Q: Can I have your comments on this as a consumer stock for dividend, and is there potential growth? Thanks, Ted
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Q: Hi, I have unsuccessfully been looking to invest in Canadian healthcare via an ETF or Mutual Fund. My time line for investment is long and am looking primarily for growth. Can you name 5 quality companies in this category. Thanks in advance.
Q: Could you please specify what you consider the market cap to be for large cap, mid cap, small cap and micro cap. Also, what percentage in each of these categories, would you consider reasonable for a balanced equity portfolio.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Hi Peter, Please clarify: In your response to Phil question today about Mawer funds, you say MAW 150 fees are 1.5%. The fund shows MER @ 1.82% and 1.5% Management fees, which is included in the MER, right? So the investor gets charged 1.82%, right?
With MAW 120, MER is 1.41%, and management fee is 1.15%. Investor gets charged 1.41%, right?
Thank you!
Silvia
With MAW 120, MER is 1.41%, and management fee is 1.15%. Investor gets charged 1.41%, right?
Thank you!
Silvia
Q: Peter, do you know this company and whether the recent developments justify holding through the transaction? I'm currently up 25%.
Thank you, Stephen
Thank you, Stephen
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
I noticed this morning that, according to AVO's most recent Ink Insider Report, 563,400 shares have been repurchased at an average price of about $17.50 so far since May 14, 2015. Avigilon raised $100 million back in April, 2014 at $29 per share. Aside from alienating those people who purchased shares at $29 do you think it makes sense for a company in hyper-growth mode to use their cash to buy back stock when the company is not generating any free cash flow on an operating basis ??? (using data from TD Direct Investing) Your opinion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, DL
I noticed this morning that, according to AVO's most recent Ink Insider Report, 563,400 shares have been repurchased at an average price of about $17.50 so far since May 14, 2015. Avigilon raised $100 million back in April, 2014 at $29 per share. Aside from alienating those people who purchased shares at $29 do you think it makes sense for a company in hyper-growth mode to use their cash to buy back stock when the company is not generating any free cash flow on an operating basis ??? (using data from TD Direct Investing) Your opinion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, DL
Q: Can I have your thoughts on Gold Corp's offering of their Tahoe shares @ $17.20. If I remember correctly they have increased their credit from 2 billion to 3 billion just two days ago.
Q: Having only recently added Amaya to my portfolio, The G & M article this weekend was more than coincidental. Can I assume that today's 5% drop was a result of the negative features in the article. Are you still moderately or aggressively bullish on this company?
Q: Please explain "rate reset preferreds" (not necessarily just ENB/ENF) and how to invest in them.
Thanks much.
Thanks much.
Q: Shopify has rocketed up since IPO and going higher each day, espcially last few days and Globe and Mail said many shares are bought by institution as their holdings has become very substantital.
How is their business revenue and profitability, and growth prospect. Is this a hype or fundamentally very sound?
Is it too late to buy?
How is their business revenue and profitability, and growth prospect. Is this a hype or fundamentally very sound?
Is it too late to buy?
Q: Your opinion on Cott? Still a buy at this stage? Thank you.
Q: Hi Peter & Team,
Could I have your opinion on the rails since they have all pulled back ? Particularly looking at NSC with its favorable u.s.dividend.
Thx
Dave
Could I have your opinion on the rails since they have all pulled back ? Particularly looking at NSC with its favorable u.s.dividend.
Thx
Dave
Q: Could you please provide your analysis of PEO recent acquisition.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: I bought this preferred just recently for a price of $25 and it has gone down steadily since then -- it now has a bid of $24.35. It has a yield of 6.5% and I bought it for income but if I lose in capital what I am gaining in income it doesn't make me happy (grin). What do you think the future holds for this preferred?
Q: ATD.B seems to be on an upward momentum. I would have expected the market turmoil on Greece to negatively affect this company, but that does not seem to be happening. Given its European holdings, would you consider a Greek exit to be a bad influence in near term stock performance?
Q: Hi Team, I hope I am correctly identifying the stock-sectors. Please correct me where I am wrong.
GROWTH Portfolio:
CDV- InfoTech.
PUR- InfoTech.
TC- InfoTech.
EFN- Financial.
IT- Cons. Discretionary.
BALNCED EQUITY Portfolio:
AYA- Cons. Discretionary.
DSG- InfoTech.
FM- Minerals/Materials.
WCP- Minerals/Materials.
ATD.B- Cons. Staples? Thanks so much. sarah.
GROWTH Portfolio:
CDV- InfoTech.
PUR- InfoTech.
TC- InfoTech.
EFN- Financial.
IT- Cons. Discretionary.
BALNCED EQUITY Portfolio:
AYA- Cons. Discretionary.
DSG- InfoTech.
FM- Minerals/Materials.
WCP- Minerals/Materials.
ATD.B- Cons. Staples? Thanks so much. sarah.
Q: I currently own CVE and Husky Energy but looking at selling CVE for Suncor as I am quite a bit under with CVE and wondered if SU is a better stock or would you recommend a different stock if I were to sell CVE?
Thanks
Dolores
Thanks
Dolores
Q: My good friend, curious about my 5 year CAGR of 15% - aided and abetted by 5i - and unhappy with his professionally managed portfolio that is flat over 18 months, asked me to take a look.
There are two major problems:
Not only is a stupendous 53% of the portfolio in 5 banks, 3 Canadian and 2 U.S. but another 16% is in 6 energy stocks, and 11% of the portfolio is in CPG.
This is of course patently ridiculous.
All six energy stocks are substantially down. The question: on a go forward basis do you see any hope for these six or should he just cut and run and of course diversify?
Thank you
There are two major problems:
Not only is a stupendous 53% of the portfolio in 5 banks, 3 Canadian and 2 U.S. but another 16% is in 6 energy stocks, and 11% of the portfolio is in CPG.
This is of course patently ridiculous.
All six energy stocks are substantially down. The question: on a go forward basis do you see any hope for these six or should he just cut and run and of course diversify?
Thank you
Q: Peter and Team:
I am fairly well diversified in the North American markets, but feel I need more International exposure. You have spoken highly of Mawer Funds in the past (knowing you are not big fans of MF's), and I was wondering if you could provide an opinion on MAW150 and MAW120 as a way of achieving this exposure. Are there ETF's that might be better? Are there any tax differences between international etfs vs MF's if they both trade on the TSX? Also if going with a mutual fund is there any advantage through buying through the fund vs through my discount brokerage? Please dock a couple of question credits for this one to be fair.
Thanks as always.
Phil
I am fairly well diversified in the North American markets, but feel I need more International exposure. You have spoken highly of Mawer Funds in the past (knowing you are not big fans of MF's), and I was wondering if you could provide an opinion on MAW150 and MAW120 as a way of achieving this exposure. Are there ETF's that might be better? Are there any tax differences between international etfs vs MF's if they both trade on the TSX? Also if going with a mutual fund is there any advantage through buying through the fund vs through my discount brokerage? Please dock a couple of question credits for this one to be fair.
Thanks as always.
Phil
Q: Your thoughts on todays announcement of sale of assets. Surge looks even better to me now and I am considering increasing from half position to full.