Q: AGT has had a strong surge last couple of days, any insight as to strength in this quarters report. Thanks for your valuable assistance.
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Q: Please comment on AT earnings.
Also should BOS still be held or sold becuase of the weak results. What would be the expected market reaction tomorrow.
Also should BOS still be held or sold becuase of the weak results. What would be the expected market reaction tomorrow.
Q: In a previous question I wanted to get back into gold and you recommended Agnico Eagle. Since your initial entry in the balance portfolio the stock nearly doubled. Should one wait for a significant pullback before getting in or are the fundamental robust enough for this stock to continue soaring?
Thank you,
Andrew
Thank you,
Andrew
Q: Just an FYI for David. I first bought SYZ in early 2006 At $2.40. I have owned it ever since. I have never had an issue adding to the stock on dips nor an issue selling when I needed to take some off the table.Including the dividends it is probably the best ( most Consistent) ATM I have owned. If 5i likes it chances are strong that it is a winner Thanx Robbie
Q: I find this site not too bad for preferred share info
www.prefinfo.com this may be of interest to people asking questions on preferreds
www.prefinfo.com this may be of interest to people asking questions on preferreds
Q: In order to reduce the correlation of my portfolio to the broader market, I hold a full position in JJG, an ETN that tracks a basket of grain commodity prices. My understanding is that, as an ETN (vs. ETF), its credit quality is only as good as that of Barclays Bank. Since BCS does not appear to be doingwell (esp. post-Brexit), I fear that JJG might be at undue risk.
BCS sponsors a number of different ETNs. Where do these assets rank in the "pecking order" in the event of a "bail-in"-type refinancing of the bank during a 2008-type crisis?
BCS sponsors a number of different ETNs. Where do these assets rank in the "pecking order" in the event of a "bail-in"-type refinancing of the bank during a 2008-type crisis?
Q: Peter and Team,
Can you give me your current thoughts on B2 Gold with recent price action and their recent earnings report? I think things are looking quite good and the stock seems to buck gold on down days and run up more than gold price on up days. Today, it has broken through the triple top level it had set a few years ago.
Would love your thoughts. For reference, my portfolio is just about a match for the BE model portfolio and BTO represents approximately 2.4% of my equity holdings. Physical precious metals and stocks make up approximately 10.5% of my total invested assets.
Thanks!
Marc
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Can you give me your current thoughts on B2 Gold with recent price action and their recent earnings report? I think things are looking quite good and the stock seems to buck gold on down days and run up more than gold price on up days. Today, it has broken through the triple top level it had set a few years ago.
Would love your thoughts. For reference, my portfolio is just about a match for the BE model portfolio and BTO represents approximately 2.4% of my equity holdings. Physical precious metals and stocks make up approximately 10.5% of my total invested assets.
Thanks!
Marc
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- iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
- BMO Laddered Preferred Share Index ETF (ZPR)
- Invesco Preferred ETF (PGX)
Q: Hi Peter and team,
If US and Canadian stock market goes down say ~10%, how it may impact preferred etf such as ZPR, CPD, PGX (US) or split preferred (e.g. FFN.PR.A)?
Thanks
If US and Canadian stock market goes down say ~10%, how it may impact preferred etf such as ZPR, CPD, PGX (US) or split preferred (e.g. FFN.PR.A)?
Thanks
Q: Pivot just appointed a new CFO (with a great resume) and will be starting a share buyback. There's also talk of moving from the Venture to the TSX. Lots of catalysts to give the share price a pop.
Do you feel comfortable with this name and the company's future?
Do you feel comfortable with this name and the company's future?
Q: What is the Q2 consensus for rev., adj. ebitda and eps, in $US?
thx
thx
Q: My question is regarding this specific ETF, ZJG. As an Index ETF it appears to be held back by the non-performers in the Index. Which 10 (or so) equities from ZJG would you recommend for an equal weight (or other weight) DYI ETF that could provide better results, assuming my assumptions are correct?
Thanks for your reply.
Dietrich
Thanks for your reply.
Dietrich
Q: Hi, could you please post the street estimates for SJ, NFI and CGX. Thanks
Q: Hi Based on Jerry,s ? you said ALA could be at risk I hold a full position in this stock would you dump it based on this concern.
Kind Regards
Stan
Kind Regards
Stan
Q: Good Afternoon 5i,
Please your thoughts on the Q2...
Thanks!
Please your thoughts on the Q2...
Thanks!
Q: In your answer to my question yesterday you noted "If the NAV falls below a certain level (found in the prospectus), the payout will be cut and that will likely be a huge hit to returns."
To be more precise the prospectus says:
"No regular monthly dividends will be paid on the Class A Shares in any month as long as any dividends on the Preferred Shares are then in arrears or so long as the Net Asset Value per Unit is equal to or less than $15.00 (calculated as described under Details of the Offering Valuation of Assets ). Additionally, it is currently intended that no special year-end dividends will be paid if after payment of such a dividend the Net Asset Value
per Unit (calculated as described under Details of the Offering Valuation of Assets ) would be less than $25.00."
When I look at the actual dividend history, I see that DFN has consistently paid dividends of $0.10 per share every month since inception -- including 2008 & 2009 when the markets were so unsettled.
I also note that DFN shares have traded below $15 since Jan 2008, reaching a low of %4.66 in 2008 and trading in a range of $10 - $12.50 since July 1, 2009.
My questions are:
1. Does it seem like they like have more flexibility to continue dividends than the prospectus indicates?
2. Given the this history of consistent dividends over a fairly long period, covering the scary 2008 -- 2009, why would you not consider DFN a screaming BUY?
To be more precise the prospectus says:
"No regular monthly dividends will be paid on the Class A Shares in any month as long as any dividends on the Preferred Shares are then in arrears or so long as the Net Asset Value per Unit is equal to or less than $15.00 (calculated as described under Details of the Offering Valuation of Assets ). Additionally, it is currently intended that no special year-end dividends will be paid if after payment of such a dividend the Net Asset Value
per Unit (calculated as described under Details of the Offering Valuation of Assets ) would be less than $25.00."
When I look at the actual dividend history, I see that DFN has consistently paid dividends of $0.10 per share every month since inception -- including 2008 & 2009 when the markets were so unsettled.
I also note that DFN shares have traded below $15 since Jan 2008, reaching a low of %4.66 in 2008 and trading in a range of $10 - $12.50 since July 1, 2009.
My questions are:
1. Does it seem like they like have more flexibility to continue dividends than the prospectus indicates?
2. Given the this history of consistent dividends over a fairly long period, covering the scary 2008 -- 2009, why would you not consider DFN a screaming BUY?
Q: Hi Peter & Ryan, I'm looking to increase the technology content in my well balanced portfolio and was thinking of adding to existing positions in either DH Corp or Evertz Technology. I see they yield about the same, which would you add to right now keeping in mind I love companies who regularly increase their dividends. Thanks. Mario.
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Does VRX come to life? Is worst over for VRX? Is it worth to buy now?
Thanks
Victor
Does VRX come to life? Is worst over for VRX? Is it worth to buy now?
Thanks
Victor
Q: The proverb about our hometown life giant goes …
“ don’t buy Great West Life's funds, just buy their stock "
This WAS a "put-away stock” ( added to through the decade ) .
Now our investment has been seriously eroded due to my non-reaction to Brexit.
Listening to David Baskin’s comments on bonds and lifecos , perhaps I should trim the sector anyways .
Does one sell GWO here , or is the plunge an over-reaction that we should ignore ?
Thanks you
“ don’t buy Great West Life's funds, just buy their stock "
This WAS a "put-away stock” ( added to through the decade ) .
Now our investment has been seriously eroded due to my non-reaction to Brexit.
Listening to David Baskin’s comments on bonds and lifecos , perhaps I should trim the sector anyways .
Does one sell GWO here , or is the plunge an over-reaction that we should ignore ?
Thanks you
Q: This stock has moved lower in the last little while. Is the takeout in doubt? Please provide an update if any from the end of July. Many thanks for the service.
Q: I had asked the a previous question with two companies but unfortunately the response to the other company was not received as something happened. However the other company I wanted to know about was called Greenspace Brands Inc (CA;JTR). Can you please comment if this is a good company to buy at current prices. Thanks