Q: Does it not make sense that V and MA would benefit from stablecoin as it may be intergrated into the existing payment infrastructure and not seen as competition?
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Q: I wonder whats happening with this? any ideas?
Q: What % of Propel's business is in Canada vs USA vs International after their latest acquisition?
Thanks....Steve
Thanks....Steve
Q: Hi Team,
Just looking for some general thoughts here with GSY. It's hard to believe that it's been 4 years now since GSY share price has peaked. Yet, just the other day GSY announced their loan portfolio hit the 5 Billion mark. Not so long ago it was 3B, and not so long before that 1B. It appears to me that the company has it a scale in their lending and now the loan book is growing at a rapid, exponential pace. However, the share price still has not recovered from 2021 peak. Do you see this as a massive "base" forming here per say? Do you fore see another long term uptrend starting here anytime soon? Trying to gauge the disconnect here between the solid earnings and loan book growth over the last 4 years and the current share price. Is the set up here a great buying opportunity for the next decade?
Thanks,
Shane.
Just looking for some general thoughts here with GSY. It's hard to believe that it's been 4 years now since GSY share price has peaked. Yet, just the other day GSY announced their loan portfolio hit the 5 Billion mark. Not so long ago it was 3B, and not so long before that 1B. It appears to me that the company has it a scale in their lending and now the loan book is growing at a rapid, exponential pace. However, the share price still has not recovered from 2021 peak. Do you see this as a massive "base" forming here per say? Do you fore see another long term uptrend starting here anytime soon? Trying to gauge the disconnect here between the solid earnings and loan book growth over the last 4 years and the current share price. Is the set up here a great buying opportunity for the next decade?
Thanks,
Shane.
Q: Olympia is currently on a run (no complaints); any idea why ? Do you think its justified ? Thank you.
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PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL $73.02)
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM $305.36)
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Mastercard Incorporated (MA $565.93)
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Visa Inc. (V $346.90)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP $249.39)
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Galaxy Digital Inc. Class A common stock (GLXY $52.02)
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Coinbase Global Inc (COIN $355.22)
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Robinhood Markets Inc. (HOOD $146.25)
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iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA $30.59)
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3iQ Solana Staking ETF (SOLQ.U $15.50)
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3iQ Solana Staking ETF (SOLQ $21.63)
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Circle Internet Group Inc. Class A (CRCL $136.11)
Q: Genius act being passed in the USA for stablecoins. Will this effect other, Crypto etc
Does 5I have any suggestion for stocks or wait & see. will it also effect payment type stocks. Tks 5i
Does 5I have any suggestion for stocks or wait & see. will it also effect payment type stocks. Tks 5i
Q: Could you please provide any relevant news on it since the last mention of this company ? Is everything on track?
Q: Since the beginning of May, I've noticed 6 insiders selling approx 52K shares for an approximate sum of $!,776K. I realize that insiders will sell for a variety of reasons yet am wondering if you have heard some rumblings as to the reasons why?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: What are your current views on DEFI? Do you see potential from here?
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Horizons Blockchain Technology & Hardware Index ETF (BKCH)
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Galaxy Digital Inc. Class A common stock (GLXY $52.02)
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Coinbase Global Inc (COIN $355.22)
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Robinhood Markets Inc. (HOOD $146.25)
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iShares Blockchain and Tech ETF (IBLC $64.04)
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ISHARES BITCOIN TR (IBIT $64.49)
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iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA $30.59)
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Circle Internet Group Inc. Class A (CRCL $136.11)
Q: Can you recommend stocks or ETFs in blockchain technology?
Q: Any particular reason for the decline in Visa today? Is this a good opportunity to buy?
Q: You answered to a question this week,mentioning that dividends of BAM were qualifying for canadian dividend tax credit : is this still the case now ,since the headquarters are located in New York since 2024 ?
Q: If there is a sharp correction in the housing market how badly will Canadian banks be hit?
Q: My holding in EQB is now less than 2 %. Would you purchase more to bring it back up to 2% or sell and add to my current holding of X and TD?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hello 5i,
What are your current thoughts on Paycom.
It looks to be recovering nicely. Is it likely to continue?
Thank you
Dave
What are your current thoughts on Paycom.
It looks to be recovering nicely. Is it likely to continue?
Thank you
Dave
Q: Hi,
I have read with interest but considerable skepticism the Q&A on crypto. Lately I am starting to learn about stablecoin. Irony aside (pegging a digital currency to despised fiat currency - lol), I do think stablecoin is a possible solution to the “wild west” of digital currency.
Having said that, stablecoin is still very new, and the main player, Tether, is private. There are reports about lack of transparency with its operations despite having leading market share and significant assets under management.
With the recent eye-popping CRCL IPO, and the seeming success of Tether, can you provide some insights into the stablecoin space and how a Canadian investor favouring a long-term, total return strategy might participate without speculating?
Thank you for your valued opinion.
Michael
I have read with interest but considerable skepticism the Q&A on crypto. Lately I am starting to learn about stablecoin. Irony aside (pegging a digital currency to despised fiat currency - lol), I do think stablecoin is a possible solution to the “wild west” of digital currency.
Having said that, stablecoin is still very new, and the main player, Tether, is private. There are reports about lack of transparency with its operations despite having leading market share and significant assets under management.
With the recent eye-popping CRCL IPO, and the seeming success of Tether, can you provide some insights into the stablecoin space and how a Canadian investor favouring a long-term, total return strategy might participate without speculating?
Thank you for your valued opinion.
Michael
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Galaxy Digital Inc. Class A common stock (GLXY $52.02)
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Coinbase Global Inc (COIN $355.22)
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Circle Internet Group Inc. Class A (CRCL $136.11)
Q: Dear 5i
CRCL seems interesting and seems to be a somewhat more stable investment then investing in bitcoin directly . Do you see this stock as a viable option in the crypto area or is it a little to soon to tell . My one other concern is that the price of this stock goes down when interest rates go down and currently i think the rates are more likely to go down than go up . What are your thoughts on this one and would galaxy or coin be better choices in the crypto space ?
Thanks
Bill C
CRCL seems interesting and seems to be a somewhat more stable investment then investing in bitcoin directly . Do you see this stock as a viable option in the crypto area or is it a little to soon to tell . My one other concern is that the price of this stock goes down when interest rates go down and currently i think the rates are more likely to go down than go up . What are your thoughts on this one and would galaxy or coin be better choices in the crypto space ?
Thanks
Bill C
Q: Hello 5i,
In 2024 I sold my full equity position of GSY not at the top but did well for the multi-year hold (thank you 5i). I started watching for a possible rebuy particularly after the 5i report A-. One of my goals was to create a corporate bond holding portfolio vs a bond etf for a portion of my fixed income %. I noticed GSY has a 5-year 6% coupon with a BB- rating bond on the market. GSY does carry a lot of debt thus if an investor is fine with collecting a 6% return with a stepped-up risk protection profile within the bond world does this make sense? I am assuming in a downturn the bonds will trade down as well but since I have a lot of equity risk already would this make sense? I would plan to hold until full maturity and keep this in a registered account so interest tax is not an issue.
CORP GSY 6.0 05/15/30 380355AK3
Security Description
Issue Description CORP, GOEASY LTD, Call May27@103.000
Security Number 0377427
Alternative Sec Id T657E7
Security Description CORP GSY 6.0 05/15/30 380355AK3 (C)
Issuer Full Name GOEASY LTD
Coupon 6.000
Maturity 05/15/2030
Issue Date 11/04/2024
Dated Date 11/04/2024
In 2024 I sold my full equity position of GSY not at the top but did well for the multi-year hold (thank you 5i). I started watching for a possible rebuy particularly after the 5i report A-. One of my goals was to create a corporate bond holding portfolio vs a bond etf for a portion of my fixed income %. I noticed GSY has a 5-year 6% coupon with a BB- rating bond on the market. GSY does carry a lot of debt thus if an investor is fine with collecting a 6% return with a stepped-up risk protection profile within the bond world does this make sense? I am assuming in a downturn the bonds will trade down as well but since I have a lot of equity risk already would this make sense? I would plan to hold until full maturity and keep this in a registered account so interest tax is not an issue.
CORP GSY 6.0 05/15/30 380355AK3
Security Description
Issue Description CORP, GOEASY LTD, Call May27@103.000
Security Number 0377427
Alternative Sec Id T657E7
Security Description CORP GSY 6.0 05/15/30 380355AK3 (C)
Issuer Full Name GOEASY LTD
Coupon 6.000
Maturity 05/15/2030
Issue Date 11/04/2024
Dated Date 11/04/2024
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.B $481.44)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $66.18)
Q: I know this is not a fair question given industries, FX, etc....BUT if you had to choose one with a 3-5 year time horizon, which one would it be, BRK or BN?
Thanks as always.
Thanks as always.
Q: This weekend's Barrons magazine mentnioned Fairfax as a successful company that emulate's Berkshire's strategy and secret to success—and investor returns—combining investments and aquiring insurance businesses.
“It’s a three-engine strategy,” says TD Cowen analyst Andrew Kligerman, commenting on what Berkshire has done right. He ticks off insurance, investments, and wholly owned businesses. “You need to fire on each cylinder to make it work.”
“It’s a three-engine strategy,” says TD Cowen analyst Andrew Kligerman, commenting on what Berkshire has done right. He ticks off insurance, investments, and wholly owned businesses. “You need to fire on each cylinder to make it work.”