Q: Please comment on latest Q. Do the results warrant addition to a 2% position(p/p $47.58)? Txs for u usual great services & views
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Q: Hi,
I have bought PEO @ $4.27 and as of today I have 111% paper profit.
Peter published an article whose subject was "keep your winners"
but it's still not clear when to crystallize profit from such a winner.
Please provide some guide lines.
Thanks,
Morris
I have bought PEO @ $4.27 and as of today I have 111% paper profit.
Peter published an article whose subject was "keep your winners"
but it's still not clear when to crystallize profit from such a winner.
Please provide some guide lines.
Thanks,
Morris
Q: I have held this stock for a couple of years based on your recommend (thank you!!). I notice it has been recently breaking out of a year long trading range to new highs. While the last quarter was ok, it doesn’t really explain the breakout. Any thoughts on why?
Thanks as always.
Thanks as always.
Q: Is American Electric Power to expensive to buy at the current price?
Q: Would you buy Lspd before earnings or should be after earnings.? Thanks
Q: BAM.A has just announced an asset purchase from ALA on behalf of its Terraform holdingsCould you explain how this purchase's impact on BEP.UN.
Thanks
Bob Rose
Thanks
Bob Rose
Q: Good days guys!
The stock is up 20% today due to couche-tard buying 10% of their equity.
Could you please provide your view on this stock? Is this a good entry point?
The stock is up 20% today due to couche-tard buying 10% of their equity.
Could you please provide your view on this stock? Is this a good entry point?
Q: Any recent reason for Enbridge's decline the previous few days (industry or company news, analysts report, etc etc)?
Thanks.
John
Thanks.
John
Q: In your answer to Shyam on the 25th you mentioned GOOD and LMH. Are those symbols accurate or did you typo them?
Sheldon
Sheldon
Q: I see that Flir's results failed to please. What did you think of them and is it worth topping up a position in this stock?
TIA
TIA
Q: Hi 5i,
Opinions on Flir please?
Thanks Mike
Opinions on Flir please?
Thanks Mike
Q: Comments on the latest update by Covalon. It has a slight whiff of the troubles that rht went through.
Q: Hi,
With COV down 20% right now would you add to an existing position. What would be your maximum weight you'd recommend in a balanced portfolio considering the risk ? Thanks
With COV down 20% right now would you add to an existing position. What would be your maximum weight you'd recommend in a balanced portfolio considering the risk ? Thanks
Q: I've 1% portfolio of COV, now down 50%. Would you advise adding another 1%? Thank you. Fooklin
Q: Hi !
In your reply to Shyam today, you mentioned LMH.
What are you referring to ?
Thanks,
Jacques
In your reply to Shyam today, you mentioned LMH.
What are you referring to ?
Thanks,
Jacques
Q: Morning ...Ryan have we seen the top end of recovery for this stock. TY.
Q: Could I please have your opinion of this ETF as part of a fixed income portfolio.
Thank You
Gerry
Thank You
Gerry
Q: Is VUN considered a tax efficient ETF to hold US stocks in an TFSA account?
If not could you suggest another?
If not could you suggest another?
- Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (CAD-hedged) (VSP)
- Vanguard U.S. Total Market Index ETF (VUN)
- Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO)
- Vanguard High Dividend Yield Indx ETF (VYM)
Q: Can you please give me your recommendations for ETFS in the following categories?
US S&P 500
US Total Market
US Dividend
Thanks
US S&P 500
US Total Market
US Dividend
Thanks
- iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
- Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond Index ETF (VSC)
Q: Thank you for your Portfolio Analytics feature, I am finding it a useful tool for helping with overall perspective.
Here is a sounding board fixed income ETF allocation question.
In registered accounts I currently have 1% XBB and another 4'ish% spread generally evenly between VSC, CLF and CBO.
For general simplification purposes would it be a better idea to only hold a couple of ETFs or maybe even just a single bond fund?
Possibly keep XBB and choose one of shorter-termed VSC/CLF/CBO products? Would you suggest different ETF(s) instead? Thanks for any ideas and I recognize you are not giving individual advice.
Here is a sounding board fixed income ETF allocation question.
In registered accounts I currently have 1% XBB and another 4'ish% spread generally evenly between VSC, CLF and CBO.
For general simplification purposes would it be a better idea to only hold a couple of ETFs or maybe even just a single bond fund?
Possibly keep XBB and choose one of shorter-termed VSC/CLF/CBO products? Would you suggest different ETF(s) instead? Thanks for any ideas and I recognize you are not giving individual advice.