Q: Your thoughts on the Alexander Dennis acquisition? I sold NFI for a tax loss early this year. Is it time to step back in?
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Q: Does today's acquisition make New Flyer itself a more attractive takeout candidate? Thanks.
Q: The bank just reported. Your analysis will be appreciated. That doesn't look good to me, not a huge miss but still. Any positive?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi team,
Canacol has been paying down debt, has also executed well on the completion of its pipeline scheduled for late June/19,and according to analyst will be earning 74cents a share in 2020.would this be a good time to purchase stocks ,do you see it as being undervalues and would 7.00$ a share in 18 months be a reasonable target price?
many thanks,
Jean
Canacol has been paying down debt, has also executed well on the completion of its pipeline scheduled for late June/19,and according to analyst will be earning 74cents a share in 2020.would this be a good time to purchase stocks ,do you see it as being undervalues and would 7.00$ a share in 18 months be a reasonable target price?
many thanks,
Jean
Q: Please comment on the sale of the generating assets.
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI)
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Boralex Inc. Class A Shares (BLX)
Q: My wife only wants to invest in environmentally friendly companies ( eg renewable energy sector etc). I have bought for her QST. I would like to put her in solid larger companies that pay a dividend. Could you recommend your top 5 picks?
Q: What is your favorite health care pick for a growth / aggressive growth investor with at least a $1 billion market cap? Perhaps you can list 2 and rank them in order of preference. I'm indifferent as to whether the company is Canadian or U.S., just looking for your favorite growth picks.
Q: Hi team,
I saw the comment earlier from Rick on TD not offering Norbert’s Gambit option for RRIFs. I am not at the RRIF stage yet but moving closer. I have used Norbert’s Gambit many times for my RRSP, TFSA and Cash accounts at TD. Without this option, I think the FX conversion charge, if I recall past conversations with TD, is a minimum 1.5% for larger amounts, ranging up to 2% or more for smaller amounts. If Norbert’s Gambit is not available at TD once I get to the RRIF stage, I will look at moving my account(s) as well. In a RRIF, I will likely be using Norbert’s Gambit more to move funds back to Canada from the U.S. for the minimum annual withdrawals required by law. Like Rick, I am interested if other members have the Norbert’s Gambit option for their RRIFs.
Dave
I saw the comment earlier from Rick on TD not offering Norbert’s Gambit option for RRIFs. I am not at the RRIF stage yet but moving closer. I have used Norbert’s Gambit many times for my RRSP, TFSA and Cash accounts at TD. Without this option, I think the FX conversion charge, if I recall past conversations with TD, is a minimum 1.5% for larger amounts, ranging up to 2% or more for smaller amounts. If Norbert’s Gambit is not available at TD once I get to the RRIF stage, I will look at moving my account(s) as well. In a RRIF, I will likely be using Norbert’s Gambit more to move funds back to Canada from the U.S. for the minimum annual withdrawals required by law. Like Rick, I am interested if other members have the Norbert’s Gambit option for their RRIFs.
Dave
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
Q: Based on the information I'm getting from various sources, it seems to me that it's time rearrange my portfolio to reflect the possibility of a recession in the near future. Based on that premise, I've decided to buy the 'best of the best' dividend and dividend increasing companies in Canada. I would appreciate it if you would suggest the absolute best quality companies Canada has to offer an investor in the so called "more conservative" sectors. I'm thinking sectors like pipelines, utilities, telcos but I'm open to other sectors/companies you think will hold up well in a recession. I'm looking for at least 6-8 companies that you believe would fit these criteria. Thanks as always for your guidance.
Q: Good morning
Which would be the best company in AI to invest in ???
Which would be the best company in AI to invest in ???
Q: Good afternoon, could you explain process to tender GS shares in response to approved buyout by Onex. GS shares are held at BMO Investorline.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Besides paas and Fr..... what other silver companies would you recommend ?
Q: Morning guys:
Could you please provide me a name or 2 where I can dollar cost average every month and buy shares of a company no matter the price for a long term holding. I’ve been doing with Td bank presently . Do u think this is a good strategy ?
Thank u
Mark
Could you please provide me a name or 2 where I can dollar cost average every month and buy shares of a company no matter the price for a long term holding. I’ve been doing with Td bank presently . Do u think this is a good strategy ?
Thank u
Mark
Q: Is portfolio balancing different than averaging down? I will be doing my semi-annual portfolio over the next couple of weeks and with the decline of names like MG, MX and TSGI to name a few I suspect I will be a bit underweight in consumer discretionary and materials. I see portfolio balancing as shoring up the laggards and trimming the overweight (winners) but that means buying stocks that are not showing momentum and may even be in continuing decline. So, are these two ideas incompatible and if so, what is the "proper" way to rebalance?
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Q: BTO has been dropping fast (20 cents) after there was a rumour on May 23 that it was pursuing an adquisition in Zimbabwe . Clive Johnson sent an email on the same day indicating the contrary. Is the drop related to the rumour ?, and is this an opportunity to buy some more ?, or there are some bad news/developments that can explain the recent drop . Thanks
Market chatter May 23 , B2Gold (BTG) is considering the purchase of the idled Shamva gold mine in Zimbabwe, if it may be exempted from a law that requires producers to sell all the metal to the country's central bank, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
If B2Gold proceeds with the purchase from owner Metallon, it will invest $150 million to $200 million in developing the mine, one of the sources said. The company is willing to pay about a third of the book value Shamva, which was last assessed at $167 million seven years ago, the source added.
Market chatter May 23 , B2Gold (BTG) is considering the purchase of the idled Shamva gold mine in Zimbabwe, if it may be exempted from a law that requires producers to sell all the metal to the country's central bank, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
If B2Gold proceeds with the purchase from owner Metallon, it will invest $150 million to $200 million in developing the mine, one of the sources said. The company is willing to pay about a third of the book value Shamva, which was last assessed at $167 million seven years ago, the source added.
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Freehold Royalties Ltd. (FRU)
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Fiera Capital Corporation Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (FSZ)
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Hydro One Limited (H)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP Limited Partnership Units (BIP)
Q: How much growth (price + dividend growth) are you expecting individually from these dividend stocks in the next 3-5 years? Please arrange these stocks with the most growth to the least growth.
Q: These two companies will be sold in my RRSP (Valener) and Cash (Crius) accounts. I have held these stocks as income producers. What would be good replacement stock(s) for these when they are sold. For Crius, if you could, give me 4 or 5 stocks that could replace it for income. My portfolio is well diversified and I am looking for a 4-6% dividend paying stock. Thanks, as always, for the guidance.
Q: Any news on Crius for the below sell ALL BY MORGAN STANLEY. Is the take over cancelled ????
thanks
Yossi
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thanks
Yossi
6:00:00 T 8.52 -0.14 100 79 CIBC 53 Morgan Stanley KQ
16:00:00 T 8.52 -0.14 300 9 BMO Nesbitt 53 Morgan Stanley KQ
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16:00:00 T 8.52 -0.14 500 39 Merrill Lynch 53 Morgan Stanley KQ
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Q: Could you please give me an update on your thoughts on CAE Inc? It has been on run lately, is it still a buy rating? Thank you, Peter
Q: I have held Park Lawn for a while and it has been a decent performer. However, I note that over the last month it has been very strong, almost, relatively, parabolic and without a “down” day for some while. Ie. from around $25.50 on May 1 to over $29 today. Do you have any information on why this security may be acting so?