Q: What do you think of Icahn Enterprises (IEP.US) for a long-term hold. It pays a good dividend and has a proven track record behind it. Would it be very cyclical or is it a little more all-weather depending on the takeovers it initiates? Thanks
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Q: re: CVL Cervus Equip
since last discussed June 24, share price is slightly down. I know they recently bought some new dealerships. Is there anything else we should know of since last discussed?
Thanks for all you do
Gord
since last discussed June 24, share price is slightly down. I know they recently bought some new dealerships. Is there anything else we should know of since last discussed?
Thanks for all you do
Gord
Q: Hello 5I. I was hoping to get your thoughts on Terrace Energy TZR-T currently trading at $1.90. They completed CDN$20,017,000 equity financing plus the exercise of underwriters' over-allotment option Aggregate gross proceeds raised from the base offering of 10,820,000 common shares completed on July 23, 2014 and the over-allotment option will total $23,019,550. Thanks Jason
Q: Could you please comment on Capstone Infrastructure (cse) latest results and whether buy sell hold.
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: I know you are not a fan of IMG Iamgold but they came out with stellar earnings this morning. Franco Nevada is shoring up its war chest. Could they be interested in IMG? After IMG screwing up for so many years perhaps they learnt something just like SW sierra wireless did. Of course no comparison between tech and gold!
Q: Hi, could you also please comment on Boyd Group earnings released this morning. Thanks
Q: Hi, can you please provide Q2 street estimates for BYD.un, reporting tomorrow morning ? Is today's $2 price drop any indication of expected results, in your view? Thanks
Q: Based on yesterday's close Auto Canada's (ACQ) price to book ratio is 7.25 compared to Constellation Software's (CSU) 21.26 and trailing PE ratio is 36.21 compared to 57.47. Considering the nature of each company's business and assets, which I appreciate are comparing apples and oranges, I consider ACQ fully valued however significantly more reasonably priced than CSU. Doesn't the high rate being offered by CSU on the recent rate reset pfd share issue indicate the risky nature of CSU as an investment? How does the market justify a price for CSU that is so high relative to what is supported by their financials? Could I please have your comments?
Duncan
Duncan
Q: whats with acq today?
Q: hi I bought agt. at $13 With their earnings report do you think I should sell some or all now or wait for the dividend to be paid out
Thanks Ken
Thanks Ken
Q: Hi Guys,
Any thoughts on Gamehost (GH)
Thanks
John
Any thoughts on Gamehost (GH)
Thanks
John
Q: i have a tendancy to trade and take profit more often than necessary and miss the further upside and downside also sometime,to decipline my self would it be wise to adjust to model growth portfolio and not worry about other stocks outside the portfolio?.Growth is my intention.
Q: Hello, could you please comment on High Arctic--HWO earnings. Thanks
Q: What would you recommend for Canadian index ETFs? I'd like to use one to add more diversification to my portfolio.
Q: Peter and Team,
I am a shareholder of CSU and am interested in the debentures they are issuing. I have a few questions: first, does it make sense to buy more stock now to get more rights to get debentures at a $95 per $100 par value or should I wait for the rights to come on the exchange and buy them then? Second, I think the debentures are supposed to yield 7.4% compared on the par value and then reset to 6.5% + CPI annually. Is my understanding correct? Third, I think that the floating nature of this debenture should make its capital value stay pretty flat even in a rising interest rate environment as long as CSU's credit-worthiness is good. Any thoughts on this?
Thanks!
I am a shareholder of CSU and am interested in the debentures they are issuing. I have a few questions: first, does it make sense to buy more stock now to get more rights to get debentures at a $95 per $100 par value or should I wait for the rights to come on the exchange and buy them then? Second, I think the debentures are supposed to yield 7.4% compared on the par value and then reset to 6.5% + CPI annually. Is my understanding correct? Third, I think that the floating nature of this debenture should make its capital value stay pretty flat even in a rising interest rate environment as long as CSU's credit-worthiness is good. Any thoughts on this?
Thanks!
Q: Hello,
I was wondering for a TFSA (40K) for maximum growth what stocks would you propose. I don't envision needing the funds in the next few years (I have the model portfolio in a non taxable account).
I know that you specialize in Canadian equities, but if you would have to select a few US growth stocks (30k taxable account) what would you select.
Thank you so much.
I was wondering for a TFSA (40K) for maximum growth what stocks would you propose. I don't envision needing the funds in the next few years (I have the model portfolio in a non taxable account).
I know that you specialize in Canadian equities, but if you would have to select a few US growth stocks (30k taxable account) what would you select.
Thank you so much.
Q: Your thoughts on Crescent Point (CPG) 2nd quarter results?
Q: Thanks to your recommendation some time ago I have made over 700% profit on Autocanada and am considering selling the shares I have left to buy either KKR-N or BX-N. What can you tell me about these 2 stocks. Am considering this trade for better income and some capital gains.
Many thanks for all the great information you provide. Helen
Many thanks for all the great information you provide. Helen
Q: ERF: do you know the weighting oil to NG-I can't seem to find. Looking for NG play long-term with decent yield.
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
I just wanted to share something very interesting with other members:
TD Securities Action Notes from 29-July-2014 list the production rates for the top 20 gas weighted WCSB wells during May of 2014. Half of the top 20 are Tourmaline wells. Encana is next with 3. That is absolutely amazing. Thank you for recommending this company. I am not selling my shares until CEO Michael Rose does. Thanks again. DL
I just wanted to share something very interesting with other members:
TD Securities Action Notes from 29-July-2014 list the production rates for the top 20 gas weighted WCSB wells during May of 2014. Half of the top 20 are Tourmaline wells. Encana is next with 3. That is absolutely amazing. Thank you for recommending this company. I am not selling my shares until CEO Michael Rose does. Thanks again. DL