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Q: Goodmorning
My son is looking at buying CSU or GSY for a long term hold in his RRSP I favor CSU because of its long term record of performance and additional security in size and financial strengh what would your selection by and why? He can afford only one at this time
Thks
Marce
My son is looking at buying CSU or GSY for a long term hold in his RRSP I favor CSU because of its long term record of performance and additional security in size and financial strengh what would your selection by and why? He can afford only one at this time
Thks
Marce
Q: Can you explain why a section 85(1) deferred tax rollover is not available to shareholders of BYD.un?
Q: Let's suppose Ottawa increases the capital gains inclusion rate, say jan2,2021.
Would that increased rate apply to capital gains prior to Jan 2,2021 or to capital gains from jan2,2021 ?
Would that increased rate apply to capital gains prior to Jan 2,2021 or to capital gains from jan2,2021 ?
Q: Do you know how brokerage firms determine maximum margin on specific stocks? About a year ago one could have 70% margin on GIL but it dropped to 50% a few months ago while a much smaller company like SIS continued to have 70% margin. Just recently GIL went back to 70% margin. I thought larger companies that pay dividends like GIL generally have 70% margin.
Q: Hi again,
Re: CMD - CANTEL MEDICAL (not COMMANDER RESOURCES)
My previous question was about Cantel Medical in the US, just to clarify.
Thanks again.
Re: CMD - CANTEL MEDICAL (not COMMANDER RESOURCES)
My previous question was about Cantel Medical in the US, just to clarify.
Thanks again.
- Questor Technology Inc. (QST)
- Kraken Robotics Inc. (PNG)
- Redishred Capital Corp. (KUT)
- Martello Technologies Group Inc. (MTLO)
Q: You sometimes mention that a particular stock would be OK for a basket of small-cap stocks. I am intrigued. I think you mean like a mini ETF where you track the whole as one investment. I think I have done something like that with a very tiny portion of my overall investments. I have a separate little portfolio with these 4 stocks, KUT, QST, MTLO, PNG. This group has been doing well so far this year with the exception of KUT. But I am interested to learn what stocks you might suggest for such a “basket”. Also how many stocks would you put in it?
Q: Should there be concerns that JE will not be able to meet its financial obligations on this convertible debtenture?
Q: Do you have an explanation why ECN.PR.A is trading below par? I would have thought with its 6.5% guaranteed coupon rate that it would not be trading below par.
Q: What stocks would you look at to profit from the respiratory virus which is showing up in China right now? Thank you.
Jason
Jason
Q: As of today, Quorum Information Technologies market cap exceeds $100 million. Should this attract more Funds to the story now given this Company is a profitable and growing SAAS business, with 90% revenues recurring and lots of cash on hand.
Q: If someone own NFI and has only a 1.5% weight noticed that in your portfolio only 1.7% would you be comfortable buying more or is this considered a small weight and see what happened for the next quarter or 2 before adding?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: There is some selling today with the recent financing announcement, this name has been a bit of a darling of late, would you step in here? Whenever takeovers come up MEG always seems to be mentioned. Thanks.
Q: Hi There,
Can you provide your opinion of the debt level of this small cap REIT company?
In the event of a recession would you expect the company to still honor
all it's debt obligations comfortably?
Do residential REIT stocks generally perform better than the overall market during a
recession?
thanks for your comments!
Can you provide your opinion of the debt level of this small cap REIT company?
In the event of a recession would you expect the company to still honor
all it's debt obligations comfortably?
Do residential REIT stocks generally perform better than the overall market during a
recession?
thanks for your comments!
Q: Good morning- two questions. Last year, with your guidance, I invested in Gild and it, like many other non-growth stocks in the US, has languished. I noted a comment you made recently that GILD would have to wait and hope for another day in the sun. Is it time to sell GILD and move into a different health care in the US, and where do you suggest I go?
Second, after reading a dogs of the banks analysis, I thought that CM shares would likely have a robust end to 2020. So far I’m down 5%. Your thoughts on CM these days as far as the coming year is concerned. I’m a very patient investor with a twenty year horizon and bank dividends do look solid. Thankks
Second, after reading a dogs of the banks analysis, I thought that CM shares would likely have a robust end to 2020. So far I’m down 5%. Your thoughts on CM these days as far as the coming year is concerned. I’m a very patient investor with a twenty year horizon and bank dividends do look solid. Thankks
Q: It would appear that although this is a solid company it is down about 5% at the moment. One analyst did downgrade it to hold. The criticisms of the company seem to be the pay structure (transparency) and minimal growth due to an M&A slowdown. Both of these concerns speak to management. Are you able to provide any information on the management team? Are they strong, experienced with a stake in the company? At this time I am thinking it is a good buying opportunity despite its lack of momemtum.
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Q: Assume that Company A buys out Company B and included in that transaction are shares in Company A.
1 - What is a typical lock-down period for these shares?
2 - Would these new holders of Company A shares need to report on SEDI, even if the holding is as little as 4%? Does it matter if these new shareholders are part of Company A's regular operations?
Thank you.
1 - What is a typical lock-down period for these shares?
2 - Would these new holders of Company A shares need to report on SEDI, even if the holding is as little as 4%? Does it matter if these new shareholders are part of Company A's regular operations?
Thank you.
Q: Today on BNN, David Burrows suggested using the 150-day moving average to determine a stop loss point. Would he be referring to a "Simple 150-day Moving Average" and over which period of time on a chart does one apply the 150-day M.A.?
Q: Hello team, I am considering taking a position in the 5G evolution. I can't decide between telecoms or wireless equipment mfg. What are your thoughts for highest growth? And can you recommend a few stocks ?
Thanks for your help,
Carlo
Thanks for your help,
Carlo
Q: Hi- what taxes (both American and Canadian) do you encounter for US equities regarding capital gains in a TFSA and Canadian non-registered account?