Q: could you please comment on the current prices of these companies in relation to current price of WTI. Thaks
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Q: In case you hadn't seen it there was good news today on NRG
Alter NRG agrees to Harvest takeover for $5 per share.
Rob
Alter NRG agrees to Harvest takeover for $5 per share.
Rob
Q: As with other energy companies, Encana has seen some challenges. But it has not faired as well as others of that size. What is your opinion on its future?
Alan
Alan
Q: WSP recently reported Q4 and year-end results and,to me, they appear excellent. Could you comment on the results as well as on the news they were selling all their shares in Norwegian company multiconsult AS? Is this a good move? Thanks for the excellent service.
Q: My goal is to create a list of criteria for the ideal small-cap growth stock. I fully appreciate very few stocks, if any, will meet all the criteria. I have started the list. Please add to it.
1. Experienced management
2. High insider ownership
3. Low debt
4. Low forward P/E ratio
5. Momentum
1. Experienced management
2. High insider ownership
3. Low debt
4. Low forward P/E ratio
5. Momentum
Q: Hi 5i: I've decided to add some more fixed income to my portfolio and was checking on how my CBO has done over the last year. I note that it jumped very sharply on Jan 20/21 of 2014. I can't recall what triggered that leap, which is visible in other bond ETFs also. Do you have any record of what the event might have been? Thanks.
Q: Hello,
Following on my previous question regarding using WIN as an income stock and reading your previous answer regarding DCI which one would you chose for income (and some appreciation) Both? Others?
Thanks
Following on my previous question regarding using WIN as an income stock and reading your previous answer regarding DCI which one would you chose for income (and some appreciation) Both? Others?
Thanks
Q: Hi 5i,
I have been a long term holder of ASR and it is down more than 50% since purchase. What is your outlook on ASR and do you recommend continue holding? What do you think about taking the loss and move the proceeds to CXI, as I currently do not have financial exposure.
Thanks as always,
Jerry
I have been a long term holder of ASR and it is down more than 50% since purchase. What is your outlook on ASR and do you recommend continue holding? What do you think about taking the loss and move the proceeds to CXI, as I currently do not have financial exposure.
Thanks as always,
Jerry
Q: What is you take on q4 results. Is the stock a buy?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Thoughts on their earnings? Would you categorize this as an income/slow growth company?
Thanks,
Robert
Thanks,
Robert
Q: Good morning, could you please correct the symbol on Jacques question and what would be the yield on these after the reset? Would you expect the price to rise after the reset? Would these make a good investment since one presumes interest rates will rise in the next five years and the prices will correct to $25. Thank you
Q: In reviewing the sector distribution of your reports (C rating or higher), there seems to be a notable absence of reports on oil/gas (none), pipelines (1), and telecoms (none). Is this intentional?
Q: Hi Peter
What do you make of the results......as I am reading, I am very happy until the results get blown away into a loss by all the stock based compensation.
I realize it is not cash but does this not someday just do a large dilution of shares when the options are exercised?
What do you make of the results......as I am reading, I am very happy until the results get blown away into a loss by all the stock based compensation.
I realize it is not cash but does this not someday just do a large dilution of shares when the options are exercised?
Q: Luella Peter and team, I'd very much like to hear your thoughts on Boyd's latest earnings.
Thank you
Dave
Thank you
Dave
Q: Hello 5I,
This a follow-up to a question you answered on the book value of Surge Energy; but applies across all Canadian E&P Companies. You noted Surge's book value is dependent on the price of oil and quoted a value of $68 US.
The problem I am having with your statement and all the other literature I read which quotes share price based on WTI is; What are the surrounding parameters that are needed to support the individual companies value. For example what is the exchange rate of the Canadian $ for the $68 WTI? At the current exchange rate this would suggest that Surge needs well over $80 Cdn to have a book value you suggested. Another question is at what oil futures price? If the current Contango widens so that a one year futures contract is $68 WTI; can I then apply that forward price to Surge, or which ever other company I am following?
Any clarification you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Bob Ahearn
This a follow-up to a question you answered on the book value of Surge Energy; but applies across all Canadian E&P Companies. You noted Surge's book value is dependent on the price of oil and quoted a value of $68 US.
The problem I am having with your statement and all the other literature I read which quotes share price based on WTI is; What are the surrounding parameters that are needed to support the individual companies value. For example what is the exchange rate of the Canadian $ for the $68 WTI? At the current exchange rate this would suggest that Surge needs well over $80 Cdn to have a book value you suggested. Another question is at what oil futures price? If the current Contango widens so that a one year futures contract is $68 WTI; can I then apply that forward price to Surge, or which ever other company I am following?
Any clarification you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Bob Ahearn
Q: Could you update Midway (MDW) just starting production and grade is lower than modelled, may have a short term financial issue. Is the big drop from .90 to .39 a falling knife or a buying opportunity. Your comments on management and I can't seem to find their expected all in cost.
Thanks and I'll be signing up for another year, great service you provide.
Thanks and I'll be signing up for another year, great service you provide.
Q: In the US what are the equivalents to GUD, CRH, PLI, MSL, PHM and the like. In other words, if I'm looking to make high risk speculative investments in US pharma/biotech/healthcare stocks, what do you recommend. Your independent and straightforward insight is invaluable. Thank you!
Q: Any news on this company,lawsuit settlement has gone quiet,CERN order still in future,and no info on new product orders. Stock cannot get past .40, I would appreciate your ideas on the future of this company, what needs to happen for it to lift off.
Q: I would appreciate your opinion of Gibson Energy.
The PE seems high, but P/CF is a better guide?
Thanks for you thoughts.
John.
The PE seems high, but P/CF is a better guide?
Thanks for you thoughts.
John.
Q: Hello 5i Team, first of all I'd like to say that this is a very valuable service. I wish I'd found it much sooner.
I'm in the process of moving our RRSP Mutual funds to a self directed account at my bank. The plan is to create a balanced diversified portfolio using ets's.
30% Fixed Income - XQB
25% Canadian - XIC
25% Us- XUS
15% Europe - XEF
5% Emerging Markets - XEC
(or something similar - not sure yet if I'm going with BMO, Vanguard or Ishares)
Or would it be better to choose sector specific ETF's such as Financials, Health Care, Industrials ect.?
Also would you recommend waiting until after the summer (sell in May and go way), buying into the market all at once or buy in 1/3rd chunks over a period of months.
Thanks you very much in advance
I'm in the process of moving our RRSP Mutual funds to a self directed account at my bank. The plan is to create a balanced diversified portfolio using ets's.
30% Fixed Income - XQB
25% Canadian - XIC
25% Us- XUS
15% Europe - XEF
5% Emerging Markets - XEC
(or something similar - not sure yet if I'm going with BMO, Vanguard or Ishares)
Or would it be better to choose sector specific ETF's such as Financials, Health Care, Industrials ect.?
Also would you recommend waiting until after the summer (sell in May and go way), buying into the market all at once or buy in 1/3rd chunks over a period of months.
Thanks you very much in advance