Q: Hello Peter and colleagues, I am a holder of FLY and just want to let folks know that the sell-off is because of settled litigation - unfortunately the posting on the litigation is rather vague, so led to sell-off. It could be good news or bad news as the litigants now say they will work together. I bot some more.
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Q: is slw a good buy
Q: ITP Intertape Polymer has recently had a 22% pullback. What caused this pullback in price? It's EPS is zooming upwards to + 1.50 and it's had a huge runup these past 3 years from $1 to a high of $15.62. With a yield of 2.88% and PE of 7.44. Would you recommend this stock and what price would be a good entry level? do you see it at support at it's present price of $12.19 or do you think it will go down to $9.00? thanks for your thoughts, Jan
Q: Peter; After looking back on my trading activity for the past six months I think a new self support group
would be a good idea. Even though I am up roughly 25% If I had kept my finger off the buy/sell button
i would be up about 35%, not counting trade costs. So for those who have the same problem welcome
to TA.COM - TRADERS ANNONYMOUS.COM-. Stop watching BNN.COM , reading the Globe and the Post, listening to every pundit and paid shill about why you should buy and/or sell a stock. Buy and hold
dividend paying companies that have a long track record of increasing earnings and dividends. Buy ETF 'S that mirror the general economy both locally and internationally. Balance them equally and forget about them until you are really old- say 45- then rebalance every 5 years. This is likely as hard as quitting drinking, smoking or gambling but the rewards will be worth it. Meetings will be ervery Friday after the market closes
and admission is a copy of your trading records for the past week.
This is obviously tongue in cheek and publish if you wish and add any comments.
Rod
would be a good idea. Even though I am up roughly 25% If I had kept my finger off the buy/sell button
i would be up about 35%, not counting trade costs. So for those who have the same problem welcome
to TA.COM - TRADERS ANNONYMOUS.COM-. Stop watching BNN.COM , reading the Globe and the Post, listening to every pundit and paid shill about why you should buy and/or sell a stock. Buy and hold
dividend paying companies that have a long track record of increasing earnings and dividends. Buy ETF 'S that mirror the general economy both locally and internationally. Balance them equally and forget about them until you are really old- say 45- then rebalance every 5 years. This is likely as hard as quitting drinking, smoking or gambling but the rewards will be worth it. Meetings will be ervery Friday after the market closes
and admission is a copy of your trading records for the past week.
This is obviously tongue in cheek and publish if you wish and add any comments.
Rod
Q: Any comment re BBRY earnings announcement this morning ?
Q: Good morning; When might I expect to see stocks like Badger, Painted Pony etc on the BNN ticker tape ?
Q: Hi! What to do with FAP? They lowered there monthly dividend to 4 cents yesterday.
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
I consider myself a short term, medium to high risk investor with perhaps some long term investments (more long term once I hopefully make some money!). I only have $20,000. to invest and would like your opinion of the percentage I should allocate to each equity. Should I stick with 5%, 20 stocks, $1,000. each? Or perhaps something different 10%, 10 stocks, $2,000. each, to be more profitable? Also would you recommend a mix of small cap and large cap stocks in a well diversified portfolio?
Thanks for your Great Service!
Brenda
I consider myself a short term, medium to high risk investor with perhaps some long term investments (more long term once I hopefully make some money!). I only have $20,000. to invest and would like your opinion of the percentage I should allocate to each equity. Should I stick with 5%, 20 stocks, $1,000. each? Or perhaps something different 10%, 10 stocks, $2,000. each, to be more profitable? Also would you recommend a mix of small cap and large cap stocks in a well diversified portfolio?
Thanks for your Great Service!
Brenda
Q: Could you please offer your opinion of Chartwell Seniors Housing REIT, CSH-UN.TO? Thankyou.
Q: what are your thoughts on IFC now that their results are in and it appears they have the balance sheet for acquisitions? thanks for your service!
Q: I hold a couple of small cap technology stocks: QHR-V and RC-T. Over the past three months the share price of both have been stagnant. Which of these stocks do you think offers greater potential for capital appreciation over the next 12 months? Thank you in advance for responding to my inquiry.
Q: Good afternoon,
I realize you just answered a question on AXR, but shortly thereafter a much revised streaming agreement was announced. Could you comment upon its significance?
Thank you.
I realize you just answered a question on AXR, but shortly thereafter a much revised streaming agreement was announced. Could you comment upon its significance?
Thank you.
Q: BAM.A has been a very popular stock for some time. Yesterday a Financial Post report on Canadian companies listed BAM.A as the most indebted Canadian company in 2013. The debt was approximately 50 000 000 followed by Hydro-Quebec with 43 000 000 followed by Export Development Canada with25 000 000. Should one be concerned about BAM.A's debt?
Q: Hi Peter, I would like to add a base metals etf to my portfolio. Which would you recommend and do you think now is a good time to add this type of etf. I have no exposure to this sector what so ever currently. Thanks Luke
Q: I hold almost all of the stocks in both of your portfolios plus a few more miscellaneous stocks.
Currently I am doing a portfolio review with the objective of improving the overall quality of my portfolio.
My biggest "dogs" are CHW (Chesswood), WIN and also RFC. Do I need to be more patient with these stocks; or should I just bite the bullet and add sell them in order to add to existing holdings?
The stocks that I am looking at include AVO, CSU, ET, MG. I do not own ACQ so that is also a consideration.
Can you provide some guidance for me here.
Any help will be greatly appreciated - as usual.
Thank you.
Currently I am doing a portfolio review with the objective of improving the overall quality of my portfolio.
My biggest "dogs" are CHW (Chesswood), WIN and also RFC. Do I need to be more patient with these stocks; or should I just bite the bullet and add sell them in order to add to existing holdings?
The stocks that I am looking at include AVO, CSU, ET, MG. I do not own ACQ so that is also a consideration.
Can you provide some guidance for me here.
Any help will be greatly appreciated - as usual.
Thank you.
Q: My husband has mostly bonds and GIcs in his TFSA and we are looking to add a few equities. He's looking for a good dividend with little volatility in stock price. So far we have purchased Boston Pizza. We are considering adding either SLF or BCE as they have good dividends. Would either of these make sense given our goals or would you suggest something else?
Carla
Carla
Q: What are you thoughts on AIG? Is it a good investment for the long-term?
Q: Your views on Novagold Resources NG. Thanks
Q: Hi,
You seem to really like SGY and it is having a nice run right now. I do hold some in my non-registered account.
I am thinking of adding BXE as it has lagged a bit.
What are your thoughts on BXE or add SGY as I only have half a position?
Thanks,Irshad.
You seem to really like SGY and it is having a nice run right now. I do hold some in my non-registered account.
I am thinking of adding BXE as it has lagged a bit.
What are your thoughts on BXE or add SGY as I only have half a position?
Thanks,Irshad.
Q: Hi guys,
I've held KMP for about 2 years and down about 15% in regular account. I'm thinking about selling my 700 KMP shares and buying 300 shares of BPY.UN to maintain real-estate exposure. Or do you have another thought or suggestion? I also own some AP.UN and happy with what they are doing.
Thank you for all your help!
Brent
I've held KMP for about 2 years and down about 15% in regular account. I'm thinking about selling my 700 KMP shares and buying 300 shares of BPY.UN to maintain real-estate exposure. Or do you have another thought or suggestion? I also own some AP.UN and happy with what they are doing.
Thank you for all your help!
Brent