Q: Could you please recommend 3 names of companies/ETFs/ that would produce monthly income, to be added to an otherwise reasonably balanced portfolio for a long term hold.
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Q: Although FFH is known to have hedges in the case of a Black Swan event, the long term chart still looks good. Is this basically a "no-brainer" where you can buy the stock and see it appreciate in both bear and bull markets?
Q: Do the banks still look cheap here? I have a healthy weighting in BNS. I would like to add either RY or TD. TD is more expensive, is its valuation justified in your opinion?
Q: Hello 5i,
I'd like to get your take on Q4 results. Loan book growth and earnings looked good to me; however, should we expect slower growth going forward? Average interest rate decreased rather substantially Q/Q and there was a 450k loan loss provision (which was the first in company history). Is the stock still cheap in your opinion? Thanks
I'd like to get your take on Q4 results. Loan book growth and earnings looked good to me; however, should we expect slower growth going forward? Average interest rate decreased rather substantially Q/Q and there was a 450k loan loss provision (which was the first in company history). Is the stock still cheap in your opinion? Thanks
Q: Your thoughts on this one for income. These are all high quality companies and the common stock version has payed a nice dividend for a long time.
Q: I just saw an article probably announced by the Feds in the latest budget that there will be new legislation on "Bail-In" for banks. I don't know too much about the details, but from my understanding the current framework is that the gov't will step in if the economy is bad enough to help support the banks from collapsing or failing.
The latest change will make it that the creditors of the banks will be on the hook and will have an option to swap their bonds to equity?
Is that correct and what is your take on how this will affect the risk of Canadian Banks?
The latest change will make it that the creditors of the banks will be on the hook and will have an option to swap their bonds to equity?
Is that correct and what is your take on how this will affect the risk of Canadian Banks?
Q: Recently read an article in Globeinvestor entitled "It's time to check out the dazzling yields of Canada's big bank preferred shares" a recent offering from them pays a dividend of 5.5% and after 5 years is reset to 4.8% over the 5 year Canadian bond rate. My question is what would the symbol be or how could I purchase this,I trade online and that's the vehicle I would like to purchase them through,appreciate your answer ..thanks
Q: Wandering if you could help me out,these preferred shares are advertised as 5.5% dividend,but when I go to my BMO Investorline account or Globeinvestor it shows 0% for dividend and no ex date.any help on how often the dividend is paid and why it shows zero.This is a new offering in early March has had respectable volume and done well appreciate your information thanks
Q: Is it time to dump this stock.
Q: How does the valuation of Fairfax compare to other insurance companies such as Sun Life and Manulife? And how does the future earnings growth rate in the next 5 years compare to these two companies? Thanks.
Q: Could you have a look at this and offer a comment on the merger price of $13.00 and the current share price of $11.71. With an April 1 closing seems like quick 10% upside.
Q: Hello to all at 5i!!! Fair fax seems to have had a good run in the past. Is it still a worth while investment for a 5-10 year hold? It has a hefty price tag. If you think not, could you give me a suitable stock alternative of a similar nature. Thank you, Tamara
Q: Hello Team,
If you could only pick one of these two companies for an investment, what are the pros and cons of each and which would you choose? Please assume an already well-diversified portfolio and a long-term horizon (e.g., 10 years).
Many thanks.
Michael
If you could only pick one of these two companies for an investment, what are the pros and cons of each and which would you choose? Please assume an already well-diversified portfolio and a long-term horizon (e.g., 10 years).
Many thanks.
Michael
Q: Could you please comment on GMP's results.
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Q: Appreciate your thoghts on recent results.
Thanks
john
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john
Q: GS is down 9% today in conjunction with an announcement about the resolution of a dispute between GS and its founders. Although very annoying, should I be fundamentally concerned with the company?
Q: Hi can you please comment on the (potential) money owed to the founders of the company? How likely will this need to be paid and what impact would it have? Would you consider GS a buy right now, or a hold if I presently own it?
Q: I own some of each of these Pfd's...one has the symbol BM in it's name, the other BK...would you be kind enough to make the distinction for me , please and thank you...also if you would comment on their credit quality ...and whether the reset rates in 5 yrs time is the minimum rate or whether the rate is reduced if we have negative interest rates...many thanks ...cheers
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
Fiera Capital reported this morning and the numbers looked fairly good, at least to me. I have the company in my wife's RRSP account, primarily for its 4% plus dividend yield and future dividend growth. They seem to be growing their AUM quite nicely in difficult markets. Finally the valuation seems inexpensive compared to other Canadian asset managers. I would like your take on the above. Thank you as always for your sage insights. (PS- I just purchased the book "Market Masters" and I thoroughly enjoyed the section devoted to 5i Founder and CEO Peter Hodson. Great interview and wonderful book. I highly recommend it to other 5i subscribers)
Fiera Capital reported this morning and the numbers looked fairly good, at least to me. I have the company in my wife's RRSP account, primarily for its 4% plus dividend yield and future dividend growth. They seem to be growing their AUM quite nicely in difficult markets. Finally the valuation seems inexpensive compared to other Canadian asset managers. I would like your take on the above. Thank you as always for your sage insights. (PS- I just purchased the book "Market Masters" and I thoroughly enjoyed the section devoted to 5i Founder and CEO Peter Hodson. Great interview and wonderful book. I highly recommend it to other 5i subscribers)
Q: Can you please give me your thoughts on POW and VEE? I am considering a 6% position in each, in my TFSA, with 3-5 year time frame. Thanks
Grant
Grant