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Q: Are there any issues with purchasing a company just to capture the special dividend then selling it afterwards. GMP released good results and I would expect that holding it for just a short time is a low risk to my capital. I prefer to be in much larger dividend payers however the special dividend is compelling.
Read Answer Asked by Bradley on November 09, 2018
Q: In 2018 we've heard a lot about the flattening of the bond yield curve being detrimental to the banks. Today what is the state of the yield curve and is it conducive to investing in bank ? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Norman on November 07, 2018
Q: Greetings 5i team, Valuation measures look fine for IAG. How does IAG compare to other Ins. Co's and financial svc Co's for earnings growth and i-rate environment moving higher ?
Read Answer Asked by Bernie on November 07, 2018
Q: your thoughts on investing in regional banks (ie: columbia) or the majors (bank of america: city; etc) or would you prefer a global bank (ing)??
ed in montreal
Read Answer Asked by ed on November 07, 2018
Q: Hello 5I Research
I read that Warren Buffett has bought back his Berkshire Hathaway own shares
is he suggesting that the market is undervalued as a whole ?What are your thoughts with his move ?Should we be buying stocks on the October dip?
Please take credit as deemed appropriate .
Regards
Claudio
Read Answer Asked by claudio on November 06, 2018
Q: What is your outlook/opinion on CIX with it's reduced dividend? Will it ever be a $30 stock again?
On an Oct. 23 question, FSZ was mentioned as maybe a better option when looking for income in retirement, but FSZ has a large 6% yield currently. Would you also like MIC with a solid 4.5% yield and a recent 9% dividend increase announcement. (we are looking to stay in the financial sector, but not the big banks or insurco's - already have those covered. Thx. (multiple credits here..).
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 06, 2018