Q: Where are we with IPL and GC takeovers now? I thought these deals or takeovers were closing out or going through by the end of June 2021.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: It looks like 2 deals in 1 week. Is this unusual? Comments please on the deals in particular and Mullen in general.
Jerry
Jerry
Q: I was waiting for a special dividend and now that it has been paid should I continue to be patient and hold the stock or move on?
Thanks for your help. Your service has been invaluable to me.
Thanks for your help. Your service has been invaluable to me.
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Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG)
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Wynn Resorts Limited (WYNN)
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Southwest Airlines Company (LUV)
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Air Canada Voting and Variable Voting Shares (AC)
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A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund (AW.UN)
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MTY Food Group Inc. (MTY)
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Keg Royalties Income Fund (The) (KEG.UN)
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Dave & Buster's Entertainment Inc. (PLAY)
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Six Flags Entertainment Corporation New (FUN)
Q: Hello
Could you recommend service oriented (eg going to restaurants , on vacations etc) stocks and ETFs that still have room to grow with the reopening?
Thanks
Could you recommend service oriented (eg going to restaurants , on vacations etc) stocks and ETFs that still have room to grow with the reopening?
Thanks
Q: hello 5i:
Considering an investment in NTR, BUT........when I look at a long term chart (20 years), I see a company that has, over the years, had a declining share price. Or, as you like to term it, not created shareholder value in the long term. Can you address this problem and why you think "things are different now". Can you add what you see as the "best of breed" in either the agriculture or materials space?
thanks
Paul L
Considering an investment in NTR, BUT........when I look at a long term chart (20 years), I see a company that has, over the years, had a declining share price. Or, as you like to term it, not created shareholder value in the long term. Can you address this problem and why you think "things are different now". Can you add what you see as the "best of breed" in either the agriculture or materials space?
thanks
Paul L
Q: Good morning, please provide commentary regarding the Cogeco acquisition of WOW.
Thanks
Rob
Thanks
Rob
Q: Happy Canada Day! Your thoughts on Aecon goup? Decent dividend. Is it safe, in your opinion? Can you see them benefitting from Infrastructure spending?
Thanks for all you do!
Thanks for all you do!
Q: Good Morning,
I am considering buying ARE and am wondering if the company will be able to participate in the US infrastructure spending. If not what are their growth prospects. Also I am wondering what their debt level is.
Thanks for your input.
Jane
I am considering buying ARE and am wondering if the company will be able to participate in the US infrastructure spending. If not what are their growth prospects. Also I am wondering what their debt level is.
Thanks for your input.
Jane
Q: How do you go about calculating annualized returns on a stock that you've purchase across multiple dates? For example, in my portfolio I purchase PLTR 3 times, at 3 different prices. Questrade calculates a weighted total return using a weighted cost per share. However, the % just represents the absolute return to date. If I try to annualize this, can I do it without having to use each individual transaction date? Similar to the weighted cost per share, could I do the same calculation for the hold period? Any guidance or resources you could provide would be helpful here, as I've found online resources lacking in this general area.
Thanks!
Marc
Thanks!
Marc
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GDI Integrated Facility Services Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (GDI)
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Enthusiast Gaming Holdings Inc. (EGLX)
Q: Hello Peter,
I have GDI in my TFSA account and have done well so far.
Thank you.
However, I feel there is not much growth in the future and am considering replacing it with either EGLX or AT. The hesitancy stems due to the old adage - don't fix if it ain't broken. From a reward perspective, is the increase in risk justified ? I would appreciate your selection amongst the three for the TFSA. Subsequently , a preference amongst the remaining two for a margin account.
Do you consider GDI a growthy stock with a dividend yield?
Regards
Rajiv
I have GDI in my TFSA account and have done well so far.
Thank you.
However, I feel there is not much growth in the future and am considering replacing it with either EGLX or AT. The hesitancy stems due to the old adage - don't fix if it ain't broken. From a reward perspective, is the increase in risk justified ? I would appreciate your selection amongst the three for the TFSA. Subsequently , a preference amongst the remaining two for a margin account.
Do you consider GDI a growthy stock with a dividend yield?
Regards
Rajiv
Q: What is your opinion of Stelco
Q: My question relates to the 10 yr less 2 yr government bond spread as an indicator of a recession. Has it ever happen that Canada has had a recession without one in the US, or vice versa. The reason I am asking is because is it better to worry about the US 10-2yr spread or the Canadian 10-2yr as an indicator of a recession. Tnx
Q: Why has this company stock suddenly dropped 7.5% in a few days?
Does this present an opportunity to buy, sell or just hang on?
Does this present an opportunity to buy, sell or just hang on?
Q: Hi,
I've held FIH.U shares for a short while and have done fairly well. I'm a little confused about the tender offer and dutch auction style. For example, it seems like the stock is trading mid-range of the potential purchase price right now.
I have no real reason to sell, unless this is a trading opportunity where the stock could dip below the tender range after the buybacks are complete.
I'd appreciate your thoughts on the tender in general, knowing you can't give specific advise on if I should hold or put my shares in the pool
The shares are in a non-registered account, so would be subject to the dividend tax event if tendered.
I've held FIH.U shares for a short while and have done fairly well. I'm a little confused about the tender offer and dutch auction style. For example, it seems like the stock is trading mid-range of the potential purchase price right now.
I have no real reason to sell, unless this is a trading opportunity where the stock could dip below the tender range after the buybacks are complete.
I'd appreciate your thoughts on the tender in general, knowing you can't give specific advise on if I should hold or put my shares in the pool
The shares are in a non-registered account, so would be subject to the dividend tax event if tendered.
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Starbucks Corporation (SBUX)
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The Walt Disney Company (DIS)
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Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)
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Aritzia Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (ATZ)
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MEDIFAST INC (MED)
Q: Hi, looking to high grade my portfolio and swap QSR for MED. Small gain currently with QSR. Can you compare the two fundamentally and do you see MED having higher growth potential? Which would you rather own?
Can you rank these for long term growth? BYD, QSR, DOL, DIS, SBUX, MG, ATZ
Thank you!
Can you rank these for long term growth? BYD, QSR, DOL, DIS, SBUX, MG, ATZ
Thank you!
Q: Thinking of buying this back as it drifts down toward $32. Checking with the experts here to see if you have noticed any red flags.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: If I were to pick one of these three - STLC, RUS and LIF - strictly on SP growth in the next two year time span, which would be the choice? Also, on a scale of 1 to 10 for SP growth what would be your ratings of the three? Thanks.
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
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Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX)
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY)
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Converge Technology Solutions Corp. (CTS)
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MEDIFAST INC (MED)
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Reliance Inc. (RS)
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CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD)
Q: Hi Awesome 5i team, I have some cash to invest, in Canada, I am thinking of "AT", "GSY" &"CTS", some of these names are at all time high, could you please rank them from risk/growth perspective. Given recent volatility of the market, could you please provide a good entry point if you will.
For US, please also provide three names that are growth oriented, and three reflationary driven. All are for long term investment.
Thanks,
For US, please also provide three names that are growth oriented, and three reflationary driven. All are for long term investment.
Thanks,
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
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Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM)
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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Maverix Metals Inc. (MMX)
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Nutrien Ltd. (NTR)
Q: I need to increase my material sector weighting. So what Canadian & US growth and value oriented material sector stocks would i5Reseach recommend. Thanks … Cal
Q: I'm up about 60% on GSY, my current largest holding. I'd like to reduce it a bit and start a position in STLC. I know these two companies are not directly comparable, but as an investment do you think STLC's SP can out gain GSY in the next two years? As well, what's you overall opinion on these wo companies? Thanks.