Q: Would you consider this to be a good entry point for these 2 names for a long term hold - any preference ?
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RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust (REI.UN)
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H&R Real Estate Investment Trust (HR.UN)
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Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust (BEI.UN)
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Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (GRT.UN)
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InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust (IIP.UN)
Q: In the Real Estate Investment Trust sector rank them from best first on down? Interrent, Riocan, Granite, Broadwalk, and H&R Also give some color why they would be better than the others?
Q: Hi there,
looking for an addition for my us portfolio - am a bit of a value investor. Each of these stocks seem to be struggling of late but appear to be good long term investments. All with a bit of dividend and good growth prospects. If you had to choose one ( regardless of sector) which would it be here.
Cheers
looking for an addition for my us portfolio - am a bit of a value investor. Each of these stocks seem to be struggling of late but appear to be good long term investments. All with a bit of dividend and good growth prospects. If you had to choose one ( regardless of sector) which would it be here.
Cheers
Q: Quite the drop today. Can you comment? Thanks!
Q: Any news on PAT causing it to drop 15 per cent today
Q: Hi 5I,
Love the work you do, thanks in advance.
I am a beliver that the non meat industry could be a sleeping giant, can you advise which compititor to Beyond Meat, BYND would be the best next stock in this catagory to consider for purchacing?
Tyson food; Kellogg; Kroger; Nestle; & or Conagra?
Thanks kindly,
P
Love the work you do, thanks in advance.
I am a beliver that the non meat industry could be a sleeping giant, can you advise which compititor to Beyond Meat, BYND would be the best next stock in this catagory to consider for purchacing?
Tyson food; Kellogg; Kroger; Nestle; & or Conagra?
Thanks kindly,
P
Q: Hello, could I get your thoughts on SPCE - Virgin Galactic?
Q: just some back of the napkin calculations... assuming operating income hits the midpoint of SHOP's guidance ($32 million) and the number of shares outstanding is 113.14 million (according to scotia), wouldn't that give us an eps of 28 cents a share?
Yesterday, Thompson Reuters had a 2019 consensus of 68 cents a share and 96 cents for 2020.
Does the above jive with the info you have at your disposal / calculations?
Thanks.
John
Yesterday, Thompson Reuters had a 2019 consensus of 68 cents a share and 96 cents for 2020.
Does the above jive with the info you have at your disposal / calculations?
Thanks.
John
Q: Can you comments on earnings? I think this is 2 misses in a row. Sell, hold or buy?
Q: Hi there,
This one is getting clobbered this morning. At first glance i did not think the results or forecast were that bad but clearly the market thinks differently.
Your thoughts.
This one is getting clobbered this morning. At first glance i did not think the results or forecast were that bad but clearly the market thinks differently.
Your thoughts.
Q: hi guys when a fund manager shorts a stock how long would they typically hold it for and what would they be looking for in their entry and exit points
Q: Context: CHE.UN is 0.3% of our portfolio, it's down 50%. The price is not improving and the dividend has been the same since Feb 2007.
What do you think of the strategy of holding CHE.UN through a dividend cut... in the hopes that the share price will increase after the cut. A pattern that *seems* to follow most dividend cuts.
Thanks.
What do you think of the strategy of holding CHE.UN through a dividend cut... in the hopes that the share price will increase after the cut. A pattern that *seems* to follow most dividend cuts.
Thanks.
Q: If now is a good time to begin putting 12% cash to work increasing our USA div. income to balance our RRIF withdrawals for a mid 70s couple what stocks or etfs would you recommend. We currently own VZ@ 1%, QCO M@1% VGG 1% and VUN 3% to top up.
According to your portfolio analysis we need more US communication, US industrial, and US basic materials. Is it better to have div. income from Canada than US in our RRIF plans?
Would also like to switch our 3.5% position of IYT to div. position.
Take as many question as needed. Thanks
According to your portfolio analysis we need more US communication, US industrial, and US basic materials. Is it better to have div. income from Canada than US in our RRIF plans?
Would also like to switch our 3.5% position of IYT to div. position.
Take as many question as needed. Thanks
Q: ALA has been weak lately. The stock is still up about 30% since Jan 1st but lower over one year. Do you think the weakness is related to selling the remaining portion of their Canadian spin-off or just normal trading? Looking at the one year chart it appears some sellers could be taking profits and others could be crystallizing capital losses. I don't think volume has significantly picked-up during the decline - the stock just tends to drift lower.
Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jim
Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jim
Q: do the strong results of amkor be relative to what might happen at photon or am i off base here. dave
Q: How do you see the market reacting to the earnings over the short term (2-3 months)? Are you still a strong supporter? Did you see anything in earnings that concerns you?
Q: Any companies or how does one invest in Electric Vehicle Energy Management Systems ? I work in this Industry and believe there is potential .
Many Thanks
Greg
Many Thanks
Greg
Q: WFT seems to have turned a corner - do you see this as significant? Is there likely to be a similar turn in WEF, assuming they get the strike settled? Would you take a partial position in WFT ? Thanks Jim
Q: What are your thoughts on Parex as a long term hold, do you prefer it over other oil & gas picks ( if not, what do you prefer? ) and what is the reason for the recent insider stock sales?
Q: I understand there are some ETFs or possibly mutual funds that invest in such a way that dividends are captured as capital gains, to reduce income tax. But I also understand the government is considering legislative changes to prevent this type of structure. Do you have any insights/recommendations on these products?