Q: Hi,
I own shares of BR (BROADRIDGE FINL SOLNS INC). They closed up by 11% today. I have owned them for the past 4 years and they have appreciated by 138%. I plan on holding. I would like your opinion please. Thank you.
Q: I have ECN in my RRSP and it is not doing much. I would like your thoughts on future outlook. I realize a tough question. If I was to sell could you recommend a replacement?
Thanks, Dan
Q: With the release of Fideliy,s ZeroTotal Market Index fund were investors pay 0.00 percent fee and talk of maybe even funds that pay investors a fee, I am wondering what your thoughts are on this development and the implications for a company like Fiera.
Mike
I am looking to purchase some shares in a Canadian Bank. (The 5 main ones,
Canadian Western, Laurentian or National). Which of the banks do you think offer the best potential for total return over the next 5 or so years? Taxes are not a consideration; It is a registered account. Which of the banks do you think offer the least risk?
Q: I am considering adding (about 2% position) a high-yielding, non-bank financial, and am looking at FSZ or GS. My objectives are more dividend sustainability and stock price stability over growth. Do you know what the payout is for each of these, and do you have a preference for one over the other and why? Would you buy today? If you have a better idea, please comment.
Thank-you
5i is positive on GSY (As I do). How would you respond to Benj Gallander's argument that it is a risky stock due to its high debt load (https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/market-call/benj-gallander-discusses-goeasy~1453874)
Q: Hello I5 team.
SLF seems to be bound in a trading range that hits a top around $55.00 and then backs off in a repeating cycle. Would you be comfortable swing trading this stock to build up a volume of shares to hold long term. By this, I mean, out of 100% of my intended SLF share inventory, I gradually buy when prices are lower (below $50.00) and when price approaches $55.00, sell, say 25% of holdings, then repurchase when price is below $50.00. If price does not go down to that level again, then reassess where the support channel is at the time, to repurchase. The goal is to have SLF share inventory at the lowest cost possible, without increasing trading risks and keeping things common sense.
Thankyou for your response.
Q: I now have roughly equal positions in IAG, SLF and MFC, with the total somewhere between 8 and 9 % of portfolio. I bought these primarily for the dividends. However, MFC has lost value relative to SLF - and IAG has lost even more. Why are MFC and IAG underperforming SLF to such a degree? Thanks.
Q: I own both of these in my portfolio and would appreciatse your comments on both and if you feel there are better options for a retired person looking mainly for income with some growth.
1) As an investor, is there any benefit to holding BRK.A vs BRK.B
2) Would holding BRK.B provide diversification? I assume BRK.B owns underlying stock such American Express, Coke, Wells Fargo etc ?
3) What is the advantage or disadvantage of holding BRK.B vs a S&P 500 ETF?