Q: I have held vsn for some time now and have made some earnings. Is this a good time to take profit? Thanks!
You can view 3 more answers this month. Sign up for a free trial for unlimited access.
Investment Q&A
Not investment advice or solicitation to buy/sell securities. Do your own due diligence and/or consult an advisor.
Q: Hi Peter & team, I must be missing something regarding Chris' question and answer. Bep.un has been transferred from the equity portfolio to the income portfolio. So, as Chris wants his portfolio to be income orientated, why should he sell it? Disclosure; I hold the stock for income already. Thanks. Henry
Q: Hello 5i,
What is your opinion on selling LIQ and buying VNR for the longer term?
Thanks!
What is your opinion on selling LIQ and buying VNR for the longer term?
Thanks!
Q: Dear 5i
What's your view on LGT and CF over the next 2-3 years . Are there good earnings growth forecasted for these two company's ? Are they worth hanging on to or should I be adding to existing positions of Linamar or Magna for example .
Thanks
Bill C.
What's your view on LGT and CF over the next 2-3 years . Are there good earnings growth forecasted for these two company's ? Are they worth hanging on to or should I be adding to existing positions of Linamar or Magna for example .
Thanks
Bill C.
Q: 1) I understand that companies that have increased their dividends recently do so because they're confident of their earnings for the next year or two. Is there an ETF that focuses on these companies?
2)I own PKW (concentrates on companies buying back their stock)and wonder which of these two approaches, companies that are buying back stock or those that increase their dividends, you would endorse?
2)I own PKW (concentrates on companies buying back their stock)and wonder which of these two approaches, companies that are buying back stock or those that increase their dividends, you would endorse?
Q: Hi Peter
Great Job Guys
Is there any reason for the sudden movement in spb and vsn
Thanks Mike B
Great Job Guys
Is there any reason for the sudden movement in spb and vsn
Thanks Mike B
Q: I own ipl in 3 of my accounts representing around 5 percent of my portfolio. I note you have dropped it from your model portfolio and only one analyst now recommends it as a strong buy. Is the valuation getting stretched and are there better names to be in for growth.
Q: In the income portfolio CVD has a yield of 4.9% but on the ishares website the YTM is 2.29%. What would be the yield if I purchased this product today. Thank you Ron
Q: WHAT DO YOU THINK OF KP TISSUE AND TORSTAR? I APPRECIATE YOUR RESPONSE.EBRAHIM
Q: Could you please offer your views on PPL.TO? Thankyou.
Q: Could I please have your updated opinion on Bird Construction (BDT)? Thank You!
Q: Good evening 5i! I am considering selling my WCP shares and converting to NPI shares. I've held WCP for a couple of years and it seems to be doing very little in growth, (I also hold PEY, CPG and BTE in the energy sector). My broker has suggested I look at NPI for a good yield and decent long term growth, (I also hold CPX in the power sector). Can you provide me with your unbiased recommendation on this potential company switch looking at it over the next couple of years.
Thanks for your help and input.
Brian
Thanks for your help and input.
Brian
Q: GVC - you were mildly bullish on GVC some months ago but the stock went down some more. This morning RBC issuedThanks!
Q: Good morning team; in view of this mornings announcement re Entwisle stepping down. what is your opinion of telus going forward.I am currently overweight and am planning on selling some in the near future.Should I pull the trigger now or place a covered call order? keep up the great work thanx for your answer
Q: Now that ATD.B has declared a 3 for 1 stock split would it be wise to buy before or after the split?
Look forward to your reply.
Look forward to your reply.
Q: I am interested in starting a position in WTE Westshore Terminals,I was wondering if in view of its recent correction,would this be a good entry point or not?
Q: Assessing my portfolio weightings: I have BAM.A as 10th largest which is OK but I also own BIP, BEP, BOX, and BRP in lesser quantities. If I think of them as one entity because they are all Brookfields, they would total twice my largest portfolio holding, so in sum would be #1 by far. Is uniting them because they are all intertwined with BAM the correct way to judge the holdings and would you advise scaling back, or are they separate businesses with different yields, growth rates and performance outlooks?
If reducing is advised, I could see substituting, say, HR for BOX and TCN for BRP, but I would have a difficult time finding replacements for BIP and BEP in a large cap utility with an international flavour and outstanding yield for RRSP. I consider BAM core and have held it for many years with good results; insiders own way more BAM than any of the spinoffs which speaks volumes to me. Would 5i have any differing ideas or options? Thanks, J.
If reducing is advised, I could see substituting, say, HR for BOX and TCN for BRP, but I would have a difficult time finding replacements for BIP and BEP in a large cap utility with an international flavour and outstanding yield for RRSP. I consider BAM core and have held it for many years with good results; insiders own way more BAM than any of the spinoffs which speaks volumes to me. Would 5i have any differing ideas or options? Thanks, J.
Q: Is this a good entry point for Transalta? Tx
Q: Does your favourable opinion of MRG.UN still hold?
Q: Hello 5i,
I would like to drill down into VSN a bit further. I'm trying to figure out why this fairly sleepy dividend stock has been on fire since last September, up around 50%. ROE is only 5%. Forward PE is sky high. Are investors simply enamoured of their forthcoming new projects and the steady high div? Is the valuation not extremely rich?
Thank you!
I would like to drill down into VSN a bit further. I'm trying to figure out why this fairly sleepy dividend stock has been on fire since last September, up around 50%. ROE is only 5%. Forward PE is sky high. Are investors simply enamoured of their forthcoming new projects and the steady high div? Is the valuation not extremely rich?
Thank you!