Q: EFN is on the verge (again) of breaking through $10 resistance established back in the fall of 2017 (it also peaked around $10.25 two months ago). If the breakthrough is sustained, there should not be much to stop it running back up to the $12+ range. Would you continue to hold for another 3 - 6 months to see if this plays out? Aside from technicals, is the company continuing to make progress in its restructuring?
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Q: Please comment on earnings and your position on the company going forward. Thank you.
Q: Which is better for growth and dividend growth, BAC or AAPL?
Thank you
Frank
Thank you
Frank
Q: Hello,
I just became aware of the ETF MANAGERS TRUST PRIME MOBILE PAYMENTS. It looks interesting and am considering it for investment. I'm wondering if you have any thoughts on it. Thank you.
I just became aware of the ETF MANAGERS TRUST PRIME MOBILE PAYMENTS. It looks interesting and am considering it for investment. I'm wondering if you have any thoughts on it. Thank you.
Q: Good morning, I have always wanted to purchase one of the exchanges. If you had to choose one or two, which one would you favour ?
And would you make a few comments on owning them in a portfolio?
thanks, Rick
And would you make a few comments on owning them in a portfolio?
thanks, Rick
Q: What is 5i thoughts of Caldwell Partners' all-time record-breaking quarterly results. It seems that they have recovered nicely from a slow start to this fiscal-year. They also suggest in their outlook that fiscal Q4 could be just as strong (or stronger) than Q3 which could lead to a record-breaking year for the Company. If anything the results and outlook is great bell-weather indicator of the strength of US economy for which a large portion Caldwell's revenues are generated from.
Q: Good afternoon,
what are your thoughts on the pros and cons of HCG? How do you feel about it as a 3 year hold?
Thanks.
what are your thoughts on the pros and cons of HCG? How do you feel about it as a 3 year hold?
Thanks.
Q: Open Text has apparently entered into recent deals with Google and Mastercard. Are these probably already baked into the price or would you still anticipate good growth?
Regarding FSZ can you clarify the scary PE? Why is it still considered a safe income stock? Many thanks.
Harv
Regarding FSZ can you clarify the scary PE? Why is it still considered a safe income stock? Many thanks.
Harv
Q: I bought FSZ in early May looking for a lower risk financial company to add to my portfolio of BAM, TD, BNS, SLF, GSY.
FSZ is now down 10% since purchase and still slowly dropping. Would you suggest I sell and move on and add to one of my other financials or add something else, or hold on to FSZ. If another financial, what would you suggest.
I am still looking for a lower risk financial equity holding.
FSZ is now down 10% since purchase and still slowly dropping. Would you suggest I sell and move on and add to one of my other financials or add something else, or hold on to FSZ. If another financial, what would you suggest.
I am still looking for a lower risk financial equity holding.
- Fairfax India Holdings Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (FIH.U)
- Helios Fairfax Partners Corp Com Sub Vtg (HFPC.U:CA)
Q: I have FAH and FIH in a long term RRSP. I believe in the long term growth of these regions and I’m cautiously hopeful Mr Watsa and team are making sound PE investments to try to benefit from regional growth. But I find them tricky to assess because of the fees and the multi-asset PE structure. Can you provide your view on the financial performance of these companies? I would also appreciate your thoughts on whether you’d consider topping up a relatively small position. Please deduct two questions and deal with each separately. Thanks!
Q: Hi :
I noticed that CM is selling at low P/E (9.2) and analysts are very pessimistic with 12 on "on hold". I do not like CIBC and most of the time I own TD and NA. , but, sometimes being contrarian could be the right approach by considering the regression to the mean effect. I am very low on banks and financials now because I feel we are at the end of the cycle and banks have betas that are a bit high for me. Investment horizon is 5 years at least. Would you buy now ?, or wait until it feels like it bottoms ?, what criteria would you use to get in ?.
thanks
I noticed that CM is selling at low P/E (9.2) and analysts are very pessimistic with 12 on "on hold". I do not like CIBC and most of the time I own TD and NA. , but, sometimes being contrarian could be the right approach by considering the regression to the mean effect. I am very low on banks and financials now because I feel we are at the end of the cycle and banks have betas that are a bit high for me. Investment horizon is 5 years at least. Would you buy now ?, or wait until it feels like it bottoms ?, what criteria would you use to get in ?.
thanks
Q: Could I have your opinion on Blackstone Group - BX of which I have some shares? Is it an add to or sell?
Thank you
Hanna
Thank you
Hanna
Q: For years PWF has been fluctuating on price range between roughly $25 and$33. It doesn't seem to be a growth stock however a longer term hold for value and a solid dividend. Is today's price a good entry point?
Thanks for your answer.
Rolf
Thanks for your answer.
Rolf
Q: Would you buy Efh at current price? How often they pay special dividends? Is this a good company for long term hold? Thanks always
- MCAN Mortgage Corporation (MKP)
- Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (AI)
- Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC)
- Timbercreek Financial Corp. (TF)
Q: Hello 5i Team
I am reviewing alternative high yield C$ investments for my RRSP for a small portion of my fixed income (< 5% of total portfolio ).
Looking at the publicly traded mortgage investment corporations (MIC) on the TSX - of the four listed, which would be your preferred choice and/or ranked in order.
Are there any other MIC listed on the TSX?
Could you also confirm that "dividends" for MICs are considered as "interest" if held in a non-taxable account.
Thanks in advance for the great service.
I am reviewing alternative high yield C$ investments for my RRSP for a small portion of my fixed income (< 5% of total portfolio ).
Looking at the publicly traded mortgage investment corporations (MIC) on the TSX - of the four listed, which would be your preferred choice and/or ranked in order.
Are there any other MIC listed on the TSX?
Could you also confirm that "dividends" for MICs are considered as "interest" if held in a non-taxable account.
Thanks in advance for the great service.
- iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
- Global X Canadian Select Universe Bond Index Corporate Class ETF (HBB)
- iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD)
- iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: I am looking to buy fixed income funds in my corporate account. What would be your top picks of the ones listed? What are the rate of return - fees? Thank you for your website.
Q: I presently have U.S. cash in a savings account with no returns to speak of. Do not require this cash for at least 5 years. This cash represents the cash/fixed income of my portfolio. Would it be wise to invest in PSU.U or is there another choice available? Have you heard of BIL?
What is the rate of return, fees and risk of these funds?
What is the rate of return, fees and risk of these funds?
Q: Hi,
Is Manulife starting to get more attractive than SLF due to its cheap valuation? How do they compare overall? I have exposure to SLF, would you recommend a small position in MFC? Thanks and Happy Canada Day weekend!
Shyam
Is Manulife starting to get more attractive than SLF due to its cheap valuation? How do they compare overall? I have exposure to SLF, would you recommend a small position in MFC? Thanks and Happy Canada Day weekend!
Shyam
Q: I have had a held Bank of Nova Scotia for several years. Also held Toronto Dominion for shorter time. , Small holdings in each stock, about 1% in each. Should I sell BNS and replace with TD., or sell BNS and add to TD. Looks like 5 year return on BNS is -1.14%. Looking forward to your comments, thanks
Q: Could you please shed some light on Echelon's 'special dividend'. I'm having a hard time finding accurate info. What is the dividend; when is it paid; if I buy shares going forward do I automatically get the special dividend? Thank you.