Q: Can you comment on the negative price move on unusually large volume today? Thanks
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Q: You found this company interesting in 2021. Would you continue to hold today?
Thanks for your answer
Thanks for your answer
Q: CWB had a weak quarter with lower net interest margins than expected and weaker guidance as well. EPS of $0.84 missed estimates of $0.90.It appears loan and deposit growth came in lower than expected but the company expects higher rates to act as a bit of a tailwind over the year. On proximity to the oil sector, this type of activity can have a lagged impact but also financing activity might be more muted as energy companies are more focused on shareholder returns compared to capital investment
I asked the question show above you did not answer my question as to why CWB results were so bad please answer the question on CWB
I asked the question show above you did not answer my question as to why CWB results were so bad please answer the question on CWB
Q: Pls comment on earnings/guidance and price action for CWB & GWO. Which do you prefer ? Thank you.
Q: Hi Team
Would you take a position in VCLT ? I believe it is yielding around 4.8%
Or is there a high default risk on the Corporate Bonds.
I noticed a lot of the bonds were rated BBB
Thanks Gord
Would you take a position in VCLT ? I believe it is yielding around 4.8%
Or is there a high default risk on the Corporate Bonds.
I noticed a lot of the bonds were rated BBB
Thanks Gord
Q: I recently sold Fiera as a tax loss and am thinking of Canaccord as a replacement in my income portfolio.
Your thoughts on CF and what are the risks vs. other financials? Do on you have another recommendation in mid-cap financials?
Your thoughts on CF and what are the risks vs. other financials? Do on you have another recommendation in mid-cap financials?
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Upstart Holdings Inc. (UPST $38.60)
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Affirm Holdings Inc. (AFRM $73.62)
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SoFi Technologies Inc. (SOFI $28.21)
Q: Hi Team,
In reading some recent questions I believe you prefer UPST out of these three. Can you explain why?
In reading some recent questions I believe you prefer UPST out of these three. Can you explain why?
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $204.01)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $113.58)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO $173.38)
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Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM $118.92)
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National Bank of Canada (NA $157.16)
Q: Results in recent 1/4 looked good, what is your outlook for next 12 months. screaming buy at these levels? Please rank above list. Thankyou
Q: what is expected from BNS tmw?
Thx
Thx
Q: I see that this name has been downgraded by a few analysts even after the fall. Do you suggest that I continue to hold? At this point, I figure it may take me 2 years or more to break even but I don’t want to hold if it’s going to keep falling to $17 or something. Thank you.
Jason
Jason
Q: Could I have your updated opinion please thank you
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $113.58)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $93.54)
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Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM $118.92)
Q: 5I team: Is this bank a good buy at the under 69$ range and does the split have a negative effect? Would you consider it a good buy or prefer an alternative? Tks. Larry
Q: For growth over 5 years, which would you pick please?
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Colliers International Group Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (CIGI $212.69)
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FirstService Corporation (FSV $212.68)
Q: Hi 5i,
I would like an update on which horse you might bet on between these three.
Please rank #1 as the horse that is likely to be the marathon race winner. Can you please also give a higher preference to the horse that has the best balance sheet and stability in this challenging economic environment. High level reasons would also be greatly appreciated so I can understand your thought process. thanks
I would like an update on which horse you might bet on between these three.
Please rank #1 as the horse that is likely to be the marathon race winner. Can you please also give a higher preference to the horse that has the best balance sheet and stability in this challenging economic environment. High level reasons would also be greatly appreciated so I can understand your thought process. thanks
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Bank of America Corporation (BAC $53.20)
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM $314.21)
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Morgan Stanley (MS $162.36)
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Wells Fargo & Company (WFC $86.04)
Q: Hello Folks:
How would you compare Bank of America; Morgan Stanley; Wells Fargo and JP Morgan's quality, as investments?
Thanks very much
brian
How would you compare Bank of America; Morgan Stanley; Wells Fargo and JP Morgan's quality, as investments?
Thanks very much
brian
Q: Ever since this Co changed it's name all it has done is the share price to drop. Was there a corporate restructure that I missed? I have owned and collected the dividend for about 20 years.
Q: There has been little said regarding the proposed TD acquisition of FHN. Could you offer some more insight on whether this makes TD a buy, the potential add to EPS, how they plan to pay for it, how the buy-out premium works and most importantly, what are the odds that it will close? Other 5i comments would be welcome.
Q: Recent Q & spinoff are perceived to be good.Is it timely to buy/add in this market backdrop. Txs for U usual great services & views
Q: Hi Guys
Looking at their most recent Quarterly I see El Corporate reported a loss of $462 Million on their investments. Should this raise alarm bells?
I was under the impression insurance companies invested their float very conservatively.
Thanks Gord
Looking at their most recent Quarterly I see El Corporate reported a loss of $462 Million on their investments. Should this raise alarm bells?
I was under the impression insurance companies invested their float very conservatively.
Thanks Gord
Q: Could I get your comments about buying PDI.UN in an RRSP? The price has come down substantially (as might be expected), it is trading near its NAV, and it appears to have never missed a dividend. I recognize the high fees, but the 12% yield has caught my attention. What do you think of its holdings (in general and how risky), do you think the dividend is sustainable under current conditions, and would you see the price moving back up a bit if rates don't go much lower? If buyable, would you buy now or wait a bit longer on rates.
Thank you
Thank you