Q: Can you explain to me the deal between Dundee and OGI, why is it that Dundee is buying under the market price, and also getting warrants as well. If you can expand on this i would appreciate it
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Q: What are your thoughts on Premium Brands Holding PBH's results? Is a pullback a buying opportunity for a 3-5 year timeframe? Thanks for all your work!
Q: Please provide your thoughts about Terra Firma. What is the key business risk with this company? Would you rate it a buy at current price. Appreciate your help.
Q: read your response to Dennis regarding what seems to be a more positive outlook for Win...
in your analysis, do you use technicals and if so what would be your technical outlook for Wi-lan??
in your analysis, do you use technicals and if so what would be your technical outlook for Wi-lan??
Q: Looking for your favorite pulp and paper stocks, small, mid and or
large cap.
Thank you.
large cap.
Thank you.
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
I hold a small position in CPX in my utilities group. Wondering how you feel about KWH.UN that I do not own as a replacement or would you suggest I keep CPX or sell CPX and look elsewhere entirely in a different sector as I own all the other usual recommended suspects in this sector.
I hold a small position in CPX in my utilities group. Wondering how you feel about KWH.UN that I do not own as a replacement or would you suggest I keep CPX or sell CPX and look elsewhere entirely in a different sector as I own all the other usual recommended suspects in this sector.
Q: Looking to place additional $100K into the US. Already own a split between XLK & IGM which covers the largest players in the Teck sector. Would appreciate your pics for 3 - 4 solid Cos. in health, consumer discretionary, industrial or other. Thank you.
Q: What is your view on the earning release of Northland Power? It is about 2% in my portfolio (30% gain) in my TFSA. According to the recent earning release of both Northland Power and Fortis, is FTS a better stock in the long run. I have BEP.UN and AQN. Please give me some guidance. Thanks
Q: I'm trying to clarify your answer to Phil. Do you think NFI is still a buy even thought it's at a high? How long do you think it should be held?
Q: This company is new to me, what are your thoughts, steady performer, PE66.
Would you suggest something else if not this one? thank you.
Would you suggest something else if not this one? thank you.
Q: would you please provide your take on this company. I have a small position and I am wondering if I should hold or move on? If I should be moving on please suggest possible candidates.
Thank you for your advice.
David K.
Thank you for your advice.
David K.
Q: Peter and team:
I have done very well on both NFI and WEF (2x) in an RESP for my kids. First withdrawals will be in 2-3 years.
In your opinion should I sell both and re-invest in something less volatile, or hang on for the ride.
Also, what do you think of BMO low volatility funds (ZLB and ZLU) as options on a 2-3 year RESP.
Deduct a couple if you see fit. Thanks as always.
Phil
I have done very well on both NFI and WEF (2x) in an RESP for my kids. First withdrawals will be in 2-3 years.
In your opinion should I sell both and re-invest in something less volatile, or hang on for the ride.
Also, what do you think of BMO low volatility funds (ZLB and ZLU) as options on a 2-3 year RESP.
Deduct a couple if you see fit. Thanks as always.
Phil
Q: RBC shows a earnings report due April 26 yet nothing has appeared so far, any ideas?
Q: Your response to nicholas on EIF gives me comfort to continue to hold it for yield. The article in today's Globe ROB says the exact opposite about the coverage ratio. Can you comment on what the coverage ratio is? Both of you base it on cash flows but article concludes there is absolutely no cash available to cover dividends once you factor in capex spending and therefore our dividends are surviving only on debt and equity issues. Thanks again. John C.
Q: In reference to Thomas's question on the spike in Enercare...remember that
218 million of Subscription Receipts (ECI.R) were/have been redeemed for
shares in Enercare overnight (May 11th-12th) and will begin trading as ECI
this morning on Thursday, May 12th.
FYI to all Members.
218 million of Subscription Receipts (ECI.R) were/have been redeemed for
shares in Enercare overnight (May 11th-12th) and will begin trading as ECI
this morning on Thursday, May 12th.
FYI to all Members.
Q: Recently Peter's response to a member question mentioned CAR.UN as a decent choice for a REIT for good income and growth prospects. That's got me started thinking about adding REITS to my non-registered account.
However, I am not educated about the tax implications of owning Canadian REITS in a non-registered account. Is income from CAR.UN an eligible dividend to qualify for the dividend tax credit? Or is it treated as straight income that is fully taxable, or are there some other form of tax treatment that is done with income from Canadian REITs?
If eligible for the dividend tax credit, are there other Canadian REITs that look attractive from a growth, income and favourable tax treatment perspective?
SGR
However, I am not educated about the tax implications of owning Canadian REITS in a non-registered account. Is income from CAR.UN an eligible dividend to qualify for the dividend tax credit? Or is it treated as straight income that is fully taxable, or are there some other form of tax treatment that is done with income from Canadian REITs?
If eligible for the dividend tax credit, are there other Canadian REITs that look attractive from a growth, income and favourable tax treatment perspective?
SGR
Q: I had the experience of buying US stocks with Canadian funds.As the settlement date was three days later and during this time the Canadian dollar weakened my base cost was rising while waiting for the settlement date;the actual cost of the shares in US dollars remained the same.I was advised by the rep to convert first the required Canadian funds and then buy the US stock I was looking for in US dollars;ie I could convert at my own preference.
Q: Regarding Cheryl's question concerning U.S.$ registered accounts with ScotiaiTrade, I am not sure if this is what she is looking for but for RRSP accounts (maybe TFSA?) one can make the account US$ friendly so the 2% premium on Forex is not charged for sales, purchases and dividends. You make your account "US Friendly" and they charge $30 per quarter per account that is converted to that service. There is a way to do it online but one can also call them. I hope that helps.
Q: Hi 5i,
As purely a speculative play on an eventual oil recovery what do you think of Calfrac?
As purely a speculative play on an eventual oil recovery what do you think of Calfrac?
Q: Hello my question is about corporate bonds. I hear analysts discuss various corporate bonds on BNN and sometimes subscribers here ask about particular bonds. But when I go on to Scotia ITrade often those bonds are not listed or shown. Is there some reason why and is there a website that lists all corporate bonds US too) that may be available, such that I could at least ask ITrade about them? Thank you, Bill