Q: Hi can you please give me your thoughts on their latest results
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Q: For TSGI, would be classified as being part of a balanced or growth portfolio, and also what portfolio weight would it be given, 5, 4, or 3%?.......Thanks
Q: I was surprised by the fact that New Look Vision only traded 1100 shares, as it looks to me that they had a good beat on earnings. Would you comment, please. How is BCI coming along, in your opinion?
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Dollarama Inc. (DOL)
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
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CAE Inc. (CAE)
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BRP Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (DOO)
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Great Canadian Gaming Corporation (GC)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
Q: Hi there,
For a balanced investor with a growth tilt and a longterm hold - how would you rank the following 6 stocks from best to worst?
Thanks for your great service!
For a balanced investor with a growth tilt and a longterm hold - how would you rank the following 6 stocks from best to worst?
Thanks for your great service!
Q: Hello,
With the big run ups would you still recommend buying these two stocks? Thank u
With the big run ups would you still recommend buying these two stocks? Thank u
Q: Hi- have done ok with itx since the move to london, would you advise to sell all and buy tsgi or stay the course or a better way to stay in the sector. Thanks
Q: Does ZCL's future look interesting enough that you would entertain buying it now for the special dividend ? Thanx Robbie
Q: Please comment on SIS and TV results. Thanks
Q: Results look good to me. I currently hold a 4% weighting.
I have a long time frame and high risk tolerance. If the stock performs well is it ok to carry to a 7% weighting before rebalancing.
2nd question is I like to set targets like 7% above and let the target dictate rather then the emotion that may play in the moment.
3rd question is 7% to high.
My overall comfort perfect portfolio target is 4% but I know there is times to overweight. When I do overweight I prefer it be less speculative which I consider Aqn to fit.
Thanks
John
I have a long time frame and high risk tolerance. If the stock performs well is it ok to carry to a 7% weighting before rebalancing.
2nd question is I like to set targets like 7% above and let the target dictate rather then the emotion that may play in the moment.
3rd question is 7% to high.
My overall comfort perfect portfolio target is 4% but I know there is times to overweight. When I do overweight I prefer it be less speculative which I consider Aqn to fit.
Thanks
John
Q: Can you discuss ecn's results and their new investment with The Kessler Group? Thanks...
Q: Where do you see ECN's share price going with the news announcement released Thursday on their large investment in Kessler? Thanks Kim
Q: Hi team, I would like your thoughts on the strategic investment with The Kessler group and secondly, your take for the next 2 / 3 years?
Great work for all members.
Jacques
Great work for all members.
Jacques
Q: Your view on results of GUD & going forward.Txs for u usual great services & views
Q: Please comment on BAD results. Thanks
Q: Hi team,
I saw a comment earlier today about increasing your U.S. coverage, that I would also like to endorse. I realize that staffing and resources and the sheer breadth of the U.S. markets are significant constraints. Even though you do not officially cover the U.S., your comments are spot on. I discovered BOX from your comments; SQ as well if I recall. I am moving more and more funds to the U.S. these days, mainly for tech, some financials. Tech is a long term secular theme that will be here long after we are all gone. The TSX is such a narrow index; financials, oil and gas and materials. Perhaps you could consider venturing into the U.S. on a sector basis, where the TSX is weak, such as tech. Maybe add in consumer and financials.
I for one would be willing to pay a significantly higher annual subscription for U.S. coverage, just for certain sectors if necessary. I have subscribed in the past to several other investment services that were much higher in price and much inferior in service to yours.
Thanks for your consideration and as always, I appreciate the service.
That’s my 2 cents worth (in U.S., not Cdn).
dave
I saw a comment earlier today about increasing your U.S. coverage, that I would also like to endorse. I realize that staffing and resources and the sheer breadth of the U.S. markets are significant constraints. Even though you do not officially cover the U.S., your comments are spot on. I discovered BOX from your comments; SQ as well if I recall. I am moving more and more funds to the U.S. these days, mainly for tech, some financials. Tech is a long term secular theme that will be here long after we are all gone. The TSX is such a narrow index; financials, oil and gas and materials. Perhaps you could consider venturing into the U.S. on a sector basis, where the TSX is weak, such as tech. Maybe add in consumer and financials.
I for one would be willing to pay a significantly higher annual subscription for U.S. coverage, just for certain sectors if necessary. I have subscribed in the past to several other investment services that were much higher in price and much inferior in service to yours.
Thanks for your consideration and as always, I appreciate the service.
That’s my 2 cents worth (in U.S., not Cdn).
dave
Q: Would GC still be a buy at $47 or do you think the price may come down in the next week after today's run?
Q: Of these 2 risky small caps which one would you pick for a 1-2 yr hold and why also any near term catalysts as always thanks for your professional service
Q: Hi 5i.
Why would the CT voting shares be up 5% and the non-voting shares down by 5% on the Helly Hanson announcement?
Thanks,
Scott
Why would the CT voting shares be up 5% and the non-voting shares down by 5% on the Helly Hanson announcement?
Thanks,
Scott
Q: Hello,
What could have caused the drop today?
Thank you.
What could have caused the drop today?
Thank you.
Q: After a poor quarter, or other "bad" news announcement that causes a stock to sell off, how long typically does it take the security to find its new price level and stabilize (how long does it normally take for selling exhaustion to take effect)? What indicators can one use to see when this new price level has been achieved? Volume? Price stabilizes for x number of days? Thanks!