Investment Q&A

Q: How do the pipelines make their income ? Is it a fixed toll on flow that increases with volume ? Is it dependant on the commodity price ? Does the route of the pipeline; ie: the scarcity of capacity of a given route matter ? Is this a good entry ? Are tight commodity supplies good or bad for pipelines ? Thank you.

Q: I find the dividend you mentioned in your latest alert of 7% attractive.

How well is the dividend covered and under what circumstances do you feel it would not be covered.

Do you think that is at all likely?

Sheldon

Q: Hi! I currently own Magna and I'm looking for another industrial name in Canada with a yield of 2.5%+. Can you suggest some options?

Thanks,
Jason

Q: Hello 5i,

For tax-loss selling looking for 30 day proxies for SHOP and TDOC.

Thanks

Q: any signs yet of a ceo buying the stock

thx

Q: What is your opinion on the news release regarding ACCC reviewing LINK Group & putting off an answer until September.
Do you feel this stock is going to drift downward, because of this over hanging issue.
Thank you very much appreciate your good work.
Earl

Q: I see good value in each of these companies and am planning on taking a position in one of them.
For a 3-5 year hold in my TFSA, which would be your choice and why?
Thanks, Rick

Q: Hi Peter and Staff
On June 14th Darren asked for your top 4 Canadian industrials . You listed in order WSP STN CAE GDI and NFI

Absent were ATA TFII BYD and TFII all of which I thought you favoured more than all of the ones listed (especially NFI) except WSP?

Dennis

Q: I would like to capture a tax loss on Otex. Would Engh be a good proxy while I wait to decide whether to rebuy Otex. As always, thanks for your help.

Q: TOI is at a 52 week low despite having a good quarter on its latest report.
It is dropping on higher volume than normal.

Yes it is a tough market for growth stocks but the high volume scares some.

Thanks

Q: ? Over a 5 day period this stock has went from $75 to $64 as of June 14.
Thanks

Q: With the general sell off in tech stocks, I'm currently down about 40% on each of these companies. However, I remain long term positive on them and would like your opinion as whether now is the time to add to my positions or whether you feel there may be further pain ahead for the sector and I'd be better off biding my time?

Thanks, Rick

Q: Pls. compare, contrast and rank these two companies

thanks, Hugh

Q: NO BS just straight goods. I currently have 2000 KXS and a collar trade to protect it just till this Friday.

In recent questions, you don't seem to be as positive on this KXS as I've seen in the past.

After my protection expires shall I let it be exercised and come in sometime down the road.

(Don't worry about reentry timing)

Thanks


Sheldon

Q: Given the current market backdrop, do you feel this makes a good entry point for TCS? Thanks

Q: What are your top picks for industrials in Canada?

Thank you.

Q: There is a lot of negative sentiment toward Shopify right now. It worries me when early investors like Mawer pull their money and others seem very bearish. Are you still bullish long term? I currently hold a big loss and wonder if I should keep holding on?

Q: How is CSU looking versus its historical valuation? Is it getting interesting to add here, or above its average longer-term valuation?

Thank you

Q: What is Sylogist’s dividend coverage ratio currently?

Q: I have to take issue with (IMHO) inconsistencies in answers to related questions by 5i personnel. Because the answers are never signed I'm not sure who is answering what.

My issues are with my question on ENGH and a subsequent question on ENGH by Ronald

ON May 26th I questioned holding ENGH and a portion of your response stated "We continue to like the long-term prospects and we would be fine with the stock for a long-term hold. We think ENGH has a solid recovery potential, once the market calms down and inflation risks peak."

To me that was a rather generic response that I've seen you write on many stocks." Your comments were IMHO not negative on the stock, so I decided to hold.

Then on June 9 you repsonded to Ronald : "ENGH has missed a lot of its recent earnings expectations" and "We believe that time will be needed before this company reverses its momentum and it finds its footing. We would prefer to sit this one out for the time being."

Now, I realize that my question was pre earnings, I believe Ronalds' was post earnings. BUT had I had the comments you gave to Ronald I probably would have sold the position.

I found the second answer much more pertinent and salient and would have made my action very different.


Sheldon