Q: NA down a lot in last several days: concerns about oil and exposure to O & G companies like last time? Beat Q EPS.
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Q: Why has this ETF doNe poorly during the correction? As yields drop, treasury prices should increase? Is there fear of bankruptcy from oil company debt?
Jason
Jason
Q: I would appreciate your thoughts on PPL preferred shares. I own the G series, which have dropped significantly over the past few weeks.
Thanks,
John
Thanks,
John
Q: KBL seems to be holding up better than most.
Do you think it is considered attractive?
Do you think it is considered attractive?
Q: Would you buy these and in what order?
Thanks,
Milan
Thanks,
Milan
Q: Questor is holding up better today than i thought it would. As it does a large part of its business in U.S. shale in your opinion or best guess how badly is it going to be negatively impacted. Once this all settles down i would think it will pick up again as i don't see the green clean energy movement subsiding any time soon.
Thanks
Peter
Thanks
Peter
Q: Would you buy SU for a 5 year hold? Do you think the dividend is safe?
Q: Can you tell me what is the total drop % since the top. How often have 20% or 30% drops happened in the last 100 years?
Q: Is KEY being punished for its infrastructure expansion? I understand that natural gas has been weaker lately, but I thought that KEY's business model provided some degree of insulation from commodity prices (and, particularly, oil market dynamics.)
Q: Acuityads further to a previous question I was wondering if their balance sheet can "weather the storm." Can you expand on this part of the question. Thanks
John
John
Q: My question is about online access to investing accounts while visiting the USA. My accounts (Canadian equity accounts as well as US equity accounts) are domiciled in Canada. What are the rules for viewing or online trading in those accounts when I am in the United States?
Q: Pembina is acting badly again today (unlike the other pipelines). Any rationale for this? I see that it was halted earlier today but no news was posted as to why.
Q: HWO along with everything in the energy sector in free fall. Been here before I am ok but trying to figure what is worth holding/buying or letting go.
In your opinion will Hwo survive this rough patch?
Thanks
John
In your opinion will Hwo survive this rough patch?
Thanks
John
Q: While I realize that low oil prices are bad some, they are surely good for others. Can you please offer 5 suggestions for companies that stand to benefit from plummeting oil prices, If you can sketch the dynamics of this how this might play out, that would also be much appreciated
Thank-you.
Thank-you.
Q: Any news behind the 15% drop in share price today?
Q: Any reason why this is so impacted today?Thanks.
Shyam
Shyam
Q: Questions on Canadian Tire:
Does 5i feel CTC's Finance arm's lending criteria exposes it to significant losses (and a surprise to the market) in the current environment? Based on your view of the lending side of the business, does 5i feel the Finance arm supports or detracts from an investment in Canadian Tire at this time?
Finally, how strong does 5i view CTC's web presence, and its competitive position digitally versus strong competitors like Amazon?
Thank you
Edward
Does 5i feel CTC's Finance arm's lending criteria exposes it to significant losses (and a surprise to the market) in the current environment? Based on your view of the lending side of the business, does 5i feel the Finance arm supports or detracts from an investment in Canadian Tire at this time?
Finally, how strong does 5i view CTC's web presence, and its competitive position digitally versus strong competitors like Amazon?
Thank you
Edward
Q: In a taxable account I have TD and BNS each with $2500 losses should I sell for the capital loss and buy Royal bank. I have capital gains I can write off then
Q: I am trying to understand how a payroll tax cut rumour can spark a potential bounce in the market and if a big bounce (should it happen) is just an artificial bounce or something to take seriously? To me it would seem that coronavirus is only just beginning to be felt in North America and that rate cuts and tax cuts can't change the impact of fear and potential shut downs. My question is do you think the market has fully priced in the impact of coronavirus on the economy or has it just reacted to the headlines with another probable leg down when earnings are dented?
Q: The only thing that didnt go down with the rest of market was an asset class called Pensions. I believe the assets behind all pensions when south including the deterioration of the credit quality of the bonds held within .Is it possible that pension holders may feel the same pain as other asset holders?