Q: Would you please provide your expert analysis of this new company as it has just signed a deal with Walmart USA. It has heavy volume today and need your thoughts and expertise as to whether it is worth investing in as a disruptor.
Thanks as always
Gary
Q: Hi Peter and Ryan,
The US stocks are at an all time high and the airstrike occurred. We may see some volatility in the stock market. How do you think about investing in Aerospace and Defense stocks or ETFs? Any specific recommendations?
Thanks,
Yiwen
Q: On Dec 02 and Dec 04 2019 the stock traded 200K and 350K . Is there anyway to determine who traded these blocks? It is obvious that it's a bought deal as the company generally trades less then 1K a day. Was it insider trading ???
Q: In your answer to Danny today regarding which themes you felt would dominate the next decade your response included alternative energy, AI, software, and healthcare.
Could you give us two names from each category that you feel have shot at winding up on BNN 2030 list for top ten stocks of the decade? With your great help I managed to own several from the 2010 list! Thanks so much!
Happy new year.
John
Q: I'd like your comments on Stella Jones, including the latest financial results, its outlook for the future and the new management team. Do you maintain the A- rating? Much appreciated.
Q: Hello Peter, I have smallish positions in People and ECN in my TFSA. With this year's TFSA contribution, I'm considering topping up one or both of these positions for long-term holds. Which of these two would you favour? Or, if you favour both equally, would you concur with buying both, or do you think this precious TFSA money should go into some of the other TFSA-type stocks you've suggested recently. Thanks!
Q: My adult son (Canadian citizen/resident) is in his early 30's, has maxed out his RSP and TFSA (he holds high-quality individual securities within these accounts, which have done well over the years), and he is lucky to have a high-paying job in which he has surplus funds (Canadian dollars) that he can invest, within a non-registered account, approx. $20k to $25k per month. The goal is long-term growth, aggressive (80% equities), with the possibility that he may need some of the funds within the next 3-5 years, to join a group practice (capital contribution toward partnership). My advice to him is that he purchase each month among the five following ETFs (% as indicated below), rebalancing as he makes new monthly contributions:
20% VAB = Vanguard Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF;
20% ZCN = BMO S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF;
25% VFV = Vanguard S&P 500;
25% TPE = TD International Equity Index ETF;
10% ZEM = BMO MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF.
What do you think of these 5 particular funds and the overall allocation? For his situation, are there different ETFs you might suggest we look at that would be better-suited for his situation? Thank you.
Q: Considering selling My position in AD at an 8% capital gain plus dividends over the last year. Selling to raise cash for a pullback in the market.
It’s one of the higher risk stocks in the portfolio and it is near the target price of a number of analysis. What do you think? Also taking a serious look at selling into the strength of MMX.
I’ve held it for less than a month, and am up 20%.
The target by cibc is $7.75 with the rise in gold , I know this can change. Also thinking that the rise in gold may already be price into mmx. What does your experience say?
Just a follow up to my previous question, where do you see the USD going in 2020 against the CAD? In the answer you had provided to me, you had suggested VSP for S&P500 exposure (as opposed to VFV). Does this imply you see the CAD strengthening against the USD in 2020?