE S.A. American Depositary Shares Each Representing one (VALE)
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BHP Group Ltd. (BHP)
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FPX Nickel Corp. (FPX)
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Canada Nickel Company Inc. (CNC)
Q: With physical battery grade Nickel stockpiles emptying do you have any recommendations for producers or an ETF that would be a good investment on the Canada or the US stock market?
Q: What is your favourite Canadian bank today and why? Rick
Q: What is your opinion of Canada Nickel Company and nickel in general Is CNC a buy or are there other companies that you feel have better upside. Thanks for your expertise.
Q: Hello Peter and team,
The above seems to be on a tear that last few months, would like to know your take on the above.
Anthony
The above seems to be on a tear that last few months, would like to know your take on the above.
Anthony
Q: How do you view JETBlue's recovery in comparison to other US airlines?
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Teck Resources Limited Class B Subordinate Voting Shares (TECK.B)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
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Trisura Group Ltd. (TSU)
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd (WFG)
Q: Disregarding objectives/diversification etc, how would you rank these companies in order of buying right now (for steady growth)? If you think any (or all) should not be bought currently, just omit from your ordering. Thank you!
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AbbVie Inc. (ABBV)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
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Unilever PLC (UL)
Q: For context, this is a locked in RSP which will likely turn into a LIF and I am looking at this in terms of a dividend stream. Cashed in some cnq and have cash to deploy.
Of those mentioned, for relative safety of capital, good yield and yield appreciation, how would you rank these (cdn or us it does not matter). For eg, ABBV has an attractive yield but I am unsure of patents expiring etc. You thoughts.
Thank you
Of those mentioned, for relative safety of capital, good yield and yield appreciation, how would you rank these (cdn or us it does not matter). For eg, ABBV has an attractive yield but I am unsure of patents expiring etc. You thoughts.
Thank you
Q: Where/how could one accurately determine the dividend payout ratio... It seems like an important fact, that is often not listed and often hard to obtain. I've read some Earnings are calculated after perferred dividends. Referencing GEI and Pembina, what are their annual divdend payout ratios?
Q: Is there a way to find out what companies Berkshire has invested in?
Q: Down almost 50% over 52 week high. Do you believe the upcoming quarterly numbers will support some kind of strong increase? Would you be a purchaser of this company at the current price or would you wait for a lower level and if so how low would it have to go to attract your interest?
Q: Apologies if this is a duplicate. I’ve been out of metals stocks for a few years and looking to take a position. I’m thinking of Teck but would be interested in your favorites at different sizes (non gold). Also do you think the sector has legs for a while ?
Thanks
Bryan
Thanks
Bryan
Q: A follow-up question on Shopify. If someone has already asked, disregard.
What impact will/did the news have that the company was terminating fulfilment contracts with some providers? In your opinion, is this a positive or negative? Maybe a positive that they have found a better way to do it (themselves) or a negative that things aren't working out as planned? Should the company have anticipated the reaction to the news and had a better prepared statement to deflect some of the price reaction? Finally, do you consider this a gradual buying opportunity?
What impact will/did the news have that the company was terminating fulfilment contracts with some providers? In your opinion, is this a positive or negative? Maybe a positive that they have found a better way to do it (themselves) or a negative that things aren't working out as planned? Should the company have anticipated the reaction to the news and had a better prepared statement to deflect some of the price reaction? Finally, do you consider this a gradual buying opportunity?
Q: Hello Peter,
It appears that Knight Therapeuctics is testing ones patience for long term investing. Do you think it is worth a hold given the lack of performance for a long time? I am bit puzzled as sometimes when there is no attention paid to a stock, it is a good time to buy if the leadership and fundamentals appear to be intact. Please advise. Also, Nuvei seems to be developing more partnerships. Is it worth adding to a full 5 percent position as it has settled into the 80s range.. Thank you for the service.
It appears that Knight Therapeuctics is testing ones patience for long term investing. Do you think it is worth a hold given the lack of performance for a long time? I am bit puzzled as sometimes when there is no attention paid to a stock, it is a good time to buy if the leadership and fundamentals appear to be intact. Please advise. Also, Nuvei seems to be developing more partnerships. Is it worth adding to a full 5 percent position as it has settled into the 80s range.. Thank you for the service.
Q: I am a recent retiree with a portfolio concentrated in financials, oil & gas (currently, anyway) and telecomms. Would a combination of the dividend-producing DRD, BTG/BTO:CA, and AR:CA make for a sufficiently diversified entree into gold stock? After yesterday's jump is gold looking more attractive as a diversifier and portfolio "insurance" provider?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Retired, dividend-income investor. I am 67 and receive CPP, OAS and a company pension.
Just checking in to see what your 2022 suggested asset allocation is for each of the 11 sectors within the equity portion of my portfolio. My current targets for each sector are as follows:
Finance = 17.5%
Real Estate = 7.5%
Telecome = 7.5%
Utilities = 15.0%
Consumer Staples = 12.5%
Consumer Disc = 5.0%
Health = 7.5%
Industrials = 7.5%
Technology = 7.5%
Energy = 7.5%
Materials = 5.0%
What are your 2022 suggestions?
Thanks for your help....Steve
Just checking in to see what your 2022 suggested asset allocation is for each of the 11 sectors within the equity portion of my portfolio. My current targets for each sector are as follows:
Finance = 17.5%
Real Estate = 7.5%
Telecome = 7.5%
Utilities = 15.0%
Consumer Staples = 12.5%
Consumer Disc = 5.0%
Health = 7.5%
Industrials = 7.5%
Technology = 7.5%
Energy = 7.5%
Materials = 5.0%
What are your 2022 suggestions?
Thanks for your help....Steve
Q: Could you please comment on Pgm? Is it good to average down? Thanks as Always.
Q: How often are the prices reconciled between a USD listing and a CDN$ listing of the same stock? If a bunch of Americans buy CNI and push up the price, is that immediately reflected in the CNR price? and vice versa? And how often is the exchange rate adjusted? Is there ever a time when they are out of alignment?
Q: If I was to suggest 3-5 stocks to a new investor (with under $10,000) to buy and hold for fairly long term (5-10 years), what should I recommend to them? Preferably ones in different sectors.