Q: Hi 5i: I want to add a renewable energy company (which can include nat gas) to a portfolio focused on dividend and dividend growers. The ideal company would of course offer some growth s well as safety. I have studied the usual suspects but I'm having trouble making a final decision. Your advice and suggestions would be appreciated.
Q: I am currently up 30 to 60% on these companies, all are held in an RSP or RIF account. Would you add, take profits, or sell full position in any of these funds. I have about $20,000 to invest currently in my RRSP and am wondering if it is to late to start a new US position. I am considering facebook or google? Thanks for your input!
Q: ENGHOUSE reports next week. What does the market expect for earnings and revenue and would you add to a 2% position or just wait.The stock has been weak
Thx
Q: Hello 5i
Would you please highlight the primary financial measures (including recent results and forward projections) that make SYZ one of 5i’s top investment ideas going forward?
Closed Friday @ $9.85 and the chart pattern highlights investors are moving out of not in to this investment.
Thanks for the education
Dave
Q: Hi, I am trying to understand the value of this transaction ( Agreement yet to be approved by RKN shareholders) of US$80 mln investment in Redknee Solutions by Constellation Shareholder to the company and its shareholders. Per your comments, Constellation is interested in company's mobile billing software and its clients and will be entitled to receive 10% Preferred shares( is it 10% dividend or 10% of the shares issue) and warrants. It appears like a take over in a round about manner. I would appreciate if you could help with an analysis and your views. Thanks
Q: I have a question about 929
Hello, I've noticed that CCL is not participating in the recent rally. Just wondering whether there are any apparent reasons for it being left out? Anything to do with negative headwinds on trade, a la TRUMP, or with the USD rallying? Many thanks!
Q: My question is on RPI.un. I have held it for about a year, and have done fine. It now looks expensive, but its EBITDA and earnings are impacted by a line called "contingent consideration revaluation" apparently related to their last acquisition. What does this mean in plain english? Will it continue to impact earnings going forward? How often do they increase their dividend? Finally, how would it compare with WPK? Thanks.
Q: I did not heed your advice to purchase to purchase Magna when it was a top pick of yours a few months ago on market call. Is it too late to hop back in? Do you see some more upside?
Thank you
Q: your highly recommended this stock but in the last short while it is down a lot for a supposedly stable company. Would you suggest again that you recommend to buy it for the future gains as opposed to past performance.
Q: Thanks for the webinar today. It's reminded me to think about fundamentals. Normally I rely on you think about that for me (I follow BE), but not always. I hung on to Amaya after you removed if from the portfolio and bought a bit more at ~19.50 when the original bid came and you did a great blog about two "trades" (the other being SPB--it was a nailbiter but I did well on that one).
There's a lot of noise on this company and I want to ignore that. What is your view about fundamentals and outlook for AYA? If you think there are better opportunities right now, could you please give me some suggestions? Doesn't need to be the same sector. I want to avoid the pitfall of hanging on too long if this is not a very promising company long term.
Q: I used to own XTC and left in disappointment - bought at around and sold at $14.70 and sold at about $15.00. In between I wasted a lot of time waiting and finally left with much gain.
XTC has really fallen on hard times of late and I just want to know if it's a good bottom fishing candidate, or there is no rush to re-enter this sector yet? MG and others are still recovering and I assume it would take XTC (a much small company) to regain its traction.
One positive thing is they did raised their dividend in the past years. Is that dividend sustainable, or it was raised in a vain effort to boost share price?