Q: I had purchased both Amazon and Netflix in equal weighting for my US holdings, at 2.5% each. I rode the wave of Netflix to top $130 only to see it tumbling down right to where I started. No harm, no foul. The question is, though, is the long-term growth of Netflix intact, notwithstanding its recent slowdown? I tend to have faith in these behemoths re-inventing themselves, but it doesn't always work out. Would it make sense to move this money to Amazon, or does it make good investment sense to hang on. (The other position I was thinking of adding to instead of Amazon is NVDA, now held at 2.5%, roughly.) Thanks, as ever, for your sound advice.
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Investment Q&A
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Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)
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Recipe Unlimited Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (RECP)
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MTY Food Group Inc. (MTY)
Q: Thanks for the small cap suggestions yesterday. I was also thinking of a 10I position in Cara, Mighty Foods, or Restaurant Brands International. I would appreciate your answer based on the fundamentals for a minimum 24 month hold. I also know Cara's board has had some issues re: directors as insiders and objectivity going forward.
Thanks again.
David
Thanks again.
David
Q: My son turns 18 this August, when can he begin his TFSA?
Q: Considering an investment in Methanex. The information I have indicates zero insider ownership and over 100% institutional. What's the correct situation.
Thanks, Len
Thanks, Len
Q: I know US holdings are not a big part of your mandate, but I'm wondering what your suggestion re Cal-Maine would be moving forward?
Heather
Heather
Q: Hi Can I have your comments on Q2 results to me they look good your comments are valued.
Kind Regards Stan
Kind Regards Stan
Q: Hi guys
I have new york mtg. in my rif. nymt us keeps on paying me a div.
now for years cost avg. 5.50 at5% of my total money .
I strugel every time to sell or reduce this holding I know you dont
cover us stocks but would appreciate your view on the co. THXS.
Bob
I have new york mtg. in my rif. nymt us keeps on paying me a div.
now for years cost avg. 5.50 at5% of my total money .
I strugel every time to sell or reduce this holding I know you dont
cover us stocks but would appreciate your view on the co. THXS.
Bob
Q: Total return index ETF; is it good ?
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Income Portfolio (Income)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD)
Q: On the fixed income side of a portfolio 5i has included both conv. debs. and prefs. Do you see them as having a similar risk profile? With new money would you choose CVD or CPD? and why? I am having a hard time finding CDs that are worth the risk, yet the rate reset pref. market seems like a "bargin" assuming rates go up in the next 5,10,15 years.
Q: Would you please give your thoughts on this company
Q: My losses are not that great but I am getting fed up with AVO. I am thinking it gets one more earnings/outlook in August and unless there are some serious positives, I am getting out. Is this broadly your own thinking, or am I missing something? Thank-you.
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Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE)
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Veren Inc. (VRN)
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Advantage Energy Ltd. (AAV)
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Athabasca Oil Corporation (ATH)
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Crew Energy Inc. (CR)
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Freehold Royalties Ltd. (FRU)
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TORC Oil & Gas Ltd. (TOG)
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Gran Tierra Energy Inc. (GTE)
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Big Banc Split Corp. Class A Shares (BNK)
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Cardinal Energy Ltd. (CJ)
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Canacol Energy Ltd. (CNE)
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Spartan Energy Corp. (SPE)
Q: I own twelve oil and gas stocks in a $2.5 million portfolio as listed above. My advisor recommends selling the first seven stocks on the list and adding to the last five positions. I'm primarily interested in capital gains with dividends being a secondary consideration. Would you recommend selling any of the first seven stocks? If so, what gas and oil stocks would you choose as replacements? Thanks for your advise.
Q: I would be curious to see if there is any "scuttle-butte" on Enercare. It seems to be moving up quite nicely in the last 3-6 months. In a recent reply to a member you said you would be comfortable purchasing it up to
$17.25, now that it has reached $17.75 (at time of writing) are you still
comfortable? Seems to have good momentum!
Thanks in advance
Scot
$17.25, now that it has reached $17.75 (at time of writing) are you still
comfortable? Seems to have good momentum!
Thanks in advance
Scot
Q: This question has to do with research. Recongnia shows Ithaca as being under valued, with ESP growth rate of 35.6% and a Rate of return of 185%. Do you put much store in this kind of research.
GUY R.
GUY R.
Q: I am now flat on berkshire which I bought as a proxy for the US economy. With the shares not doing much for a while I was thinking of switching to General Electric which looks like it is preforming better in the last couple of years. What is your opinion.
Q: Bellatrix Exploration has lots of sell recommendations. Stock has gone from $10 in 2014 to $1.20 today. Nuttall says “this name has been a total disaster”. But since then, the Alder Flats plant is back in operation and there have been recent efforts to shore up the balance sheet. Do you anticipate further downside to this stock or do you think it will recover ?
Q: what would you recommend as your top 5 growth stocks that are relatively stable but strong growth potential?
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Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. (PEY)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
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Raging River Exploration Inc. (RRX)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
Q: Hi,
My only energy exposure is WCP and TOU each at 4% (total 8% of portfolio)
(A) In the current economic environment, considering I am targeting growth, what % would you recommend for energy exposure?
(b) Do you like these two holdings for covering and diversifying my energy exposure? or are there alternatives you think might be better at this point? When I compare charts for TOU vs. PEY, for instance, my untrained eye seems to show that PEY is acting better than TOU over the last year.
Thank you
My only energy exposure is WCP and TOU each at 4% (total 8% of portfolio)
(A) In the current economic environment, considering I am targeting growth, what % would you recommend for energy exposure?
(b) Do you like these two holdings for covering and diversifying my energy exposure? or are there alternatives you think might be better at this point? When I compare charts for TOU vs. PEY, for instance, my untrained eye seems to show that PEY is acting better than TOU over the last year.
Thank you
Q: Can I have your opinion on Pure Industrial reit as a long income hold. - Thanks, Ted
Q: Firan seems cheap and with good(?) growth prospects. Your thoughts, please. Thanks Jim