Q: Thank you for the Monday morning alert. I took a chance that you would have devoted a bit of holiday time to explain the situation in easier language than CNBC was describing.
When stocks report good quarters they spike up and then 90% of the time they drift back down to the trend line. This happens whether the market has been in an uptick or a downtick. I guess I should be like everyone else and when this happens, get out of all or a big part of my positions. What would be your advice on this? Thanks so much.
Q: Hi Group i am treating the above stocks as core positions. I am concerned that some of the list are taking big hits so should i take profits while there is still some $ left in the black . FFH is an example where my profits was 40% now less than 10% ? (this is my worst performer so please answer specifically what you suggest buy, sell or hold). . Please advise if I should take some profits or just ride it out. List in order of preference...Buy sell ,or hold Thanks for your thoughts on this dilemma
Can you please comment on the recent quarterly results of both those insurers and a possible reason for the precipitous drop (over $120 i.e 8.5%) in FFH over the previous 2 days?
Q: For ETF’s there are a number of variations of a given index such as market capitalization weighting vs equal weight capitalization vs capped weighting and for Canadian versions of US ETF’s hedged vs unhedged. I’m sure I’m probably missing other differentiating options. For someone who wants to invest in Canadian (rather US) dollars, and given all these different options, I’m wondering what your preferred funds would be for S&P500, NASDAQ100, and an international ex-US ETF and a brief comment for each as to the rationale why? For coverage of the TSX do you prefer a fund that tracks the TSX60 or the entire index and which one would that be? Would these suggestions differ depending upon whether the funds are held in a non-registered account vs an RRSP vs other registered accounts (TFSA, FHSA and RESP)? Thanks.
Q: the Q2 seems indicating that they have managed the way to survive the challenges of liquidity. if that is the case, then the net equity per share of $23.45 would worth the risk and patient. your comments please.
Q: Hello Peter,
What is your opinion on Amazon's results? Buying opportunity? Would you use the decline in share price of constellation over the last two days as way of buying more? Is Teledoc a sell at this point and does the theme of remote healthcare no longer hold as it did during covid? thanks a bunch
Q: What’s the outlook for copper and does the insider buying mean anything for a small stock like this? If you were a penny stock trader would it grab your attention? Can you tell me anything about the company both good and bad from a financial standpoint? Are familiar with the CEO or management track record? Thanks