Q: Hello,
Could I have your opinion on MDL-v.
Thank you
Could I have your opinion on MDL-v.
Thank you
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Q: Your current thoughts re Patheon(PTI). Any validity to rumours today on BNN re potential equity interest from 3rd party.
Q: Can I have your thoughts on CNR. Have been overweight for some time and thinking about a switch to MDA if I trimmed.
Q: Hello
Do you have a preference among discount brokerage firms.
Do you have a preference among discount brokerage firms.
Q: Peter
Have you or any of your team had experience with Stock Investing software such as Metastock or Vector Vest. Something i am exploring to support my research.
Have you or any of your team had experience with Stock Investing software such as Metastock or Vector Vest. Something i am exploring to support my research.
Q: Hello Peter and hard working 5i Team;
I would like to know your current thoughts on Winpack? I missed a good entry point when the stock was stalled a while ago. Would you consider the stock cheap at the current level?
Can you also comment on what criteria, or metrics, would indicate a cheap stock even though it is at a high level after a long runup? eg: Magna
Thanks in advance.
I would like to know your current thoughts on Winpack? I missed a good entry point when the stock was stalled a while ago. Would you consider the stock cheap at the current level?
Can you also comment on what criteria, or metrics, would indicate a cheap stock even though it is at a high level after a long runup? eg: Magna
Thanks in advance.
Q: Would you go long on Goldcorp (TSX: G) at the moment?
Q: Peter Lynch question
In Peter's graphs he plots stock price on the right axis and earnings on the left axis. He is looking to see if if the earnings line is above the stock price line (a stock to review further).
He uses $1 in earnings per share to $15 in stock price. This would mean that the earnings line is equal to a stock price P/E ratio of 15.
Question what variable of P/E do you think makes sense to use - or is it industry sector based.
I guess a follow up question would be - is this a good idea to look at companies that the earnings line is above the stock price?
Thank you
T
In Peter's graphs he plots stock price on the right axis and earnings on the left axis. He is looking to see if if the earnings line is above the stock price line (a stock to review further).
He uses $1 in earnings per share to $15 in stock price. This would mean that the earnings line is equal to a stock price P/E ratio of 15.
Question what variable of P/E do you think makes sense to use - or is it industry sector based.
I guess a follow up question would be - is this a good idea to look at companies that the earnings line is above the stock price?
Thank you
T
Q: Good Morning Peter and Team,
I am looking to add to a small position in Fiera Capital (FSZ- T). FSZ is growing much more quickly than other comparable small cap asset managers which makes most valuation comparisons difficult. However using the valuation metric "Enterprise Value divided by Assets Under Management" FSZ compares very favourably to other managers. See below:
FSZ- 1.2%
GS - 8.9%
SII- 4.7%
GCG.A- 2.4%
AHF- 2.1%
Excluding the recent deal that FSZ just announced the above list shows Fiera as undervalued compared to other small cap asset managers. My question: Is this valuation metric and line of thinking valid ??? I would appreciate your opinion.
Thank you. DL
I am looking to add to a small position in Fiera Capital (FSZ- T). FSZ is growing much more quickly than other comparable small cap asset managers which makes most valuation comparisons difficult. However using the valuation metric "Enterprise Value divided by Assets Under Management" FSZ compares very favourably to other managers. See below:
FSZ- 1.2%
GS - 8.9%
SII- 4.7%
GCG.A- 2.4%
AHF- 2.1%
Excluding the recent deal that FSZ just announced the above list shows Fiera as undervalued compared to other small cap asset managers. My question: Is this valuation metric and line of thinking valid ??? I would appreciate your opinion.
Thank you. DL
Q: Hello 5i team, I have a question I can't wrap my head around. How can a support a dividend if they have negative income? I know that in most cases they have to raise equity or debt to maintain the payout. But how can it be that cash flow supports a payout ratio but its net income doesn't? Take BEP.UN for example.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Peter,
Is it good to buy ESL before earnings. Also what is your opinion on buying GS at the current prices. Thanks
Is it good to buy ESL before earnings. Also what is your opinion on buying GS at the current prices. Thanks
Q: I own shares of ANS. The shares are now trading above the purchase offer of $3.73. In your opinion, is there a real chance for a higher offer ?
Q: What are your ideas on purchasing WEF western forest products? Any chance that it might be bought like Ainsworth?
Q: Peter, I was wondering if you have an idea of how many of your subscribers are income investors vs growth. Would a survey be in order? Thanks
Q: Hello Peter, I am thinking of selling CUS and buying CSS now that it has pulled back. I am looking for income and some growth. Sector weighting is not an issue. Thanks for the great service.
Q: Looking at the ratings, does it make sense to sell the B's to buy A's even if the B's are in the model portfolio?
Q: Peter, thanks for identifying HEW as an ETF that equal weights the TSX 60. In your opinion do you think there is an advantage holding some of this fund with a MER of .50 vs funds with .11? Also if yes what % of a total CDN ETF 60 holding would you allocate to HEW?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Can you comment on DSG, the results of their most recent quarter were released this morning and most of the metrics seem to look pretty good.
Peter
Peter
Q: peter, your model portfolio pdf results is pathetic compared to previous versions, why did you change it.dave
Q: What do you think about a company like NBD given LP's take over offer for Ainsworth? Forestry stocks have fallen back a bit lately. LUMBER prices seem to be climbing again. Given this, do you see value in this sector and which companies would you recommend? Will this offer cause a run in these other stocks?