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Q: Hi! I did some spring cleaning and had to pick between drt and pur. The two were small positions and I ended selling pur and adding a bit to drt. In hindsight it looks like I should have done the opposite. If pur looks better now I can still make the change if you suggest so. Thx, Dominic
Read Answer Asked by Dominic on May 11, 2016
Q: Bad Q1 results imo on Nhc/t,please comment.Also,when reading Q4/2015 Annual report,I quote,"Net revenue for fourth quarter of 2015 rose 127.3 per cent to $90.0-million". But when I read today's Q1 report,they quote,"Total revenue for the three months ended March 31, 2016, increased $13.4-million, or 35 per cent, to $51.3-million from $37.9-million in the prior corresponding period".Is there not a descrepency in Q4 revenue??, 1 report says $90M while 1 says $37.9M. Am I missing something or reading wrong???. Bottom line,buy hold or sell. Thanks as always,jb
Read Answer Asked by John on May 11, 2016
Q: Thinking of buying TCN,but there are a number of negative factors,which hope You can explain.Majority of fund managers on BNN fancy it.Note your comment on BNN on May6 & your report in Mar/15.1)Is there further share dilution since 2014?2)Majority of assets in USA,so this Qtr 1 can be negatively affected as Can$ was strong.3)Is thepresident Gary son of the Chairman?got the job because of nepotism or deserving?Was he the young guy(late thirties) who appeared on BNN some 18mos ago promoting TCN.4)It beat estimates every Q since Q3,2014,but chart is negative($7.40in Oct/14,reached a $12 high in 7/15 & then tumbled till Feb 9/16 to $7.93.5) why price dropped?Please advise if I can buy it now.Always appreciate your great services & voews
Read Answer Asked by Peter on May 11, 2016
Q: Could you suggest 5 companies with a dividend and with some growth projected in the next years. The objectives is to start using the dividend in around 4-5 years as an income source. I would appreciate if you could focus on companies that are 'cheap' right now or at a discount to their usual price ratio.
I already own AW.un, DIV, KBL, NFI, PBH, ECI, GSY and WSP that sort of fit in the kind of companies i'm looking for. Note that the portfolio is more diverse than that with around 30 names. I'm looking to slowly move from pure growth to dividend with some growth. So i will select names from your list and rebalance the portfolio accordingly.
Read Answer Asked by Olivier on May 11, 2016
Q: What do you think about Strathbridge funds? As a retired income investor I like covered call funds as I do not mind missing the big upside for stead and reliable income. Their finds seem small and their 1.1% fee seems high for investing in blue chip TSX stocks but the &+% return is attractive.They say they us a propriety method of doing covered calls.
Dont ask many questions but am an avid reader of everyone elses.
Thanks for the great service.
Don
Read Answer Asked by Don on May 11, 2016