Q: I am wondering if investment in XYLD is a good idea in this market?
I am unfamiliar with the covered call concept - hoping that you might be able to explain it in layman’s terms.
If buying is acceptable in this market, when is it best to sell this type of investment?
Thank you for your expertise.
Q: Peter, if we are in for a a big long term bear market what are some canadian div payers that would suit 75 year olds that need the div? Thank you for your advice Ken
Q: Before deploying more dollars to BX, what are other headwinds (apart from the usual suspects of inflation, recession etc) that the market is seeing that is driving down the share price. How would you rate BX vs peers such as BLK or BAM for long term (divd, capital) appreciation
Q: Can you please comment on Costco (COST) latest earnings released yesterday. Was there anything of particular interest to note from the call this morning (either good or bad)? Would you recommend starting a position in this company?
Q: Hi, What are your thoughts on dividend growers to beat inflation, rate hikes bad markets etc. Could you suggest some dividend growers who are attractively priced. Thanks.
Q: Based on your response to Douglas today, I am concluding that BNS would be the Canadian bank to buy today. With a yield of 5.78%, P/B at 1.2, an RSI at 31, and trading at a one year low it appears to be a buy candidate. I would appreciate your comments.
Q: Going forward, is there a particular theme we should consider, to take advantage of the turnaround. ZQQ is down 31% year to date. Would technology be a candidate?
I am calculating a fcf yield for go easy,
and Trisura as being 18% and 23.5% respectively ($20/$111 and $7.38/31.36). Both these companies are compounders with more revenue and earnings quarterly. How are they not table pounding buys here? Can you please provide your thoughts and comments.
Thanks for your insights at the MoneyShow last week. You mentioned Long Term Bonds as a viable investment option in the current market environment. Can you explain the rational? Also provide some recommendations for ETS (CAD currency preferred) or specific bond and or bond fund.
Thanks for your continued guidance during this bear market opportunity,
Angelo
Q: Want to beef up my finacials. I own SLF, TD, BAM.A and X . Trying to decide between 1. Buying BNS ( new position), 2. topping up my 4 existing more or less equally, or 3. putting it all into just 1 of the current 4 ( likely SLF as TD and BAm are already a big holding, jury is still out for me on X). Long term holds, balanced/income hybrid portfolio follower.
Q: After reading your answer to a question on TIP and STIP on March 29, I invested in these two inflation-protected bond ETFs, however, their performance to date was extremely poor and I am down about 10%. Can you please explain why these "inflation protected" securities behave so poorly in the current high inflation environment? Aren't they specifically designed for situations like we have these days?