Q: Good morning: I have owned BAD (in a Riff) for many years and have gained about 50,000. on it.. But since the short attack nothing is happening.. Question: What would you replace it with. I'm thinking about ATA. Please advise and also give me other suggestions. Thanks. Ernie
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Q: Is there an end to this stock slaugther?
Q: Further to my recent question on Magna - Do you or do you not consider Magna a buy at the current price and why? Thanks Jim
Q: Bns has not done well by me, would you recommend adding to my td stock or buying another bank. What is your opinion of bns for the foreseeable future? Thank you.
Q: Would you buy TCL.A today or does this stock fall into the "catch a falling knife" category?
Q: What do you think is holding back shares of Alcanna. Pays good dividend, all over the news on how they are in the green following 1st week of marijuana legalization.
Q: I get that the Marijuana stocks are coming back to earth, and that the whole industry is very much overvalued, but if I look at OGI and see that it is primed to earn 30 cents in 2020, on a fundamental basis it may be a tad expensive but we are not talking dot com or Bitcoin valuations are we? What am I missing?
Q: In light of the current market correction as well as tax loss selling, what stocks would you recommend to a bargain hunter for long term growth. Thanks.
Q: Just a follow up comment on the earlier question about Indigo. It sold Kobo to Rakuten in 2012 for a net gain of about $145 million. With its current cash on hand of $155, it may be treading water in terms of its ongoing business operations.
Q: What is your opinion of Sangoma's Fiscal 2018 results? Q4 looked really good with very strong EBITDA margins coming in much higher than expectations. Do you think the stock can move up from current trading levels?
Q: High tech new issue. Your comments?
John
John
Q: Can I get your analysis on these 3 companies and a comment on whether they would be a buy in a well diversified portfolio? Thank you.
Q: What is your opinion about ARKW etf? Is the company behind it reliable?
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iShares Core MSCI All Country World ex Canada Index ETF (XAW)
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
Q: Is there much duplication between xaw and vee? I'm aiming to be properly diversified internationally. I hold both as well as cdz as a part of a balanced eft equity portfolio. Thoughts?
Q: Can you give an update on TCS? Is it a buy at this level?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: I have received a proof of claim form for Amaya Inc. Securities, Seattle respecting a class action suit. I have received a dozen of these for companies that I have held in the past. My one experience of spending many hours filling out forms and paperwork and research and dealing with Siskinds LLP was after 2 years and a lot of my time, in the hopes of recovery my losses ($5,000.00), I received $150.00. Is it worthwhile for shareholders to go through this, or is it strictly a benefit to the lawyers to collect names for their suit?
As I started to bring this to your attention, I noticed someone has written in about webinars. Where do I find them? Thank you Dennis
As I started to bring this to your attention, I noticed someone has written in about webinars. Where do I find them? Thank you Dennis
Q: Based on some of my recent readings, it appears that companies with long term vs short term thinking and decision making processes outperform in the long run. A few companies that come to mind for me would with management teams that don’t worry only about their quarter to quarter numbers would be CSU, JPM, Berkshire and Amazon. Can you name as many companies as you see fit that meet this criteria ‘long termsism’ thinking that would be good long term buys in the USA or Canada? Thanks again
Q: What are you current thoughts on SWY and the last round of investing?
Q: Magna is cyclical, they say. Do you think it is near the bottom of this cycle? I originally bought at 48, reduced at 71, is it time to top up again? Thanks Jim
Q: Where do you see Canadian banks and financials heading? Do you see the downturn ending in the next month or two?
Guy
Guy