Q: They have pretty high distributions.Is that basically return of capital,seems due for cut.
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Q: If you were to rate TheScore, what approximate rating would it get? Are we talking D'ish or B'ish? Is this a company that is likely to be bought out?
Q: Any thoughts on the Exchange Income (EIF) financing? The press release says the financing is to "to pay down debt and for general corporate purposes". Do you think this signals EIF is on the lookout for another acquisition?
Lastly, any idea why the one analyst who has come out with EIF's estimated earnings for 2017 is expecting minus 44 cents per share?
Thanks, again, and looking forward to renewing my subscription soon.
John
Lastly, any idea why the one analyst who has come out with EIF's estimated earnings for 2017 is expecting minus 44 cents per share?
Thanks, again, and looking forward to renewing my subscription soon.
John
Q: What are your thoughts on below 6 ETFs for 3 to 5 yrs at today price. I can buy 1/2 postion now and another 1/2 by Oct. Please advise and if you prefer another ETF.
Any update when your team is planning to launch mobile app
15% -- ZUB or ZBK
20% -- ZUH
15% -- ZQQ
15% - VUN
15% - XSU
20% -- XSP (S&P 500)
Any update when your team is planning to launch mobile app
15% -- ZUB or ZBK
20% -- ZUH
15% -- ZQQ
15% - VUN
15% - XSU
20% -- XSP (S&P 500)
Q: Can you tell me when the shares come off restriction? Iknow it is Sept. but what day? Also, is there a reasonable limit on how many options the executives of a company should award themselves and the strike price? Thanks.
Q: Hi, Maybe an odd question but wondering about your thoughts on using Beneish m-score and Altman z-score in the stock screening process for a long term investor.
Q: I will deploy cash soon from my kids RESP account, and I want to buy the companies in US. Since I can't hold US dollar cash in RESP account, I am thinking of buying below ETFs hedged in Canadian dollars.
10% -- ZUB (Financial Sector)
10% -- ZUH (Healthcare Sector)
20% -- ZQQ (Technology Sector)
5% -- ??? (Which ETF is equivalent to IWM?)
55% -- XSP (S&P 500)
Please comment on above combination and sector weighting. Thanks!
10% -- ZUB (Financial Sector)
10% -- ZUH (Healthcare Sector)
20% -- ZQQ (Technology Sector)
5% -- ??? (Which ETF is equivalent to IWM?)
55% -- XSP (S&P 500)
Please comment on above combination and sector weighting. Thanks!
Q: Hi, I am wondering your thoughts on LND.V. They have about 0.08 a share in cash . I loan book of $40million presently. would you consider I a buy at these prices?
Q: I accept this REIT was not a good purchase as I am down 27% on it. With
the new prices and situation it is in, is it ok for add to for a small underweight holding.
I have a small amount of cash in my TFSA and could use a high dividend payer.
It is paying 10.5% and is buying shares in itself. When an outfit is buying shares
in a normal course issuer bid can it be interpreted the divvy payout is fairly safe?
Thanks
the new prices and situation it is in, is it ok for add to for a small underweight holding.
I have a small amount of cash in my TFSA and could use a high dividend payer.
It is paying 10.5% and is buying shares in itself. When an outfit is buying shares
in a normal course issuer bid can it be interpreted the divvy payout is fairly safe?
Thanks
Q: Please comment on the 2nd quarter, just released and the sustainability of the common and preferred dividends, in your view.
Q: I am doing a dollar cost averaging plan monthly to buy dividend stocks. My retirement is probably about 25 years away and I will just hold these forever. I would like to start with the big banks. Would it be worth adding Brookfield Infrastructure also? Good dividend yield and quite good dividend growth so far. Or are the banks going to fare better in an (eventually) rising yield environment here? Thanks.
Q: First Question! Thank you for the scarlet letter/note warning on Monday. It was nice to know that others were biting nails too.
I am overweight financials at a whopping 29.3% holding. I own
FFH, MFC, POW, TD, AIG, BRK.B, JPM TVR, CXI. I am only underwater CXI and will face big capital gains on BRK.B (the most here), FFH, TD, AIG and to a lesser extent JPM, GS TVR (gains not the driver of the solution, but a consideration).
Can you rank the quality of the above listed investments? Which ones should I get rid of?
I was wanting to add MKL (US) as a buy and hold as I have more than a 5 yr horizon. Is it superior relative to any of the above?
Please doc me for three questions. Many thanks for your insights.
I am overweight financials at a whopping 29.3% holding. I own
FFH, MFC, POW, TD, AIG, BRK.B, JPM TVR, CXI. I am only underwater CXI and will face big capital gains on BRK.B (the most here), FFH, TD, AIG and to a lesser extent JPM, GS TVR (gains not the driver of the solution, but a consideration).
Can you rank the quality of the above listed investments? Which ones should I get rid of?
I was wanting to add MKL (US) as a buy and hold as I have more than a 5 yr horizon. Is it superior relative to any of the above?
Please doc me for three questions. Many thanks for your insights.
Q: Hi team,
Looking for an update on this company. Price seems to have taken a hit with their last earnings report. Thanks.
Looking for an update on this company. Price seems to have taken a hit with their last earnings report. Thanks.
Q: You have indicated BEP as a higher rated stock but don't seem to have covered the other Brookfield companies. If I am intending on buying just one of the three companies would you recommend BEP? BAM seems to have a better P/E ratio, however, lower dividend.
Q: Hi,
I'm looking to take advantage of beaten down valuations of a big 5 bank and buy one while their prices appear attractive. I see the BMO has dropped the most of its peers by far this year with Scotiabank the next "biggest loser". I've noticed you guys have suggested BNS in response to recommendation questions from others in recent days. Any reason for a case for BNS over BMO or any of the other big 3 banks in the current climate?
I'm looking to take advantage of beaten down valuations of a big 5 bank and buy one while their prices appear attractive. I see the BMO has dropped the most of its peers by far this year with Scotiabank the next "biggest loser". I've noticed you guys have suggested BNS in response to recommendation questions from others in recent days. Any reason for a case for BNS over BMO or any of the other big 3 banks in the current climate?
Q: Hi 5i Team, I'm looking for a couple of solid picks in the Material Sector where I am looking to increase my exposure. In this sector I currently hold SJ, G, and small amount of FM. And just to make this challenge a little harder I need something that pays a dividend. Thanks again for all your help. Mario.
Q: What is your opinion of the latest QR results and risks moving forward? Are they generation income? Is it expensive? Are they still operating at a loss?
Q: Greetings,
Can you comment on CLCT's recent results?
Thanks
Can you comment on CLCT's recent results?
Thanks
Q: Can I have your opinion on NPI and AQN for stability and growth. Which would you prefer for a long term investment?
Q: Good Morning All Aimia currently has a 6.7% yield. I originally bought it as a growth stock but it may be in the wrong account. Could it be included in an income account. How much growth should I expect. Thanks