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Q: Canadian drip program - further to your earlier reply. I would like to start a drip for my 2 kids. Can you suggest few good names with spp and drip discount. Also what is best way to get started. I read few other posts but still not able to get around . Is there a single source that can do the needful to set up the drip. Can I use my direct investing account (rbc direc). Please advise. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by RUPINDER on September 11, 2014
Q: Hi.

I was wondering your thoughts on using a DRIP strategy with Canadian stocks/ETF's?

Thanks,
Dan
Read Answer Asked by Daniel on September 10, 2014
Q: The Corrib is in Ireland which uses the Euro. (VET)
Read Answer Asked by james on September 10, 2014
Q: On your research reports, how are you calculating the dividend (expressed as a percentage)? I am assume that this is some kind of yield calculation? Also, in the '5i Report Card' sidebar on the left hand side, would you consider adding dividend growth as a criteria?
Read Answer Asked by David on September 08, 2014
Q: Ryan; I assume you are minding the shop while Peter does his ride so I am addressing this to you. Peter is about $6,000. short of his goal of $75,000.00 if I read the info correctly. I am asking everyone- or just 100- subscribers to ask themselves if they have made at least $60.00 from using this site? Now if 100 of us contributed that $60.00- fully tax deductible next spring- Peter would be at his goal. That's all folks. Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on September 04, 2014
Q: Hi Peter & Ryan,
Good luck to Peter on his ride; I have just made a donation both for the cause itself and to support Peter as a way of saying "thanks" for 5i. The weather here in the Lower Mainland is improving and it looks like the sun will be shining for at least the first leg of Peter's ride.
Best of luck and safe journey!!!
Cheers,
Mike
Read Answer Asked by Mike on September 03, 2014
Q: Good luck on your ride . My ? Is on PBh debt level how much is their debt in convertible debentures for shares and how much is standard debt.to me it makes a big difference when I decide to invest in a company .
Stan
Read Answer Asked by Stan on September 03, 2014
Q: Thank you to Dennis. I have registered for the three day money show in Toronto.
Helen
Read Answer Asked by Helen on September 02, 2014
Q: Hi, I have 7 holdings for growth in my TFSA. This is a very small portion of my portfolio and I have a very high risk tolerance. I would like to condense this to 4 positions, what do you suggest? POU, AVO, DSG, RE, SVC, NTB, FLY
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on August 30, 2014
Q: Not a question,just a "thank you" to Peter for developing '5i'. The education and recommendations are such a great help in hacking through the investment jungle. As a concrete thank you, I have just donated a second time to your Charity Ride and wish you all the best on your Canadian journey.
Read Answer Asked by Alexandra on August 28, 2014
Q: What percentage do you recommend for small cap in a portfolio? There was a comment from someone who asked if they should trim DHX in which they had a 4 % weight and you recommend that they should trim.
Thanks
Dolores
Read Answer Asked on August 27, 2014
Q: EQI.New shareholder,Smoothwater been buying some $322k shares @ $9.45 to $9.50 from Aug 19 to Aug 25 according to Canadian Insider.Please provide your expert advice on whether it is an entry point now CSS.Really confused & disturbed by the instructions In my humble opinion,the instructions should be FOR or AGAINST.Are the brokers biased as there maybe equity financing coming by TFI for the purchase of CSS BNS.The market today reacted unfavourably to its results.Did it make a loss provision for its operations in the Carriben It s bigger than that of CIBC($500k provision in the last Qtr) & Royal(sold its operations at a loss at beginning of the year)Both BNS & TD are the favourities of fund managers.I am waiting for an entry point Thanks a lo
Read Answer Asked by Peter on August 27, 2014
Q: AIF reported on August 6th. Were you happy with the results? Given AIF is more than 10% off it's high for the year, would this be a good entry point?

Don
Read Answer Asked by Donald on August 27, 2014