Q: Any update on the sale of MBT to BCE?
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Q: Can you tell me the ticker symbol for the preferred shares issued by TD in August of this year. It has a very good dividend and the renewal terms are I believe much better than than other resets.
Q: Can you please share your thoughts on (FSI) Flexible Solutions International, thank you.
Q: When rolling put options does the superficial loss rule apply?
Q: My question is there any ETF like the "ProShare Short Dow 30 (DOG)" for TSX.
I am try to hedge on some of my Canadian holdings.
Thanks
Happy Holidays.
Tak
I am try to hedge on some of my Canadian holdings.
Thanks
Happy Holidays.
Tak
Q: How do you like this stock near and long term? what doyou yink of oil in 2017?
Q: I am trying to build a diversified retirement income portfolio could you suggest 20 stocks or efts that are good buys today?
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Q: Hi,
In the technology sector I definitely have enough CSU, and enough ENGH and OTC. I also own GIB.A and SHOP. I have been wanting to buy KXS, but am wondering with 5 technology positions already owned does it make sense to add KXS? Will I be over diversified if I add KXS?
Paul
In the technology sector I definitely have enough CSU, and enough ENGH and OTC. I also own GIB.A and SHOP. I have been wanting to buy KXS, but am wondering with 5 technology positions already owned does it make sense to add KXS? Will I be over diversified if I add KXS?
Paul
Q: What is your favourite tech stock that has a decent yield? Time frame is forever.
- Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV)
- Semafo Inc. (SMF)
- Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM)
- B2Gold Corp. (BTO)
- Mandalay Resources Corporation (MND)
- Richmont Mines Inc. (RIC)
Q: On July 15/16 you responded to a question on what would be some good gold stocks to buy at the prices that existed then. You suggested AEM, RIC, MND, BTO, FNV, SMF for a variety of reasons depending on the company. Would these still be your choices today considering the change in gold prices and other factors. If changes should be made do you have any new suggestions. Thanks.
Q: Could you comment on both RNW and ENF? Do you have a preference or are both OK to hold for income?
Thanks and have a Merry Christmas.
Thanks and have a Merry Christmas.
Q: Your thoughts on Bonterra Energy would be appreciated.
Thanks so much.
Anne
Thanks so much.
Anne
Q: What is your current thinking on FSZ. I currently already have about 25% of my portfolio in the financial sector - big cap stocks only.
Q: With no telecom in my books, is a 5-7% weighting with BCE ok?
This is with a 5-10 time period..
This is with a 5-10 time period..
Q: What's your take on the stock split, do you think whether this has any impact on share price?
Cheers
Febin
Cheers
Febin
Q: I have been following this company for the last six months. I'm putting some faith in the fact that Keith Neumeyer (FR,FM) should know how to develop the assets. I like the fact that they picked up assets in a depressed market, and sell or strike production deal when the commodity is higher and sit on it in the meantime. However, like storage wars no one really knows what's behind garage door or in this case under the ground. To that end the press release of December 1st speaks to drilling results of the various projects being released in early 2017. My question is: do they not have an obligation to release material findings as soon as they have it? My other question is on the strong volume last Friday of 50 Million shares being traded, about 30x the average daily volume. Does that indicate anything? Would a large buyer normally average in?
Q: Hi! Do you think TSL is any closer to a "turnaround" now? Or is it still too soon / too risky? Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Q: Morning Dec.19,MNW announced sale of Minerva,which it bought in 2014,& cash sale proceeds of $350k will be utilized to reduce debt.Also it intends to buy back shares.Initial market reaction was positive,but then turned south & got wrose after Spooner,CIO was interviewed on BNN @ around 11.20am pst.It had lost $1 from Dec 16 close.Please may I have your expert opinion.I have a small position,p/p $11.45,i.e. a 22% loss in my RSP.Aso please advise if I should move on.If so,please give me your best 3 stocks(do not have to be in the same sector as MNW}.Always appreciateyourgreat services & advises.All the best for x'mas & NY to 5I & staff.
Q: MST.UN is mentioned often on the BNN Market Call Q&A sessions [excellent info show].
Good #'s and $'s, good prospects esp. with Trump/Perry and the pendingTexas oil boom.
My Q is about the dividend payout. What are the tax implications re CRA reporting and showing for tax year. Is the payout in US $? If so, the purchase exchange is offset by the falling Cdn $, the rising US$ and the creation of a US account for future US equity purchases. How is the future sale etc. treated by CRA?. I realize you are not tax people but I'm sure these are fundamental questions by novices. Thank you.
Good #'s and $'s, good prospects esp. with Trump/Perry and the pendingTexas oil boom.
My Q is about the dividend payout. What are the tax implications re CRA reporting and showing for tax year. Is the payout in US $? If so, the purchase exchange is offset by the falling Cdn $, the rising US$ and the creation of a US account for future US equity purchases. How is the future sale etc. treated by CRA?. I realize you are not tax people but I'm sure these are fundamental questions by novices. Thank you.
- Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
- Pure Multi-Family REIT LP (RUF.UN)
- Morguard North American Residential Real Estate Investment Trust (MRG.UN)
Q: We all know that interest rates will be going up, and these guests on BNN poo poo reits as an investment, and than try to explain how there picks down 60 & 70 % may eventually come back for there investors if they wait long enough. The way i see it, if a reit has good management they will do well going forward. In Canada, Car.un, they are full, in the USA the ones are around 95% full. More and more people in the future will be forced to live in an apartment, with poor wage growth, more expenses, they will never qualify for a mortgage. What do you think, am i not seeing the real picture here, high quality Reits should be held even a rising rate time?