Q: I am in bargain hunting mode having watched Teck hit a new 52 week low today; also, G, SLW, BTO and XGD have all tanked since buying them a couple of weeks ago.
Is the risk/ reward in my favor right now?
Would you buy any of these now or would you wait?
Q: Hi Peter.
As a new member I'm curious to know more about the trading parameters of the 5i model portfolio. Will the portfolio ever go short? (Inverse ETF's)? How often will stocks get cut and new ones added? Will the portfolio ever go to a certain level of cash or does it always stay 100% invested. A brief description of what too expect would be helpful.
Thanks Nicholas
Q: Sherritt
Today I am hearing that Cuba is going to change the laws to allow wholly owned companies to invest in Cuba.
Also they are going to gurantee that assetts will not be confiscated.
If this happens willit not be HUGE for Sherritt?
Thanks,Warren.
Q: On Torstar. Last night on BNN, Patrick Horan made Torstar a top pick. I have always considered the stock an avoid as it is in a dying industry--along the lines of your last answer on this in November.Agilith Capital has an extraordinary record so I was surprised. Has something changed, am I missing something or is this just the disagreement which makes markets?
Q: Thank you Peter, for your response concerning my TFSA portfolio. In keeping with my goal of creating growth, I have come up with the following ETFs and would ask your opinion on their value. If you differ with any of them could I ask you to recommend a substitute. I find it a challenge, with the resources available to me,to pin down ``dividend growth`` ETFs. I have selected the following based on their asset size, MER, and sector diversification. They are as follows:
CDZ, XRE, ZPR, XTR and CHB. They would make up the entire portfolio. Thanks for all you do for us.
Q: Hello Peter....Sector classification question for 2 companies. Is it better to classify Black Diamond as Consumer Discretionary than Energy? And for AutoCanada can it be considered as Retail rather than classified as Consumer Discretionary?...Thanks...Tom M
Q: Hi Peter:
I am retired with a modest pension, and a huge believer in asset allocation focused on Cdn dividend income. I have recently trimmed several positions to raise a bit of cash (now at 7%) to take advantage of a possible summer pullback. In equities I own AD, AQN, ALA, BCE, BNS, BTE, BA, CFN, CGX, CSU, CPG, III, PBH, TCN, WEQ, as well as 2 dividend funds and 1 REIT fund.
Do you see any red flags? Caution flags for me are CFN and WEQ. Once purchased, I normally like to give the stock "time to perform".
Q: I'm interested in investing in stocks that are in the business of cloud computing for my tech sector allocation. I'm aware of the big names like Apple, Amazon, Google and now Microsoft but don't feel comfortable picking one or two. Do you have any ETF (or other) recommendations in this sector? Thanks again for all your guidance :)
Q: I, perhaps foolishly, assumed that Vanguard Canada ETFs sold on the TSX in Canadian dollars would be Canadian income.... Are all the Vanguard Canada products US income, including VDY? Therefore is it ineffective to hold them in a TFSA?
Q: Good morning Peter and team,
Question is on Alarmforce (AF). Announced a special dividend this morning. Would you be buying on this news since the share price is pretty much flat since the announcement? And has the Matlin affair been resolved? Thank you.
Q: What is your feeling on TCM. the price to book value seems like okay value or do you think that the book value will erode? at these prices it seems okay. what would you rate it? thank you.
If you were holding a full position in Kirkland Lake Gold (KGI) with a $4.79 cost per share, would you be inclined to sell or hold at this point? There hasn't been any substantial news from the strategic review since its announcement on January 6th, and am wondering whether such money might be better deployed elsewhere. We seem to be treading water, here, for the most part. Thank you, as always, for this superb service.