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Q: Holding rmp in a tfsa. Would you consider it a sell if oil stays low for one more year. I don't mind to hold if you think it will survive or a take out possibility. Thanks hoping your sunburn aren't to bad. Maybe we can go on your next cruise.
Chris
Chris
Q: Hi Guys
How would you compare this company to Gilden, when looking at all the metrics.
GIII has no debt, a higher ROE, better 3 yr Rev growth, cheaper on Price/Sales, more insider ownership, but quite a bit smaller Market cap & free cash flow
thanks Gord
How would you compare this company to Gilden, when looking at all the metrics.
GIII has no debt, a higher ROE, better 3 yr Rev growth, cheaper on Price/Sales, more insider ownership, but quite a bit smaller Market cap & free cash flow
thanks Gord
Q: Peter and staff,
I am looking to purchase another utility position in my portfolio. currently holding FTS, IPL, and TRP. I am seriously considering EMA but notice that it is never on your recommended list for utilities.
Is that mainly because of its slightly lower dividend than some others? I thought because of substantial US income it would be a good choice.
Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Larry
I am looking to purchase another utility position in my portfolio. currently holding FTS, IPL, and TRP. I am seriously considering EMA but notice that it is never on your recommended list for utilities.
Is that mainly because of its slightly lower dividend than some others? I thought because of substantial US income it would be a good choice.
Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Larry
Q: I own some preferred shares in EFN, what happens to them should the company split? Many thanks.
Q: I got lucky and called both a (near term) top in CSU and a further drop in AAPL, exiting my positions leaving $75K cash to invest.
My belief is that the next 12-24 months minimum are going to be very tough sledding for both the global economy and especially Canada therefore I'm adopting a defensive position, shying away from highly volatile growth stocks and looking to deploy that money among 5-7 dividend paying GARP stocks.
My question: adding to a well diversified Canadian portfolio, and irrespective of sector, what would be your suggestions that best combined a secure 4+ % dividend with the likelihood of share price increases in the next 1-5 years.
Thank you!
My belief is that the next 12-24 months minimum are going to be very tough sledding for both the global economy and especially Canada therefore I'm adopting a defensive position, shying away from highly volatile growth stocks and looking to deploy that money among 5-7 dividend paying GARP stocks.
My question: adding to a well diversified Canadian portfolio, and irrespective of sector, what would be your suggestions that best combined a secure 4+ % dividend with the likelihood of share price increases in the next 1-5 years.
Thank you!
Q: Have 10K to invest on behalf of each of my children. Timeline is 5+ years. Seeking growth. Risk is acceptable. Your guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for the excellent and informative service.
Q: I would like your opinion of Fortis purchase of ITC Holding for 11.3 billion U.S. Dollars. Would Fortis still be a safe stock for a senior as it looks like they bet the farm on this deal.
I know it is different but when Baytex made a large U.S. deal it never worked out for them.
Thank you very much
Charlie
I know it is different but when Baytex made a large U.S. deal it never worked out for them.
Thank you very much
Charlie
Q: The potential bid of $4.25 per share strikes me as an opportunistic attempt to take advantage of shareholders who are generally spooked by the current markets. Anyone who purchased the shares in the past 3 years or so would certainly be under water on the bid. The offer would represent only a small premium to the price the shares were trading at just a few days ago. Also the company is projected to continue growing, perhaps at a single digit rate, and pays a good dividend. Holding the shares for the next 12-15 months would more than compensate shareholders for the small premium. So why would shareholders tender shares to, what I consider, such a low offer if such an offer is eventually made. Your comments please.
Q: What are the reset terms? Thanks
Q: I see that Barclays stock has been under some pressure lately. Do you think they could suspend their dividend? The main reason I ask is because I own their preferred shares BCS.PR.D and I am concerned that they could stop paying dividends all together.
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Q: I've held this for about 6 months. My cost is $ 22 per share and it's at $11.80 as of today. I have 8-10 years so I'm not in a hurry to sell. RBC seems very positive on the name. They have target of $ 25 and released a new update this morning. What are your thoughts ?
Q: Could you please explain what Horizon has done in reorganizing this etf? Last Friday it closed at $4.80 per unit and now the price is $23.25.
Q: I currently have a quarter position in Element Financial and as the trend line was down, I was holding off buying additional shares in EFN. Now with the announcement of the split of EFN into two entities, and the most likely increase in the p/e rating increasing, I am wondering if I should buy now, or in a weeks time, say, or hold off until the split is actually done.....Tom
Q: I'm thinking of buying a position in ENB.PR.B. What's your thought on these for a long term hold? What's rate expected to be when they reset? Thanks.
Q: is uranium likely to remain low priced over the next 3 years? Fission upside potential?
Is management doubtful?
Is management doubtful?
Q: Your comments on Dhx latest earnings please
Q: Hi,
I read your comments re the pros of C shares vs A shares. When I look at analysts covering it however, the A shares, GOOGL, I believe, have far more analysts recommending it. 3-4 times as many. Why is that and do you still prefer the C shares?
I read your comments re the pros of C shares vs A shares. When I look at analysts covering it however, the A shares, GOOGL, I believe, have far more analysts recommending it. 3-4 times as many. Why is that and do you still prefer the C shares?
Q: Seems like a good time to buy Europe. can you recommend any ETFs?
Thanks Kindly!
Thanks Kindly!