Q: what I have learned is that some of these short sellers are very well researched. that cohodes likely knows more about this stock than 99% of the long investors. fundamentals looked good. do you think home capital will go bankrupt or ..
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Q: Morguard REIT has just come off a recent high and although I like the dividend, I am down 11% since I bought the shares and there doesn't seem to be much promise of growth, so I am considering selling. Is there any reason for the recent drop?
I am well represented in the REIT sector in Canada and the US and would replace the shares with another good dividend payer. Currently thinking of KWH.UN.
Any comments?
I am well represented in the REIT sector in Canada and the US and would replace the shares with another good dividend payer. Currently thinking of KWH.UN.
Any comments?
Q: EQB.PR.C - do you think the $4 drop today is justified.
If not I am thinking of adding a little to my position before a possible rebound.
If not I am thinking of adding a little to my position before a possible rebound.
Q: Wow. All that selling. My question is who is brave enough to be on the other side of the trades? How does HCG get itself through 2008 etc with its history and falter like this?
Q: You mentioned CRH Management will hopefully address the short report in their Management call tomorrow. They already took a first jab in the quarterly release:
"While acquiring less than 100% of an anesthesia business will obviously create more rapid increases to non-controlling interests versus purchasing the entire business, our joint venture strategy does significantly increase our opportunities for accretive acquisitions. As a result, our acquisition pipeline remains strong and we are confident in our ability to deliver on our growth strategy."
"While acquiring less than 100% of an anesthesia business will obviously create more rapid increases to non-controlling interests versus purchasing the entire business, our joint venture strategy does significantly increase our opportunities for accretive acquisitions. As a result, our acquisition pipeline remains strong and we are confident in our ability to deliver on our growth strategy."
Q: Please comment on MX results. Thanks
Q: Earnings look good. The stock has been so weak. Will these earnings kick start this company on an upward trend. I am down 20 percent and still holding for better days which seem to be coming.
Q: it looks like crh beat earnings and revenue big time, your take. dave
Q: Should be interesting, can you comment on the earnings when they come out. Thx
Q: Hi5i,
If I hold GIC's in a TD webroker account.
$100,000.00 BMO
$100,000.00 RB
Am I insured on each GIC or $100,000.00 for total account.
Thanks Dave
If I hold GIC's in a TD webroker account.
$100,000.00 BMO
$100,000.00 RB
Am I insured on each GIC or $100,000.00 for total account.
Thanks Dave
Q: Hi 5i Team,
Do you know who or what APP Research is? The person BNN had on this morning certainly did not hold back on HCG. In case you missed it, he mentioned liquidation as a distinct probability. Unfortunately, I still hold the stock.
Thanks for your comments.
Do you know who or what APP Research is? The person BNN had on this morning certainly did not hold back on HCG. In case you missed it, he mentioned liquidation as a distinct probability. Unfortunately, I still hold the stock.
Thanks for your comments.
Q: Great article: The Other Side - April 19, 2017 by Michael Batnick
http://theirrelevantinvestor.com/2017/04/19/the-other-side/
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If I were in the business of picking stocks, I would do two things: I would try to exclude the worst stocks rather than attempt to pick the best, and I would focus on value, which are really two sides of the same coin.
While the best performing stocks from year-to-year are all over the map, from deep value to high beta and everything in between, the worst performing stocks over time share similar characteristics. So maybe it’s not such a bad idea to be a closet indexer after all, except you should try to be in the closet that screens out stocks that are highly levered, have growing accruals, inventory build, or whatever metrics you prefer.
Investors are drawn to glamour stocks because the payoffs can be huge. But while they have great possibilities, they also have bad probabilities, as Patrick has shown. The best performing glamour stocks outperform by 112% on average, but the median result is underperformance of 11%. The best performing value stocks on the other hand, saw a 78% average excess return, while the median saw a 5% average excess return.
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Comments? As usual, thank you for sound advise.
http://theirrelevantinvestor.com/2017/04/19/the-other-side/
See/Insert graph:
http://theirrelevantinvestor.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/12.jpg
Excerpt:
...
If I were in the business of picking stocks, I would do two things: I would try to exclude the worst stocks rather than attempt to pick the best, and I would focus on value, which are really two sides of the same coin.
While the best performing stocks from year-to-year are all over the map, from deep value to high beta and everything in between, the worst performing stocks over time share similar characteristics. So maybe it’s not such a bad idea to be a closet indexer after all, except you should try to be in the closet that screens out stocks that are highly levered, have growing accruals, inventory build, or whatever metrics you prefer.
Investors are drawn to glamour stocks because the payoffs can be huge. But while they have great possibilities, they also have bad probabilities, as Patrick has shown. The best performing glamour stocks outperform by 112% on average, but the median result is underperformance of 11%. The best performing value stocks on the other hand, saw a 78% average excess return, while the median saw a 5% average excess return.
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Comments? As usual, thank you for sound advise.
Q: What is causing this 7% drop today?
Q: What is causing the price slide???
Q: According to Webbroker, it has an operating margin of 61%, ROE 16%, payout ratio of 9.8% and no debt. It looks like a quality company that's down about 28% on panic. If it's as good as it's stats appear to be it's on sale. What do you think of it's quality and prospects? Thanks.....
Q: Thoughts on this pullback and would you be buyers here?
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
Q: With goeasy's large drop today, assuming it's due to a sideswipe of the HCG debacle, is this a time to add to GSY. I know you like this company's growth prospects and have recommended it recently, but my concern is if there is a strong possibility that government may take a closer look at the 'alternative' financial practices given HCG's meltdown. Thanks for your take on this evolving situation!
Q: SBC is going through some moves - issues preferred shares, giving holders of capital shares more shares, etc. Could you explain what is going on? I own 500 A-shares. Thank you!
Q: Does the $2 billion LOC that HCG is hoping to secure today completely negate the run on deposits? It looks like the deposits were roughly $1.4 billion. Are these the only deposits taken by HCG or are there other subsidiaries that are also about to get the same treatment?
Thanks, Peter
Thanks, Peter
Q: Do you think HCG's "problems" could spread to FN?