Q: I use Adjusted Cost Base.ca to track my ACB. I have been with TD Direct Investing since 2012. They do an ok job of tracking ACB of stocks (including DRIP's and commissions) for stocks bought and held on one side or the other (CDN or US) of the account. This tends to go off the rails if I buy CDN stocks that pay USD dividends I journal them on the US side to get dividend/drip. If I move any portion of a given stock back to the CDN side of the account to sell or donate, I find the ACB is not accurate. It's easier to keep track and more accurate with Adjusted Cost Base.ca and it's free. Also, at tax time, TD only records the market value of sell transactions. You're on your own to calculate the book value.
Richard
Q: Regardless of NAFTA the US is going to require lots of lumber to rebuild after their disasters. WEF doesn't have any US mills but the other three do - but it does have a 3% Yield. The others have very low to zero yields. How would you rank these with regard to growth and solid financials over the next 1 - 2 yrs?
Q: In answer to a question asked by Ron this morning concerning 5 US stocks to short you mentioned WHR.
Yikes! I own this stock and have to wonder why you think it is a short candidate.
Q: Brick Brewing has taken a big drop in price in the last month. In your opinion is this due to seasonality, or due to some other factor? Would you hold here? Thanks in advance.
Q: I hold cash in my accounts. I would like your view on the companies addressed in this question.
Is it a good timing to initiate a position, what are their growth and safety prospects. Could you rate the above in order of priority.
I value as always your opinion.
Raouf
Q: I hold a 5% position in GE, down quite a bit now. I have a long time frame and am trying to be patient. Should I keep holding long term, see what the new CEO can do... if they cut the dividend should I sell?
Q: Hi Peter and team. Can you give your perspective on the news out of PYR and what it will mean for the co. in the long term. I hold a small amount of shares. Thanks, Gerry
Q: Although this UK, NASDAQ listed company is not in your usual wheelhouse, 5i (and Peter in particular) seem quite in tune with the tech area so I am hoping you can provide some information into this company.
It rose about 25% on Friday on its earnings report and has had stellar growth (I think) even without that bump. It is debt free and has money in the bank but does not yet turn a profit. I know individuals who deal with the company and they are quite impressed. Can you provide any further insight into this firm?
Q: Hi,
With so much research going on around the world, looking for a new and better battery do you think LIT and BLDP make a good investment?
Thank you
Helen
Q: You recently commented that 18% of a portfolio in utilities is fairly high, especially in a time of rising interest rates and might reduce across the board here.
Can you recommend your top 3 stock picks with dividends that you feel will benefit the most in this time of rising interest rates? Not including the big banks.
Q: Gentlemen,
Can you please suggest 1 or 2 ETF with well Sectors balanced or equal sectors for each market Can, US, int'l, & emerging (in Ca$ and/or US$) ?
Thank You
Best regards.