Q: Wondering if you are doing any assessment on DND for maybe a portfolio position or further recommendation? An analyst started coverage with an $18. In doing some research on them they noted: The Company intends to pay an annual dividend on its Shares, initially at a rate of $0.075 per share. While this is subject to board approval and nothing is guaranteed would you view this as a strong signal of the company growth plans if one has a 5+ year time horizon?
You can view 3 more answers this month. Sign up for a free trial for unlimited access.
Investment Q&A
Not investment advice or solicitation to buy/sell securities. Do your own due diligence and/or consult an advisor.
Q: The only comments on PTC was on 30 October 2917. What are your current comments on that company?Would you buy it for capital gains?
Q: More of a comment - I too was wondering what was causing the move in DCBO and an analyst report at TD pointed out in their MD&A they noted the below which will likely contribute to further revenue growth in the coming quarter as the customer ramps.
Subsequent Event
Subsequent to quarter end, Docebo added a new customer that is expected to be one of Docebo’s larger customers.
Subsequent Event
Subsequent to quarter end, Docebo added a new customer that is expected to be one of Docebo’s larger customers.
- Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV)
- Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (WPM)
- Yamana Gold Inc. (YRI)
- Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS)
Q: Hello Team,
Which of the profitable Silver miners has the largest proven reserves?
Which of the profitable Silver miners has the largest proven reserves?
Q: Your comments on this quarter's results for MSI would be appreciated.
Dave
Dave
Q: Hi 5i
Macy’s is approaching earnings release Aug 12 with a corresponding rapid increase in share price over past several days. What would you attribute this to and do you think it is significant?
I realize most analysts rate this stock as sell, and as current owner of this stock I am trying to decide if this is my “selling opportunity “ or should continue to hold. That is to say is there a faint hope for this stock to recover somewhat from this price point and if so over what time frame?
Thx
Macy’s is approaching earnings release Aug 12 with a corresponding rapid increase in share price over past several days. What would you attribute this to and do you think it is significant?
I realize most analysts rate this stock as sell, and as current owner of this stock I am trying to decide if this is my “selling opportunity “ or should continue to hold. That is to say is there a faint hope for this stock to recover somewhat from this price point and if so over what time frame?
Thx
- Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
- InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust (IIP.UN)
Q: I currently own TCN but would like to increase my Real Estate holdings through an ETF. I would like to stay away from shopping malls and more commercial real estate and lean towards more residential holdings. Do you have any suggestions in the ETF category or should just buy a REIT like CAR or something else.
Thank You for your solid support
Clarence
Thank You for your solid support
Clarence
Q: I own ARX, PSI and XEG. Momentum in ARX is improving and I am just above water. I am down 66% with PSI. My other holding in the energy sector is XEG. I am considering selling PSI and investing the proceeds in ARX. What do you think? Thank you.
Q: Which has a better growth profile?
Q: I just listened to a Podcast from Business Casual about online education. This discussion resonated with me in looking into the future and changes that Covid has forced to our brick and mortar Universities to adjust to. What are other companies & ETF's in this space. My understanding is that it is a $700B/yr business and companies together have in excess of $100B market cap.
Q: I'd like to get your take on a piece in the Globe and Mail yesterday by Scott Barlow related to the Canadian dollar. It's position is that on top of a large rise the loonie has already experienced, we can expect it to go much higher compared to the US$. This obviously doesn't bode well for those with investments in US dollar accounts so I wonder if you think it might be better to shift some of it back to Canada, perhaps into hedged ETFs with US holdings like XMH or VSP.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/inside-the-market/article-the-strongest-force-behind-the-market-rally-could-push-loonie-much/#comments
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/inside-the-market/article-the-strongest-force-behind-the-market-rally-could-push-loonie-much/#comments
Q: Hello Peter,
There have been a few SPAC IPOs, among them being Pershing Square and Bow Capital.
How would you view SPACS in the current environment? Are you keeping an eye on any that might list in the near term with a buy intent?
Regards
Rajiv
There have been a few SPAC IPOs, among them being Pershing Square and Bow Capital.
How would you view SPACS in the current environment? Are you keeping an eye on any that might list in the near term with a buy intent?
Regards
Rajiv
Q: I am looking for opportunities to acquire companies with safe dividends and steady predictable growth. How do you rate CPX and CPH.UN
Q: Trying to make some 'secure' income of 5% or more. I've heard that Split Corp preferred shares may be a more stable route to go. Any advice in this regard? Could you also recommend a few Split Corp, or regular preferred shares, that meet that criteria of being 'super safe' but yield at least 5%?
Could you also please recommend any websites that cover the preferred space well.
Thank you very much.
PS: I asked a similar question a couple days ago but I don't think it was received.
Could you also please recommend any websites that cover the preferred space well.
Thank you very much.
PS: I asked a similar question a couple days ago but I don't think it was received.
Q: I reviewed the financials and read the CEO's statement. There are no surprises and although I am down substantially I think I should continue to hold and see what the new CEO does. What are your thoughts. Thanks.
- Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
- Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC)
Q: Further to the active discussion of BEPC versus BEP.UN, I switched over to BEPC (from BEP.UN) in my registered account. I phoned TD-Waterhouse today to see if I could enroll my BEPC shares into a synthetic DRIP, and was told that BEP.UN is eligible, whereas BEPC is not. I am curious-- can you confirm this, and if this is indeed the case, why might that be? For those 5i subscribers who are interested in enrolling in a (brokerage) DRIP, this could be a relative advantage of BEP.UN, especially with a lower price (and higher yield) versus BEPC, one would be gradually adding to their position via a DRIP. Your thoughts on this situation?
Ted
Ted
Q: Have been following this stock for awhile and noticed that they issued a lot of shares at $6.50 shortly after the short attack. Their shares have since drifted down to $5.21 well under the offering price? Why would anyone buy at the offering price? I know warrants are attached to the offering. Expiry is August 27 th.
Can you help me understand this process. I dont get the logic of it?? Is short selling having some bearing on stocks performance?
I would have thought that under normal circumstances that the shares would have held at or around $6.50?
Please enlighten me
Thanks John
Can you help me understand this process. I dont get the logic of it?? Is short selling having some bearing on stocks performance?
I would have thought that under normal circumstances that the shares would have held at or around $6.50?
Please enlighten me
Thanks John
Q: Can you tell me why there would be 25% withholding on Raytheon dividend?
Q: Please give me the good and the bad on PHYS:CA. It seems like a proxy for holding physical gold. There has bee much talk about the "paper" gold market and how it may not be the best option during times of upheaval (up or down, worse down?).
Q: is cominar reit a solid buy at this level i realize theirs risks but a calculated buy