Q: In reviewing my portfolios, I have a separate alert system based on daily volume percentages. I was alerted on GSY as recently certain daily volumes have been very low - like today, less than 5000 shares traded. This is not a good sign but, thought I would check with the Oracle before selling!!
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Q: Good morning. A few weeks ago, I took half positions in both AYA and ACQ following your recommendations. Would now be a good time to take either, or both, to full positions? Thank you for your time!
DON
DON
Q: In light of the news of AYA.TO, do you think IT.TO can be bought today?
Q: Just an observation:
CEO says he is innocent and will defend himself vigorously.
Do CEO's ever say anything different?
I think even Madoff said that.
So I give these kind of statements no thought.
Have a great day.
CEO says he is innocent and will defend himself vigorously.
Do CEO's ever say anything different?
I think even Madoff said that.
So I give these kind of statements no thought.
Have a great day.
Q: What do you think of Boyd's quarterly performance? Is it a buy at this stage or you think it is expensive? If I remember correctly, it used to be in the 5i portfolio some time back?
Q: Hello 5i team,
If it is in your mandate, I would appreciate some precision on the options strategy that you proposed. I Have been using it and doing quite well. Recently my option for Calm was assigned at $52.50. The price today is about $51.50, or so. I notice that the price swings of Calm can be quite large. So, my question is whether I should wait for one of these swings, letting it go to say, $49 or $48 before buying again and selling an option? or, would I be better to simply buy when the option is assigned and start all over again, not waiting for the fall in price?
thanks
If it is in your mandate, I would appreciate some precision on the options strategy that you proposed. I Have been using it and doing quite well. Recently my option for Calm was assigned at $52.50. The price today is about $51.50, or so. I notice that the price swings of Calm can be quite large. So, my question is whether I should wait for one of these swings, letting it go to say, $49 or $48 before buying again and selling an option? or, would I be better to simply buy when the option is assigned and start all over again, not waiting for the fall in price?
thanks
Q: The stock will get hammered today. With the CEO, with full board support, denying any wrong doing and previously indicating his interest in taking the company private, will this present a buying opportunity? Is the likelihood of CEO making an offer greater now with this issue?
Q: RBC and a number of the other banks have recently issued preferred shares(series BM ?) where the dividend rate will reset every five years at a rate equal to 4.80 per cent over the 5-year Government of Canada bond yield. Do you think these are a good buy for income and safety? If yes are they available now and what is the symbol of the Royal Bank version ? Thanks Ken
Q: Can I get your quick analysis of SOX. I like everything but the debt to equity.
Carl
Carl
Q: Hi, could you please comment on Boyd Group earnings released this morning? Looks like company beat on revenue and EBITDA and just met the earning estimates. Did you note the FX impact on earnings/revenue? Company is projecting to double its revenue over next 5 Years. How do you relate this expected future growth to today's valuation ? Thanks for your valued insight, as always.
Q: With today's announcement, what should we do?
Q: So what are the implications for the stock. CEO charged with 25 counts of insider trading. Ouch!!!!
Q: Zms has moved up nicely the past 2 days. Can you please let me know why? What are your thoughts on this stock?
thank you
thank you
Q: Further to Charlie's question, does this US acquisition spree and it's debt, change your view on the quality of Fortis preferred shares.
Would you own them for income?
Would you own them for income?
Q: Is it time to dump this stock.
Q: I have been fortunate to recently get positions through secondary offerings for TRP / PPL / ENG. In the short term are all enjoying a nice bounce. I am concerned that they total 7% of my portfolio. My advisor feels I am not overweight, but I have asked him which one we should sell as I feel with my energy positions I should only have about 4% focused in pipelines. Which of the three would you drop, or would you just trim back all three to my targeted 4%. Keep up the great work.
Q: For a diversified portfolio, would you choose DFS or FNV for roughly a three year hold? Thank you again for your careful answers to members' questions.
Q: I had sent you a question last week about accepting the offer to convert to the new series preferred shares and wonder if I misunderstood you now. I did call the discount broker and told them that I would tender my preferred shares to the new series as the deadline was March 15 and then on Friday I received another notice that I could get $20.00 per shares in Cdn funds or US funds equivalent to $20.00 CDN. I called back the discount broker and told them that I wanted to take the US funds but was told that I could not because I tendered to the new series. Would this be correct? Should have I not received both options at the same time? I am wondering if you meant that I should tender to the offer price and not to the new preferred share? Normally when I get a take over I sell into the market to avoid all the confusion that can happened. I know that I can still sell into the market and most likely will but just wanted you answer on this situation.Should I call the trust company handling this transaction to see what their answer is?
Thanks
Dolores
Thanks
Dolores
Q: I would like to purchase an ETF in a high yield bond fund similar to XHY but in US$. What are my options and which one would you recommend?
Q: your thoughts on chh please