Q: Market certainly seems to like the UEG acquisition. How does it look to you?
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Q: Good Morning,
What do you think of AOI's move into Nigeria? Looks good from an oil producer standpoint and cashflow but if they mess it up somehow then most of their cash on the balance sheet has been spent. The market seems to like the move.
Thanks
What do you think of AOI's move into Nigeria? Looks good from an oil producer standpoint and cashflow but if they mess it up somehow then most of their cash on the balance sheet has been spent. The market seems to like the move.
Thanks
Q: Hi,
Does JPM, BLK offer better value as compared to BNS, TD. Do we need to diversify in to US Banks or Canadian banks and insurance companies are a good diversification for the Financials sector allocation.
Thanks
Ninad
Does JPM, BLK offer better value as compared to BNS, TD. Do we need to diversify in to US Banks or Canadian banks and insurance companies are a good diversification for the Financials sector allocation.
Thanks
Ninad
- Fiera Capital Corporation Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (FSZ)
- Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. (GS)
Q: Good morning...we own gs and are down but this had a good dividend and we are long term investors but are looking to add fsz for both dividend appreciation and larger company. Would you have an equal allocation to these two or move out of gs which we are down on in a cash account and move that money into fsz...thanks for the great service...Gene
Q: In your answer to Dennis you indicated cash flow was 33 cents were 44 was expected. However normalized cash flow rose from 24 cents to 44. What is "normalized" and is that the 44 cents that was expected? Sounds like one of those "alternate truths" we hear about these days.
The sale of $1b in assets seems to have rattled stock holders however isn't that Brookfield's forte; sell fully valued assets and use the funds to buy the bargains they see in emerging markets and US public equity markets.
In summary I am wondering if I should buy shares at the current price to return the holding to 5%.
Your assistance is, as always , appreciated.
Mike
The sale of $1b in assets seems to have rattled stock holders however isn't that Brookfield's forte; sell fully valued assets and use the funds to buy the bargains they see in emerging markets and US public equity markets.
In summary I am wondering if I should buy shares at the current price to return the holding to 5%.
Your assistance is, as always , appreciated.
Mike
Q: Thoughts on Spotify?
How much time is needed for this company before an investment needs to be reevaluated? I don't mind drops of 20% or more if I have a reasonable chance over the long term (say 5-10 year period) to make some big money.
What size of position weighting would this stock have if it was in your growth portfolio?
How much time is needed for this company before an investment needs to be reevaluated? I don't mind drops of 20% or more if I have a reasonable chance over the long term (say 5-10 year period) to make some big money.
What size of position weighting would this stock have if it was in your growth portfolio?
Q: EBIX is tanking, in your opinion is this overdone? A sell or hold?
- iShares Core MSCI All Country World ex Canada Index ETF (XAW)
- iShares Core S&P U.S. Total Market Index ETF (XUU)
Q: Hi 5i,
The majority of my portfolio (70% - i.e. everything non-Canadian) is invested in XAW & XUU, which I add my savings to regularly to keep my geographic allocations where I want them.
I will shortly be receiving a sizable (to me) lump sum from the sale of a small business and will be putting most if not all of it into my portfolio. My question is about currency hedging on ETFs like the ones I use. I don't have any hedged investments now. I've read everything I can find on the subject and it seems smarter money, especially with long term investment horizons, stays away from these hedged options.
I know that fact alone probably answers my own question. But, with a sizeable one-time contribution, I cant help wondering if our current 75/76/77 cent dollar might be hovering at its lows, and maybe hedging should be considered? Looking for your opinion on that subject, and also how you feel in general about the two ETFs noted above. Any better suggestions?
Thanks so much!
The majority of my portfolio (70% - i.e. everything non-Canadian) is invested in XAW & XUU, which I add my savings to regularly to keep my geographic allocations where I want them.
I will shortly be receiving a sizable (to me) lump sum from the sale of a small business and will be putting most if not all of it into my portfolio. My question is about currency hedging on ETFs like the ones I use. I don't have any hedged investments now. I've read everything I can find on the subject and it seems smarter money, especially with long term investment horizons, stays away from these hedged options.
I know that fact alone probably answers my own question. But, with a sizeable one-time contribution, I cant help wondering if our current 75/76/77 cent dollar might be hovering at its lows, and maybe hedging should be considered? Looking for your opinion on that subject, and also how you feel in general about the two ETFs noted above. Any better suggestions?
Thanks so much!
Q: How sustainable is the dividend? What is your overall opinion for the future of this company
Q: So, this is a what am I missing question, and I have missed a lot over 30 plus years of investing. I have held this for INCOME for over 2 years and at a 2.5% weighting and a cost base of $8.25. An average yld of 8% more then suits my requirements for income. A part of my thoughts were this fund should actually do OK in a raising interest rate situation, however it seems to be dropping recently. Is this a simple market reaction, a negative view on Manulife as a parent, or am I wrong on my views for stable value here? I am thinking of adding to 3% and seek your views. Again this is for a Yield play and stable cost base. Thanks
Q: Good morning, I've held onto these US stocks throughout the decline and am down 13 and 14% respectively. Still worth hanging onto both? FTV and ATVI
- Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM)
- Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
- Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
- Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
- Parex Resources Inc. (PXT)
Q: Hi,
In energy and power utility sector which companies do you recommend at current valuation. Is XOM a good buy or it is better to invest in ENB or PXT in current market and future growth perspective.
Appreciate the great service
Thanks
Ninad
In energy and power utility sector which companies do you recommend at current valuation. Is XOM a good buy or it is better to invest in ENB or PXT in current market and future growth perspective.
Appreciate the great service
Thanks
Ninad
Q: Which of these Vanadium companies are worth a close second look?
Are there any others worthy of consideration?
Are there any others worthy of consideration?
Q: Hello, after listening to your recent webinar I found this interesting retailer. I know the US is not your focus but I would appreciate your comments on this company. Thank you.
Glen
Glen
Q: Hello
Could you comment on most recent quarter results for both Saputo and AIG?
Oddly enough AIG is up today after posting what I thought were ugly results?
Thank you!
Stephane
Could you comment on most recent quarter results for both Saputo and AIG?
Oddly enough AIG is up today after posting what I thought were ugly results?
Thank you!
Stephane
Q: GC reporting Monday...thoughts?
Q: Hi,
Your opinion on baylin's latest results and conference call.
Thank you
Your opinion on baylin's latest results and conference call.
Thank you
Q: Any details about the annonced transactions yesterday. The increase in dividende looks good to me. Your feelings please.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Morning...what stocks (list of 5)would likely see a good bump over the next quarter with trade issues calming down with China...
Thanks
Matt
Thanks
Matt
Q: Can you comment on today's earnings and an outlook for BBU