Q: SpaceX recently bought Echostar, along with 50 MHz of S-Band spectrum in the US. E. Musk is saying it could be the next wireless carrier. If that is so, what is the risk to companies like Telus, Bell, AT&T, etc. And what timeframe might be involved? Thanks very much.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Hello
i would like to get your opinions on what investors should do given possibly an inevitable market correction.
many portfolios have gone up over 25% this year, which likely is not sustainable
should we move to bonds, if so where etc
Thank you in advance
Tim
i would like to get your opinions on what investors should do given possibly an inevitable market correction.
many portfolios have gone up over 25% this year, which likely is not sustainable
should we move to bonds, if so where etc
Thank you in advance
Tim
Q: Hi 5i,
If Sunoco buys Parkland, does it (Parkland) become a foreign holding(US).It was bought on the TSX a few years ago as a Canadian company and would this then become an American company?
Thanks
kc
If Sunoco buys Parkland, does it (Parkland) become a foreign holding(US).It was bought on the TSX a few years ago as a Canadian company and would this then become an American company?
Thanks
kc
Q: Hi there, regarding your recent answer to fashion retailers, where in your opinion do you see price support for LULU being?
Also, where in your opinion do you see the bottom in a market correction where it becomes too irresistible to start adding for a full position?
Thanks!
Also, where in your opinion do you see the bottom in a market correction where it becomes too irresistible to start adding for a full position?
Thanks!
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.57)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $55.90)
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Lumine Group Inc. (LMN $20.29)
Q: Hello Peter,
These two stocks are the dogs in my portfolio and am not sure they will recover in a few years to get my money back. I was thinking of adding to BN, but was wondering if gold would be a better choice. I am just worried as gold is quite high and it could do the same as two i own when the whole world was talking about green energy. Gold could do a reversal .Instead of adding to BN, what would you recommend for gold exposure.. any thoughts please? Also, any comments on why Lumine group continues to slide? Appreciate it
These two stocks are the dogs in my portfolio and am not sure they will recover in a few years to get my money back. I was thinking of adding to BN, but was wondering if gold would be a better choice. I am just worried as gold is quite high and it could do the same as two i own when the whole world was talking about green energy. Gold could do a reversal .Instead of adding to BN, what would you recommend for gold exposure.. any thoughts please? Also, any comments on why Lumine group continues to slide? Appreciate it
Q: I have benefitted from your service and am happy I discovered it. It has enabled me to buy stocks you have a high conviction in while there is still significant upside.
The additional area that I think would benefit subscribers is to advise when you are cooling on previously recommended stocks.
In some instances, I have held recommended stocks well past their best before date, resulting in losses where there were previously gains.
Some old flavour of the day stocks that come to mind are ecn, goos, toy.
I know you actively manage the model portfolios, and that it's ultimately my responsibility to manage my own portfolio, but I know it would help me (and perhaps others), to understand in a more timely manner when a high conviction stock not in the model portfolio moves from a Strong Buy to a Hold or Sell.
I'm identifying a need, but don't know how this would work. Thanks for considering.
The additional area that I think would benefit subscribers is to advise when you are cooling on previously recommended stocks.
In some instances, I have held recommended stocks well past their best before date, resulting in losses where there were previously gains.
Some old flavour of the day stocks that come to mind are ecn, goos, toy.
I know you actively manage the model portfolios, and that it's ultimately my responsibility to manage my own portfolio, but I know it would help me (and perhaps others), to understand in a more timely manner when a high conviction stock not in the model portfolio moves from a Strong Buy to a Hold or Sell.
I'm identifying a need, but don't know how this would work. Thanks for considering.
Q: The last investment and economic report cards were aug 14 and july 31. When can we expect the next one?
Q: Is this company suggested to be a hold or sell based on it's recent performance?
Q: Based on it's recent performance is this company a recommended hold or sell?
Q: Everyone, what would you not invest in today? Clayton
Q: Which one of Bn or Nbis do you think would provide the best return over the next 3 to 5 years?
Q: Hi 5i,
I have owned this stock for a long time and all it did was to go down. what is your opinion of this stock. I am quite willing to to sell it. Thanks.Cheers
I have owned this stock for a long time and all it did was to go down. what is your opinion of this stock. I am quite willing to to sell it. Thanks.Cheers
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $72.02)
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Loblaw Companies Limited (L $62.30)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU $2,380.50)
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Intact Financial Corporation (IFC $258.06)
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Metro Inc. (MRU $90.88)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $46.38)
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD $57.52)
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Sprott Physical Gold Trust Unit (PHYS $35.84)
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GFL Environmental Inc. subordinate voting shares (GFL $55.21)
Q: Hi,
Could you illustrate to us all what type of companies/stocks and/or sectors historically have performed the best ( or least worst ) over periods of recession/depression/stagflation and war times? And further, can you provide your top 5-10 CDN stocks that you think would do best in these situations, with at least half of them dividend payers please, if possible. Potential ETF and options strategies would be appreciated as well. Take as many points as you see fit.
cheers and thanks, Chris
Could you illustrate to us all what type of companies/stocks and/or sectors historically have performed the best ( or least worst ) over periods of recession/depression/stagflation and war times? And further, can you provide your top 5-10 CDN stocks that you think would do best in these situations, with at least half of them dividend payers please, if possible. Potential ETF and options strategies would be appreciated as well. Take as many points as you see fit.
cheers and thanks, Chris
Q: Hello 5i,
In a US $ account, I hold AEM, TRI FSV WCN and BIPC. I just checked my RBC direct investing account and the dividends for BIPC and WCN are off (a bit). As far as you are aware, should i be receiving the full dividend without conversion nicks?
Also, on the 5i site I used to be able find the USD beside the dividend listed for the companies I track that pay divies in USD. That is currently not the case for the full set. Has your data source changed? Or perhaps the policies at the companies changed?
TIA!
In a US $ account, I hold AEM, TRI FSV WCN and BIPC. I just checked my RBC direct investing account and the dividends for BIPC and WCN are off (a bit). As far as you are aware, should i be receiving the full dividend without conversion nicks?
Also, on the 5i site I used to be able find the USD beside the dividend listed for the companies I track that pay divies in USD. That is currently not the case for the full set. Has your data source changed? Or perhaps the policies at the companies changed?
TIA!
Q: Comments please on the quarter from GRGD. Would you be a buyer here?
Thanks for your great work.
Rob
Thanks for your great work.
Rob
Q: Can you go over recent results and how they have done over past several Q's /years?
Would you consider it a buy at this time? Thank you.
Would you consider it a buy at this time? Thank you.
Q: Do you know what % of the companies sales come from Costco? I understand they are finished a $1B capital spend having expanded production facilities in the US. I know they are on the cusp of large anticipated cash flow increases from the expansion. Will producing there largely shield them from tariffs? Would you buy it now? What are the risks? Debt? Thank you.
Q: I have held TRI for many years. Its share price is up over 700%. since I have owned it. I was wondering, given its recent price decline, whether you think its day has come and gone or if you think it still has future growth.
Many thanks for your imput.
Many thanks for your imput.
Q: ISC catching a bid today after announcing a strategic review, based on it still appearing relatively cheap and a theoretical exercise only, what would be a reasonable potential takeout price?
Q: With the Canadian government planning to spend more on defense, which are the top Canadian and European companies that would benefit.