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Q: Hello Team, Can you please rank the above companies in order of what you think will give the best returns over the next couple of years. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on March 12, 2026
Q: Would you say goeasy is a quality business on sale right now?

It is clear to me that this is a manufactured share price collapse for the purpose of gain to those in the know.


Would you suggest 10 Canadian blue chip type companies misvalued right now...with a view to generational wealth?
Read Answer Asked by D on March 12, 2026
Q: Good day. I own AbbVie and BIP.UN and am looking to get another stock in the sectors health and utility respectively, what would you recommend in US and Canada? I intend to hold for a long term
Read Answer Asked by Robert on March 12, 2026
Q: when will the Feb 2026 coverage update be available and would it be possible to add a market cap column?
Read Answer Asked by Rob on March 11, 2026
Q: Greetings 5i, would you add to an existing position in TFI International or start a new position in Canadian National Railway? Would doing both provide good diversification in transports or would you look at something else? ? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Barbara on March 11, 2026
Q: Here's a pure speculative question. I hold NTR and NNRG. Their short term future prospects are, of course, partially tied to the middle east war.

I know it is tough to compare a single stock to an ETF, but what kind of upside do you see each having over the next year or so? I plan on trimming one or both to fund adding to another asset class at some point.

Thanks.....Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on March 10, 2026
Q: Which of these look best to you, long and short term? Or would you wait for a better entry?
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on March 10, 2026
Q: I have owned this stock for a long time and it now accounts for 6% of my portfolio. I normally trim around that percentage unless the stock is seen as having continued growth and reasonable stability. I see that it is over 6% in the 5i income portfolio. However, I still bear the battle scars from a couple of past short reports on this company and although it has obviously recovered from those attacks, I can't help but wonder if something/someone is lurking in the weeds. I know you don't have a crystal ball but given its history, would you be comfortable letting this company grow to a 7% level which is about the max for me?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on March 05, 2026