Q: Which stocks are undervalue or cheap as of today?.
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Q: Your outlook on this stock please
Q: I have a Tax Free Saving Account government regulation question. In January 2019, I contribute $6,000.00 dollars, the new possible limit per year. Then, in January 2019, I transfer in-kind from regular account to my TFSA a stock worth $6,000.00 dollars. Now, can I buy another stock in the TFSA with the $6,000.00 dollars in cash in the account?
Q: Your comment on earnings would be appreciated.
Sheldon
Sheldon
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Vanguard FTSE Developed All Cap ex North America Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (VI)
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Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap ex Canada Index ETF (VXC)
Q: Which ETF ex North America, would you recommend for global exposure?
Q: I bought BCE two or three years ago and watched its value peak about 3 times before settling back down now to levels pretty much where I bought it. In the meantime, I've had the benefit of a good dividend.
When I look at the 3 year chart, it is beginning to look encouraging again. so I was thinking that maybe some folks are buying into the telecoms because they like the stability offered in an economic downturn. I was about ready to sell and look for something with a bit more growth. Maybe I should hang on?
Would you recommend anything else with a similar dividend and stability in this economic environment?
When I look at the 3 year chart, it is beginning to look encouraging again. so I was thinking that maybe some folks are buying into the telecoms because they like the stability offered in an economic downturn. I was about ready to sell and look for something with a bit more growth. Maybe I should hang on?
Would you recommend anything else with a similar dividend and stability in this economic environment?
Q: Analysts have recently become quite positive about AEZS. Morningstars sees 38 per cent upside to fair value; Thomson Reuters rates is a 10/10 with a trailing P/E of 5.7 with a net margin of 34 per cent. Has your opinion changed since your last reply?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: SIS and Toy are continuously going down is there any other reason than tax sell,Are they good buys today?. Or something wrong with them?.
Q: Ryan and Peter,
I'm looking to buy a company that has good rebound potential once the market turns. SIS AND NFI both seem to be oversold. In your opinion, which one looks like it is poised to impove its share price the most once this market improves. Which other companies, (sector doesn't matter) have excellent rebound potential. Thanks for your advice.
I'm looking to buy a company that has good rebound potential once the market turns. SIS AND NFI both seem to be oversold. In your opinion, which one looks like it is poised to impove its share price the most once this market improves. Which other companies, (sector doesn't matter) have excellent rebound potential. Thanks for your advice.
Q: I have a question about VFV and index ETFs generally. If equity markets are facing headwinds in the next year or so as some analysts believe, would this be the wrong time to sell individual stocks in my investment account and go to index funds? My goal is to simplify and de-risk my portfolio and reduce some volatility. Thanks for your help, Ron
Q: Good morning 5i,
I believe you have said somewhere that you would prefer the American banks at the current moment. I am wondering if I am remembering correctly and if so, would you stand by that, and again if so, would you buy bac now instead of BNS, all things being equal.
thanks as always
I believe you have said somewhere that you would prefer the American banks at the current moment. I am wondering if I am remembering correctly and if so, would you stand by that, and again if so, would you buy bac now instead of BNS, all things being equal.
thanks as always
Q: Is having a good day. Anything 5 i sees to account for this. Thx
Q: Kinaxis has grown significantly over the past few years. While
the company has solidly managed growth to date, a key risk is the
company’s ability to manage and support its rapid growth and the challenges and
difficulties associated with managing a larger, more complex business. In your view, does KXS current management have the ability to scale KXS and take the company to the next level internationally?
the company has solidly managed growth to date, a key risk is the
company’s ability to manage and support its rapid growth and the challenges and
difficulties associated with managing a larger, more complex business. In your view, does KXS current management have the ability to scale KXS and take the company to the next level internationally?
Q: Hi: The above three seem to be dead money or major losers. Is there any hope for them? If not, is it time to sell them or wait longer for a possible bounce?
Q: This ETF has shown on May 31,2018 95 million Outstdg shares. On Nov 1 they had 99 million shares. which in my opinion diluted the value of my shares.??
I called them and they said, that they had to issue new shares as Institutional clients asked for it.I said why they did not come on the open market and bid up the price. He said it doesn't work that way. I said isn't it like a Central Bank who just prints more money.Can you clarify who is right? Am confused.Art
I called them and they said, that they had to issue new shares as Institutional clients asked for it.I said why they did not come on the open market and bid up the price. He said it doesn't work that way. I said isn't it like a Central Bank who just prints more money.Can you clarify who is right? Am confused.Art
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H&R Real Estate Investment Trust (HR.UN)
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Artis Real Estate Investment Trust (AX.UN)
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Brookfield Property Partners L.P. (BPY.UN)
Q: I have funds to invest in the office/retail sector. I could add to positions I hold in Brookfield Property Partners and H&R, or I could buy Artis. Your opinion?
Q: Hi, I’m a little low on oil and reits and was thinking of vermillion or summit to add at this time. Vermillion because of a possible rebound and dividend, or Summit as it is in a nice uptread but may be soon done? I have been caught a few times buying high and watching it go south.
Would you have a clear idea which way to go or a better alternative? I don’t want to buy both because of limited funds
Thanks
Would you have a clear idea which way to go or a better alternative? I don’t want to buy both because of limited funds
Thanks
Q: ILUVIEN approval for GUD. How big a deal is this. I noticed on the Globe and Mail GUD was proposed as a small cap to watch. I don<t know how important this deal is. But, i see it didn<t affect the stock price much.
thanks for the great service
thanks for the great service
Q: Hello,
Are these Debentures convertible? And if so, what are the terms?
Thanks,
Stephen
Are these Debentures convertible? And if so, what are the terms?
Thanks,
Stephen
Q: Can you suggest a couple of low cost, US financial ETFs in CAD for me to follow up on? Thank-you.