Q: Do you know of any reason that would cause FIH.U to jump so markedly today?
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Q: I recently came back from a vacation in the US and thought it might be a good time to make an initial investment in the diabetes space.
Given the extensive research that you do can you recommend two or three top ideas for currently investing in this space for a medium to higher risk investor. I know you do not specialize in non-Canadian equities but country does not matter.
Thanks for all you do!!!
Given the extensive research that you do can you recommend two or three top ideas for currently investing in this space for a medium to higher risk investor. I know you do not specialize in non-Canadian equities but country does not matter.
Thanks for all you do!!!
Q: I no longer have any materials stocks since I have sold WEF, what other materials stock(s) would you recommend at this time to replace WEF?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Looking for a decent emerging market tax friendly ( non registered account) ETF to complement ZDI, or can you suggest 1 ETF that has a combination of emerging and developed (international) exposure.
Would the distributions be eligible for the canadian dividend tax credit in ZDI or the one you recommend?
thanks
jeff
Would the distributions be eligible for the canadian dividend tax credit in ZDI or the one you recommend?
thanks
jeff
- BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF (ZAG)
- iShares Core MSCI EAFE IMI Index ETF (XEF)
- iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets IMI Index ETF (XEC)
- iShares Core S&P U.S. Total Market Index ETF (XUU)
- Vanguard FTSE Canada All Cap Index ETF (VCN)
Q: I have been investing in ETFs for several years, using a simple 5 ETF portfolio which includes VCN (27%), XUU (27%), XEF (19%), XEC(7%), and ZAB (20%). When I use the portfolio analytics, the suggested ETF portfolio includes about 15 ETFs. Just wondering what if the added complication of the additional funds is worth the effort. I assume that yours has better downside protection as it reduces some of the concentrated sectors and perhaps has better returns? My portfolio has grown in size over the past years so I am ok with the additional work to manage the portfolio, just wanted to better understand why.
Thanks,
Thanks,
- BMO Canadian Dividend ETF (ZDV)
- BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU)
- iShares Diversified Monthly Income ETF (XTR)
- iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
- iShares Core High Dividend ETF (HDV)
Q: I have the following ETF's in the noted ratios and dividend yields %: HDV (3x) 3.32%, ZDV (2x) 5.37%, XTR (1.8x)5.88%, ZWU (1.7x) 6.60%, and CDZ (1x) 4.66%. I'm a dividend investor and good for 3-5 years. If we hit some hard times which of these would be hit the hardest? Any duplication? Should I drop one or more and add to others?
Q: Is .37 the price to get aggressive on this company? On their recent conference call they
expressed the opinion that at the current price which was around .42 there was little downside risk. How do you react? What could they conceive
ably do to turn the sentiment around? If there is continued negative news about the trade wars affect on the worldwide economy how might this affect a stock like Martello? I am thinking about a three year hold.
expressed the opinion that at the current price which was around .42 there was little downside risk. How do you react? What could they conceive
ably do to turn the sentiment around? If there is continued negative news about the trade wars affect on the worldwide economy how might this affect a stock like Martello? I am thinking about a three year hold.
Q: Can you give me your general thoughts on Crew? Very cheap; not sure if there is something company-specific. As well, I guess my biggest concern is whether debt they have can be serviced by their cash flow. Debt does not seem that bad, $330M. Is this something I should worry about, because I am happy to wait for better times if debt concerns are relatively low risk. Thanks!
Q: What are your thoughts on the latest quarter for BUS? Any chance of a turn around here?
Many thanks
Many thanks
Q: What is your take on the recent run up of DREAM? It has been a long road to gains on the stock so I'm wondering what your outlook is for the company?
Q: Can you tell me anything about CIBC Enhanced Income Fund ? Good Bad or Indiffernt?
Q: I would like to know your take on Fengate Asset Managements's investment in SCR.
Q: How do you feel about this company? I know they've had some management "issues" but the numbers have historically and continue to look enticing. Would you buy?
Q: I sense that you have a somewhat negative bias toward CHR. Would you pls. explain in some detail your rationale for this bias, particularly in light of the recent renewed contract with AC and what seems a low payout ratio. Because I respect your opinion I don’t like to buy stocks you’re not favourable toward without understanding your perspective. I will add only that there have been at least 2 guests on BNN recently who have described it as their largest holding and are (predictably) still very positive about it.
Q: I have had OLY for 4 years and it's done very well for me as well as a very good dividend. I realize it' a small company with only 5M shares but wondering why trading has nearly stopped the past few days. Don't want to get stuck with something I can't sell.
Thanks for all the great info you spread around!
Thanks for all the great info you spread around!
Q: I was attracted to this little gem a couple of months ago but it has fallen back a bit since then. What is your opinion?
Q: I have owned Pinnacle Renewables for over 1 year. At some point the price was $16. Despite a strong quarter the stock price keeps falling down. It is in the renewable energy space. It has a good dividend. It has good contracts in place. Can you please give me your opinion on the stock. Would you hold at this point?
- Andrew Peller Limited/Andrew Peller Limitee Class A Non-voting Shares (ADW.A)
- Savaria Corporation (SIS)
- Sienna Senior Living Inc. (SIA)
Q: I am trying to maximize both share price growth and dividend yield while at the same time keep as high a degree of certainty as possible regarding earnings growth, dividend sustainability and the "survivability" of the business going far into the future. With this as a backdrop, how do you feel about me switching out of Andrew Peller for Sienna Senior Living? Is the difference between the two, in total return, too small to make it a constructive move?
Lastly, do you have a "favorite" stock, mid to large cap, that offers a 3%+ dividend and an eps growth of 10%.
Thanks.
John
Lastly, do you have a "favorite" stock, mid to large cap, that offers a 3%+ dividend and an eps growth of 10%.
Thanks.
John
Q: Hi Folks,
I have half positions in AGF, DOL, PLC, PKI, RUS and SIS. I'm thinking of gradually topping up to full positions over the next month or two. For gradual accumulation, what order would you acquire? Are all worthy of full positions or would you keep some at half or even sell at this time?
Thanks,
Dennis
I have half positions in AGF, DOL, PLC, PKI, RUS and SIS. I'm thinking of gradually topping up to full positions over the next month or two. For gradual accumulation, what order would you acquire? Are all worthy of full positions or would you keep some at half or even sell at this time?
Thanks,
Dennis
Q: The exchange-traded fund Invesco S&P 500® (Symbol RSP) and SPDR® S&P 500 (Symbol SPY) both track the S&P 500. Their historic charts are nearly identical, as one would expect.
SPY units trade at about $300 while RSP units trade at about a third of that.
Why the difference?
SPY units trade at about $300 while RSP units trade at about a third of that.
Why the difference?