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Q: I currently have 15% in the industrial sector, made up of
ATS, BOS, CJT, DRT, XTC, KBR, LNR, WSP
All positions are under 2% with the exceptions of WSP at 3.1% and CJT at 4.5%.
I am thinking it might be wise to trim CJT (perhaps to 2.5% ?)and either replace with one of my other holdings or add a new one (NFI?)
Your thoughts & recommendations would be most appreciated, including any change suggestions for my other equity holdings in this sector.
ATS, BOS, CJT, DRT, XTC, KBR, LNR, WSP
All positions are under 2% with the exceptions of WSP at 3.1% and CJT at 4.5%.
I am thinking it might be wise to trim CJT (perhaps to 2.5% ?)and either replace with one of my other holdings or add a new one (NFI?)
Your thoughts & recommendations would be most appreciated, including any change suggestions for my other equity holdings in this sector.
Q: Hello 5i Team, with the recent CEO change, the stock has dipped. Would now be a good time to buy?
Q: My RIF equity portfolio has reached my target and I now wish to build cash in high interest paying investments such as GSBD.
There will be little price appreciation however security of principal will be better guarded over the long term (5 years plus)
In this case I will be employing my US holdings and realize the potential ramification of exchange differentials at time of cash out. I presently hold a small amount in XHY (yield now to low)however avoiding government or corporate bonds until the dust settles.
Do you have an opinion on GSBD?
Have any other ideas?
Thanks
Dave
There will be little price appreciation however security of principal will be better guarded over the long term (5 years plus)
In this case I will be employing my US holdings and realize the potential ramification of exchange differentials at time of cash out. I presently hold a small amount in XHY (yield now to low)however avoiding government or corporate bonds until the dust settles.
Do you have an opinion on GSBD?
Have any other ideas?
Thanks
Dave
Q: Stock down today on press release. I am down 10%, 5% of my portfolio so i am not going to add to this position.
Could you comment on the news and would you continue holding it?
Could you comment on the news and would you continue holding it?
Q: There is very high volume with Polaris today and the price dropping
Is there any news ?
Is there any news ?
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IGM Financial Inc. (IGM $66.00)
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Parkland Corporation (PKI $39.84)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP $200.06)
Q: Hello Peter,
Yesterday the markets were cautious, today they seem exuberant. The stocks that I want your opinion on, have snapped back from the Friday of the referendum and near their high. Trading is thin that adds to the volatility too.
My portfolio adjustments involve exiting a position in IGM and buying KXS, SH NFI and PKI. Would you buy now or is there a probability of a better opportunity when the market adjusts to the snapback? Is there any of the ones mentioned above where you would be cautious of initiating a new position at today’s prices? And if now is as good a time as any which ones would you start with and which would you wait for a better entry point? I have not been very convincing to myself about replacing IGM with PKI and trusting your professional expertise. Could you tell me why PKI is better? As always, appreciate your viewpoint.
Regards.
Yesterday the markets were cautious, today they seem exuberant. The stocks that I want your opinion on, have snapped back from the Friday of the referendum and near their high. Trading is thin that adds to the volatility too.
My portfolio adjustments involve exiting a position in IGM and buying KXS, SH NFI and PKI. Would you buy now or is there a probability of a better opportunity when the market adjusts to the snapback? Is there any of the ones mentioned above where you would be cautious of initiating a new position at today’s prices? And if now is as good a time as any which ones would you start with and which would you wait for a better entry point? I have not been very convincing to myself about replacing IGM with PKI and trusting your professional expertise. Could you tell me why PKI is better? As always, appreciate your viewpoint.
Regards.
Q: Good morning...just making some adjustment on portfolio...Chartwell and Sienna make up 9% of portfolio with gains, HLF at loss 3.5 %...I would like to sell HLF, reduce Chart or Sienna to 5%...which one would you sell? Then proceeds to from HLF and Seniors to either SIA or PBH... portfolio approx 20 stocks and includes many of your recommended names..
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Q: Transcontinental recently completed its third acquisition in the packaging area - would you be able to give me a sense of how much of the company this division now accounts for?
The company has been able to fund these acquisitions out of FCF ie no debt: the stock is cheap and provides a 4% dividend.
How would you evaluate the company's prospects for transformation from a declining legacy printing business into this new area.
Thank-you
The company has been able to fund these acquisitions out of FCF ie no debt: the stock is cheap and provides a 4% dividend.
How would you evaluate the company's prospects for transformation from a declining legacy printing business into this new area.
Thank-you
Q: Dear Team,
Could you please tell me why KPT is in a free fall lately!
Is it worthwhile to hang on or let go. I am 25% down at this time!
Thanks,
Could you please tell me why KPT is in a free fall lately!
Is it worthwhile to hang on or let go. I am 25% down at this time!
Thanks,
Q: Do you consider the dividend safe at these levels and do you see more decline to follow in the stock price. Just wondering if this would be good for a riff (income) account.
Maggie
Maggie
Q: Dee,qst,rkn,gte,phm are my biggest looser,are any of this worth holding,which growth stock i should replace for those you advice to sell?.
Q: I noticed 'Gary' had a question about Westport WPT. You gave it a 'short call'. Another interesting company with real stuff happening but no $$ or traction. Another stock for the future that will always remain so! Natural gas engine systems for trucks and buses. Contracts with Ford, Cummins et al. What is your take on this whole endeavour and this company. Thank you
Q: Poor EPS results to-day - stock down a fair bit. Fundementals do not look that bad: ROE, debt./equity and payout ratio. Would this be o.k. for my RIF?
Q: I have a 1/2 position in CJR.B. It dropped like a stone today. Do you know the reason for this? Sell or hold at this time? - Ted
Q: Have owned ESL with 2000 shares & IPL with 4000 shares for several years with substantial gains of 135% & 170% respectively. I am considering a trim of 25% on ESL & 50% on IPL. This would free up approx. $85,000 in a RIF acct. Would appreciate your suggestion for 2 new additions to complement the existing holdings which include KXS, DH, EIF, MIC & RY. Thank you.
Q: Hi Guys
What do you think of Canam Group as an infrastructure play going forward? It pays a small dividend.
Best
Linda
What do you think of Canam Group as an infrastructure play going forward? It pays a small dividend.
Best
Linda
Q: Peter
I am working with a friend to restructure her portfolio It is criminal that the broker of a large bank investment division put all her accounts in high fee mutual funds The TFSA had 89 % in one mutual fund
My question is what is your opinion on holding short term ETF bond funds as opposed to holding interest sensitive stocks I do not see any reason to be in a bond fund
Could you recommend half a dozen Canadian stocks that would serve aws bond proxies
Could you also recommend some of the new rate reset preferreds with a floor on the rate reset
Thanks for your response and great service
Paul
I am working with a friend to restructure her portfolio It is criminal that the broker of a large bank investment division put all her accounts in high fee mutual funds The TFSA had 89 % in one mutual fund
My question is what is your opinion on holding short term ETF bond funds as opposed to holding interest sensitive stocks I do not see any reason to be in a bond fund
Could you recommend half a dozen Canadian stocks that would serve aws bond proxies
Could you also recommend some of the new rate reset preferreds with a floor on the rate reset
Thanks for your response and great service
Paul
Q: what are your three best short recommendations for now?
Q: I already have a 5.91% position in Canadian National Railway (CNR). Is there too much overlap if I buy Stella Jones (SJ)? If not, what percent of a portfolio would you make SJ at current share prices and market environment?
Thanks again.
John
Thanks again.
John