Q: Based on your previous suggestion I did not sell my shares of this co. Today the share price has gone up from 4.55$ to 10.07$. Volume of shares traded is up from 2265 to 2,782,448. Should I sell or wait. Share price today dropped from 12 to 10.07. Thank you.
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Q: Hello 5i Team,
Could suggest an ETF for each Canada, USA and international that would as closely as possble mirror the methodology used to contruct the balanced equity portfolio?
Thanks
Dave
Could suggest an ETF for each Canada, USA and international that would as closely as possble mirror the methodology used to contruct the balanced equity portfolio?
Thanks
Dave
Q: Currently, I have no exposure to telecoms. I am planning to buy Telefonica (TEF on NYSE) for potential growth in South America and high dividend (almost 9%). Could you please give your views. Is it a buy at current price? Also, is the dividend safe?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I bought Laura Ashley Holdings (LARAF) about a year ago, which owns Ashley Home Care in Canada. It trades below its Earnings Power Value (EPV) price and has a 30% return on capital but doesn't seem to produce enough free cash flow to cover the enormous 7% dividend. Do you think I would be better selling it and going into something else?
Q: Hi 5i Team,
Is FEZ a keep for the next 3 years? I have a full 5% position and down 28% since 2014 in my RRIF. What is a good ETF replacement for stable income?
Thanks
Is FEZ a keep for the next 3 years? I have a full 5% position and down 28% since 2014 in my RRIF. What is a good ETF replacement for stable income?
Thanks
- BMO Europe High Dividend Covered Call Hedged to CAD ETF (ZWE)
- Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe All Cap Index ETF (VE)
Q: What ETFS or mutual funds do you like for European exposure?
Thank you
Paul
Thank you
Paul
Q: Hello: If you were to pick ETF's today for an RRSP, one to cover Europe and another the US, what would your choice be? Large-medium-small cap at this point would make very little difference. They would be for a long term hold.
Thanks, Brian
Thanks, Brian
- iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index ETF (XIU)
- Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF (VGK)
- Vanguard FTSE Pacific ETF (VPL)
- Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO)
- SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)
Q: I have topped up my TFSA to the full allotted amount (since 2009) and am now ready to invest it in a simple way. What are your thoughts about an equal weighting in xiu, spy, vgk, vpl, vwo and xlu?
Thanks
Jan
Thanks
Jan
- Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe All Cap Index ETF (VE)
- Vanguard FTSE Developed Asia Pacific All Cap Index ETF (VA)
Q: I am considering one of Vanguards developed Asian Pacific developed countries etf. They are vah or veh. veh is hedged. Which do you prefer for a 5 year hold? I am a conservative investor and I am some what concerned about the Canadian dollar. Which would give the better performance over the indicated time frame? Thanx.
Q: Peter and Team,
My total portfolio is approximately 5% Gold Bullion, 9% Short term bonds (Brookfield Infrastructure 5 year and CBO), 86% Equity. The equity exposure is currently 7.5% in US Stocks (JNJ, SBUX, XYL, V) and 78.5% Balanced Equity Model Portfolio.
I was thinking that I am missing international exposure and am thinking that I should be adding some sort of ETF for this. I originally was thinking of building a portfolio including Nestle but I think that the weighting will be too small to build individual positions.
Can you please provide your ideas for ETFs that would provide international diversification given my current holdings and, if possible, any weighting I should be aiming for in terms of international position? I would describe myself as very much in line with the risk profile of the Balanced Equity portfolio.
Thanks!
My total portfolio is approximately 5% Gold Bullion, 9% Short term bonds (Brookfield Infrastructure 5 year and CBO), 86% Equity. The equity exposure is currently 7.5% in US Stocks (JNJ, SBUX, XYL, V) and 78.5% Balanced Equity Model Portfolio.
I was thinking that I am missing international exposure and am thinking that I should be adding some sort of ETF for this. I originally was thinking of building a portfolio including Nestle but I think that the weighting will be too small to build individual positions.
Can you please provide your ideas for ETFs that would provide international diversification given my current holdings and, if possible, any weighting I should be aiming for in terms of international position? I would describe myself as very much in line with the risk profile of the Balanced Equity portfolio.
Thanks!
Q: Hi team - I know you don't cover Novo Nordisk. I'm trying to find the dividend tax consequences holding this ADR in an RRSP. I have no success finding out what agreement we have with the Danish government. Are you able to help?
Is there any concern about competition for this company? Will margins suffer?
Jim
Is there any concern about competition for this company? Will margins suffer?
Jim
Q: What are your views on this company ?
What would be good growth alternatives for investing in Mexico ?
Many thanks for your outstanding work,
Jacques
What would be good growth alternatives for investing in Mexico ?
Many thanks for your outstanding work,
Jacques
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
In today's Financial Post, there's an interesting article called "Betting on the U.S. election via the ‘Trump ETF’"
If one wanted to "bet" on a Hillary victory, would a small purchase of EWW be a wise move? Any hesitation I have is due to currency risk, but I am unsure.
Thanks for any advice.
In today's Financial Post, there's an interesting article called "Betting on the U.S. election via the ‘Trump ETF’"
If one wanted to "bet" on a Hillary victory, would a small purchase of EWW be a wise move? Any hesitation I have is due to currency risk, but I am unsure.
Thanks for any advice.
Q: Any insights? Deutsche bank is trading below 2008/9 lows and falling. I read top 10 hedge funds are pulling out.
Q: A cursory review of the key statistics for the company suggests that it may be a suitable investment for income and diversification. A comparison with other telecoms indicates that the current price, P/E, total debt, return on assets and equity may be slightly better. Knowing that the company is outside your area of expertise what do your other sources indicate and would you consider BT over the alternatives?
Thank you for considering my question.
Thank you for considering my question.
Q: I am interested in the above companies. what are your thoughts of Vodafone "vod", versus " oran".
thanks for comments and analysis.
Karl
thanks for comments and analysis.
Karl
Q: Hello 5i,
I have had a bit of VPL:US for awhile and am just beginning to see the light of day on it. It is not really something that I want to keep, I don<t believe. But, I was wondering whether, after waiting so long for it to come back, whether it might be too early to sell. Also, what would be a good replacement? I already have VWO. I would rather go wider in geography rather than too specific.
thanks
I have had a bit of VPL:US for awhile and am just beginning to see the light of day on it. It is not really something that I want to keep, I don<t believe. But, I was wondering whether, after waiting so long for it to come back, whether it might be too early to sell. Also, what would be a good replacement? I already have VWO. I would rather go wider in geography rather than too specific.
thanks
Q: Hi team, I'm just starting up my portfolio, and am looking for exposure in the Mining & Metals industry. As my account is still small, I'm trying to avoid transaction fees. Can you suggest one or two ETF's that target this industry, which you like for a 3-5 year hold. While I'm looking for growth potential, a decent dividend never hurt!
Q: Any advice on a good Israeli etf. Taxable or non taxable account.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: what can you tell me about tencent holding and why does a massive company like this trade on the otc market in the u.s.
would you buy some, what do they do, i cannot figure it out.maybe bloomberg has more info.dave
would you buy some, what do they do, i cannot figure it out.maybe bloomberg has more info.dave