Q: I've owned Amaya since it was under $10. I have a well diversified portfolio. What would you do with AYA? keep it, sell or replace it with something else?
Q: Did you ever hear about what percentage of the Hatchimals were defective? The share price seems to have stabilized and is on an apparent upward trend.
My goal overall is to build a long term growth portfolio (25-30 years) with some stocks mixed in. Any recommendations on how or if I should re-balance this? In your opinion is there anything I should move away from or that may be missing from this portfolio that I should add for long term growth? (ex. emerging markets or a global equity market index ETF).
If so, you could please provide a couple I should consider? I have a lump sum that I plan to contribute to the portfolio over the next 60 days.
Q: How is CEF.A valued? Is it just the number of ounces of metals times the current price of gold or silver to arrive at a NAV? Today CEF.A trades at 7.2% discount to NAV and I'm trying to determine if this is a good buy....or not. How can it pay a divvy, as tiny as it is? Any chance of your expert advice in blog form? The root of these questions is that I would like to hold some physical gold, this fund seems a easy way to do that but I do not understand the "under the hood" part. Their website is vague also. Thanks for your insight. Ron
Q: Best wishes to the team for 2017. Your independence and objectivity are always refreshing and welcome.
BTW. How do you estimate US or International exposure for nominally Canadian companies as diverse as TD Bank and Enbridge? Apologies if you have already addressed this.
Q: Hello Peter,
Your decision to sell IT took me by surprise. After holding it for nearly two years through short attacks and volatility, you have decided to give up on it just when things seem to be falling in place, with the awaited catalyst and an upward momentum. What has changed?
Is the valuation that was earlier considered cheap at this price is not cheap today? Has the growth slowed? Or is the financing and cash flow not good enough? Do you anticipate IT to trade at even lower multiple in London?
I would appreciate if you could give your opinion on the questions above. In addition , any further elaboration on your decision will be appreciated.
Regards.
Q: Cheers
Are there any ETFs that can be used for agricultural commodity futures? Or what do you think would be the best way to take advantage of rising agricultural commodity prices directly.
Thanks.
Terry
I'm to mirror the growth portfolio. Within the growth mandate, what are good growthy CAD$ substitute for IWO? I don't have enough $$ for it to be worthwhile to convert to USD.
Q: Good Morning,
Looked into the Mawer106 Canadian Equity Fd.and see many of their
holdings are the stocks you always recommend.
Your opinion on this Mutual Fund? Is it a good time to buy now?
Thank you so much.
Q: would you please give me a few suggestions for my RRSP. I am 80 years old so maybe should stop trading so often and go to safety...although it's been lots of fun!
I will still have my play money account so continue reading your excellent advice
Q: Today's Financial Post has an article "American Apparel LLC said it had started to lay off staff on Monday, after Canadian apparel maker Gildan Activewear Inc withdrew its initial plan to acquire some of the bankrupt U.S. fashion retailer’s manufacturing operations."
Going forward, do you think this will affect the stock price which already seems to be on a downward trajectory?
Is there now a "Trump Effect" with some Canadian companies that have a sizeable US footprint like Gildan, among others?
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Asked by Catherine on January 17, 2017
Q: My assessment of the insider selling in November was as a result of the very tight market for shares with the founders owning over 50%. In other words, I believe that they 'sacrificed' a small portion of their holdings simply to provide liquidity for investors.
I also note that CFO Andrews has been buying steadily and was buying on the open market as recently as December 30.