Q: Sensing 5i's eroding confidence in Surge, I have sold my shares (even though you have recently suggested holding). Now I have zero allocation to the energy sector. I want to get back in on more solid ground. Can you suggest two stocks and a methodology for easing back in? Your persistence in recommending a full and proper sector allocation has been so valuable that the strategy has more than balanced out the loss in Surge. Yet I know I need to get back into energy. Thank you, don't know what I'd do without you guys.
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Q: In looking at the most recent results from SYZ it would appear that the stock is trading at 10x sales and an EV/EBITDA of over 25x. Do you not find this expensive for a company that only grew its EBITDA by 15% last year?
Q: SYZ is getting pounded today. would you say further negativity from the most recent earnings report? You mention it was decent and are optimistic about future growth... however, it's down nearly 15% right now. possibly, insiders selling? would you revise forecasts further down given their proximity to Alberta oil.
Q: I just received notice of offerings for FCR @ $19.80 and CUF.UN @ 19.65
I hold both of these and am only recently above water on them ...I seem to recall buying Cominar as an offering not long ago ... Are these healthy investments - should I buy more, should I be concerned , or should I wait and see ???
Thanks
I hold both of these and am only recently above water on them ...I seem to recall buying Cominar as an offering not long ago ... Are these healthy investments - should I buy more, should I be concerned , or should I wait and see ???
Thanks
Q: Greetings
Given that oil runs like a thread through so much economic activity and is now of course is priced much lower. It seems likely to me that reported inflation with be far less than the 2% strived for by so many Governments despite worldwide money printing. If Gold is viewed as a hedge against inflation and inflation is lower than expected then it stands to reason Gold will pull back in time. Does this thesis have any merit and is the recent rise in the Gold price merely reflective of uncertainty and volatility in markets.
Your opinion is appreciated!
Given that oil runs like a thread through so much economic activity and is now of course is priced much lower. It seems likely to me that reported inflation with be far less than the 2% strived for by so many Governments despite worldwide money printing. If Gold is viewed as a hedge against inflation and inflation is lower than expected then it stands to reason Gold will pull back in time. Does this thesis have any merit and is the recent rise in the Gold price merely reflective of uncertainty and volatility in markets.
Your opinion is appreciated!
Q: General comment and target price. Ihanks
Q: Packaging stocks in Canada have been very good to me. I see OI has not been good on the US side. What do you think of this stock and the USA side of this sector at this point?
TIA
TIA
Q: Where can one find the TSX total return which includes dividend income?
Q: I would like to invest in consumer staples, with good dividends. Is there an ETF with currency hedging which you would recommend?
Q: Hello Peter
Could I get your opinion on using Superior Plus as a substitute for fixed income long term? Do you see any growth and is the dividend secure?
Thanks for the great service
Could I get your opinion on using Superior Plus as a substitute for fixed income long term? Do you see any growth and is the dividend secure?
Thanks for the great service
Q: What do you think of MRD? It looks very cheap to me trading at about 60%BV, modest debt and very low payout ratio. I wouldn't think that there would be much downside at the current price level?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: follow up dumb question, then i'll go away...does a company ever chose to redeem preferred shares if the price falls below the issue price? or put another way, in most cases what is the motivation for a company to redeem its preferred issues?
Q: Hello Peter &Co.:
I want to increase the tech sector of my Canadian stock portfolio. Right now it is at around 11%. I own just 2 stocks, CSU and DH. What is your next best pick for a solid tech company? A mix of stability and growth is what I'm after, nothing too risky. Thanks for the fantastic service. cheers
I want to increase the tech sector of my Canadian stock portfolio. Right now it is at around 11%. I own just 2 stocks, CSU and DH. What is your next best pick for a solid tech company? A mix of stability and growth is what I'm after, nothing too risky. Thanks for the fantastic service. cheers
Q: considering U.S. growth, please rate these aas most-to-least
considering U.S. growth please rate these most-to-least "compelling" and why - thanks as always
considering U.S. growth please rate these most-to-least "compelling" and why - thanks as always
Q: What are your updated views on SNP? Would you be a buyer at current levels? Do you view the recent equity raise as a positive given the pro forma balance? Do you see the fact that Canacccord buying the deal on a bought deal as a plus and vote of confidence that demand was there for the stock?
Q: Would you recommend Terra Firma at it's current valuation? Stock looks cheap, but illiquid. Would you recommend buying shares?
Q: Peter & Co.,
What are your thoughts on the resignation of QHR's CEO and founder today? What does the resignation mean for the stock going forward? The stock is up on the news today, presumably on the chance of a take-over?
Thanks.
What are your thoughts on the resignation of QHR's CEO and founder today? What does the resignation mean for the stock going forward? The stock is up on the news today, presumably on the chance of a take-over?
Thanks.
Q: Given the recent Bank of Canada action, I am trying to put together a strategy to handle bond re-investments as they mature within my portfolio. This would include risk (spread) and maturity (duration). Have you considered entering this arena as a service to clients or is there somewhere you know of that can be of assistance? I am not a bond trader. I invest with the desire for income and hold to maturity.
Q: The company released it's final assay results from a trenching program at it's Coosa property. How would you rate these numbers? Thank you.
Q: I noticed that Knight Therapeutics (GUD) is lending Synergy Strips Corp $6M. As part of this deal, Knight will receive 15% interest on the loan, and get a 10-year warrant to purchase 3.5 million shares of Synergy at $0.34 a share. Synergy shares are currently trading at $0.425
My potentially easy question is: what does Synergy get out of this besides the loan? Do they get any corporate knowledge from Knight? 15% interest and a 10 year warrant to buy shares at a (potentially significant) discount seems like a really bad deal for Synergy, and a fantastic deal for Knight. What am I missing here? Couldn't Synergy just go to a bank for a loan?
My potentially easy question is: what does Synergy get out of this besides the loan? Do they get any corporate knowledge from Knight? 15% interest and a 10 year warrant to buy shares at a (potentially significant) discount seems like a really bad deal for Synergy, and a fantastic deal for Knight. What am I missing here? Couldn't Synergy just go to a bank for a loan?