Q: Fiera capital has held up relatively well and is recovering to over 10$.
I don't see it going much over 11$.
Love the dividend.
Cix on the other hand has been decimated,
And I think it has more upside, perhaps to the 22$ level.
Would you endorse a switch at this time?
Thank you.
Q: Interested in this for income. Noting RBC shows a 14% dividend while other sites show ~ 7% annual yield. Are you able to confirm the correct annual dividend % and provide feedback on this company and stability of dividend and chances for capital appreciation (or at least capital protection over next 5 years).
Q: I've owned Trisura for some time, and it's been very volatile. Is the growth over the next 3 to 5 years worth the volatiliy, or should I switch to something more stable like Intact Financial.
Q: Hi 5i Team - Is coin a buy at these levels if I would like to have a small holding in the crypto-currency space. Does it have other components as well as crypto-currency. Thanks.
Q: what are the takeaways from the earnings release ? The growth seems impressive and they say "we have maintained profitability"... do you agree and how impressive is this?
Do these numbers nudge you closer to calling it a Buy?
Q: Hi folks, opinion on Q2 results for Equitable Bank eqb/t...Scotia rather negative but kept $80 T....your thoughts, & Buy/Hold/Sell....thanks as always, jb
Q: Hi Team!
Can I have your thoughts on Gsy earnings? The headlines seem great to me, as usual! Not sure what analysts are expecting though …
Thanks,
Shane
Q: Could you comment on the Q. I understand their capital investments are lower but core business looks very strong? What does one make of these disparate parts? Is this a buy or sell?
Q: TD and BMO recently issued preferred shares. TD 5 Year Rate Reset Series 28 yielding 7.232%, reset 4.2%. BMO 5 Year Rate Reset Series 50 yielding 7.376%, reset 4.25.
Both press releases both include the line "will issue to certain institutional investors"
Can retail investors purchase these? The rate and reset seem fantastic based on the quality of the issuers.