Q: Good day, is TA worth (risk/return) buying at $5? I am thinking that there will likely be (another) dividend cut which will push the shares lower short-term, but after that, they could bounce back to $7-9 - at which point I would exit. What's your thoughts - thanks.
Q: Prefs make up about 5% of my holdings. Most are solid, however
I am underwater on CSE.PR.A and AZP.PR.A and am looking at selling to offset gains elsewhere.
Could you make a suggestion(s) as to a good and somewhat similar home for the proceeds?
I was thinking about CSE and/or AQN. ( My feeling is CSE is a a bit of a dice roll on a deal getting done)
I hold BEP.UN in a registered account, but am light on utilities otherwise.
Thank You.
Q: In their most recent 10-Q, I don't understand what's going on in the Cash Flows from Investing Activities for the past 9 months - can you explain what is meant by 'purchases of marketable securities', 'proceeds from maturities of marketable securities', and 'proceeds from sales of marketable securities'?
Q: This is a comment on Joe technique for currency conversion. Last time I called TD discount broker to do a similar transaction, I was told that security regulation wouldn't allow me to own two positions one short and the other one long for the same security. The trade could be cancelled if I do it. Don't know if this is a security regulation or TD regulation?
Q: I am sitting on a small amount of cash ($50000)I would like to invest into dividend canadian compagny. I really don't know where to put it. It is for dividend revenue until I died! It is extra money that is not part of my retirement assets. So looking longterm (20yrs), good structured company. What would be appropriate. I understand that you do not take any responsibility toward my decision to buy or not. Thank for your help!
Q: Hi Peter
I am thinking of tax loss . I am down quite a bit on this company and trying to recoup with tax loss . High Artic energy ,Peyto and Shawcor are also candidates for a tax loss .which would you let go ? Or should I dump my preferred enbrige shares ? Do any of these have hope in the near future ?
Candi
Q: You have XHY in the Income Portfolio. It has not performed well overall. I did a graphical comparison with ZWH and ZWH looks far superior. ZWH has increased in the last year whereas XHY has gone south.
I'm thinking of selling XHY and buying ZWH. May I have your thoughts on this move?
Q: Leon's is Down another 9% in the last 2 days (Dec-01,02). I was just planning to purchase some. Any reason why its down? Should I wait? Or Not purchase?
Q: Could you update on POE
I see they are planing to pay .40 on per share on a special distribution. I would have expected the share price to go up more than it has.
If I bought more now would I receive the special distribution (I hold it in RRSP so don't have to worry about taxes)
Q: Hi Team,
Thank you for your diligence,Insight and response time.
I would be grateful for your opinion on the 2015 CWB Financial report,are there any disguised 'one time' items and what is the significance of the 'teb'lines? Andrew
Q: Hi Peter and team
Could I get your opinion on Lululemon. I've held it for quite some time, and seems in the last year or so as it gets going another negative report comes out. Is it worth holding or just move on. Thanks.
Q: I hold some Interpipe, Transalta Renewables (RNW ) and Pembina (PPL). All still at gains, but gains are eroding on a consistent basis. All are held for income as opposed to capital gains. Do you see any distribution cuts for these pipeline/utilities in the next couple years? Are recent distribution increases justified or misleading attempts to support stock prices? What is your opinion of the high-yielding pipes/renewables?
Q: I have the same security in 2 individual trading accounts. In one account my price is below cost so if I sell I trigger a capital loss. However I am above cost on the average of the two accounts. How does that figure for claiming a capital loss?
Q: Wouldn't a downturn in the economy be neutral for this company as it backs up the loans with overcollateralization (I think it was 130% last quarter) and therefore an increase in company defaults would end up okay for their balance sheet once things were worked out? Thanks.