Investment Q&A

Q: Greetings 5i Team - Your thoughts on its latest Q. Do you prefer it over SLF? or could the two be owned? Thank you.

Q: I have CWB.PR.D, series 9 preferred shares. I received notice that a change is going to occur that I need to vote for or against. Would you please explain in layman’s language what the upcoming vote is about. And please recommend a vote option, either 1, 2 or 3. Following is a cut & past of the change. Thanks … Cal

Q: What are the estimates for earnings this evening? Thank you

Q: Robinhood had eleven times the usual business last night, They have 24 hour trading . 80,000,000 Americans trade Bitcoin in some way according to Trump and Harris and this is why they backed it. Think of all the votes . Betting on Elections will become a World Wide Event .

24 hour trading 7 days a week will soon be in .

Robinhood will benefit from all this .

I think HOOD is a great Buy. Your comments please RAK

Q: Hi guys,

I have a balance"ish" type of portfolio (mostly all 5i balance/growth stocks). Since the U.S. elections are over, would 5i recommend participating in the bitcoin sector, or is it still too risky for a balance portfolio? Please provide recommendations (etfs or companies), should you like this idea.
Thanks
Jim

Q: Hi Team,
If not already asked could I have your take on earnings results. Thanks ,

Shane

Q: What is the relationship between BN and BAM? I read that BAM just sold several different major assets at attractive prices, bur did not hear anything about whether BN would benefit from these sales. Does BN own a piece of BAM, or vice versa? Which is a better buy if i already own BIPC and BEPC?

Q: Can you provide an 'idiot's guide' answer to what FTN is and how it works.

Would it have been a good investment over the last 3 years compared to an average dividend paying stock?

Would you recommend it as a good investment for the next 3 years given anticipatedmarket conditions? Thanks

Q: I have a small amount of BAM from the previous spinoff. I like the Brookfield companies and am looking for a good growth dividend stock. Do you think it is too late to add more BAM?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.

Q: Looking at BAM and BN - who has the higher expected growth rate and who has the higher margins? BAM has higher yield but total return is the goal!

Q: Hello,

Do you like the quarterly results ? What would be a reasonable price range to add some shares ?

Thank You

Q: Hi there. A question regarding Go Easy GSY. We have been fortunate to be in a profit position above 30% in this company. With 6 recent revisions to the downside and a 6 month performance of -1.7 versus the 10.51% in SPTSX would you hold into earnings considering this could be quite a volatile week? or take some profit? We hold a sizable amount in our TFSA so capital gains is a non-issue. Thanks!

Q: Assuming the takeover of CWB goes ahead, what would be your assessment of risks relating to integration, culture clash, etc.? Do potential benefits outweigh these risks, in your opinion? Is this a buy now or wait and see?
Jack

Q: Greetings, currently hold Great West and Sunlife well rewarded to date. Thinking of switching Great West for Dream REIt based on your Sept report. Objectively long term does it make sense., thanks Bman

Q: Your thoughts please on the quarter?

Thx

Q: Thoughts about HBA? I was thinking about taking a small position it it. Returns have been excellent, the dividend is also good.

Q: BRK.B What did you think of the quarterly earnings and what would you consider a good entry price?

Q: How were the recent earnings? Do you see these 2 becoming trillion dollar market caps over the next 8-10 years? No matter the time period you look at 1 month, 1 year, 5 year or longer its always up and to the right.

Q: Good Morning, I would like to know what you think of Robinhood's last quarter and future outlook for the company? Thank you.

Q: Two questions (please take as many credits as needed):

Question 1:
BN has a 73% ownership interest in Brookfield Asset Management. BAM has a market cap of about $29B. How could one calculate the value of this 73% ownership of BAM based on market cap? I wasn't sure if the 73% was a figure of the total shares outstanding (and therefore value may be calculated as 0.73 x $29B) or whether the 73% interest was outside of the publicly listed shares (and therefore value would be calculated as much higher).

Question 2:
Based on the corporate restructuring announced, it says that "If approved, BAM will own 100 per cent of the asset management business, with Brookfield Corp.’s current 73 per cent interest held directly by owning approximately the same percentage of the publicly traded shares of BAM." Can you clarify what is changing here?