Q: A recent new guest to BNN’s Market Call made Saputo a top pick. He seemed to have quite a breadth of knowledge on the company and made (to me) a compelling case for Saputo having the potential to do well from its current valuation and that there was too much pessimism on the company and seemed to see a viable path to recovery in areas that have been lagging since the pandemic and a return to previous margins that could support multiple expansion. It seemed a bit contrarian based on momentum and other factors possibly at play right now with respect to tariffs etc., and also interesting as a top pick he will be faced with defending in a years time. Any thoughts since the last question a few months ago (I think you didn't like the momentum but found it was getting “interesting”)?
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Apple Inc. (AAPL $275.50)
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN $204.08)
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Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST $978.14)
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $311.33)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT $404.37)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $190.05)
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Home Depot Inc. (The) (HD $390.68)
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Honeywell International Inc. (HON $242.70)
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Stryker Corporation (SYK $363.70)
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Visa Inc. (V $329.24)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $69.95)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ $55.17)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $88.07)
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TELUS Corporation (T $19.33)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $42.53)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $53.20)
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The Trade Desk Inc. (TTD $27.23)
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Zscaler Inc. (ZS $171.00)
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Reliance Inc. (RS $360.37)
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Trane Technologies plc (TT $472.54)
Q: Hi 5i Team,
I'm curious about your thoughts on sentiment turning against US equities in the coming months. I'm already exhausted seeing all the foolish tweets and news clips coming out of the Trump administration and I have to believe many others are too. Trump 2.0 seems much worse than 1.0! Also, I've been hearing that European markets are already outpacing the US market so far this year and I'm wondering if the US market deserves its current valuation given the increased volatility and increased risks?
I own many US stocks (e.g., 5 of the Mag 7, COST, ISGR, HD, TT, SYK, RS, ZS, HON, V) and I'm thinking for the first time of selling/trimming some of these. I would look to increase my dividend-paying Canadian stocks to generate more income. I'm also thinking about European dividend payers?
I'd appreciate your general views along with any comments you might have related to selling/trimming some of the stocks I've mentioned above. I'd look to sell into the end of this month and buy favourite TSX dividend payers (e.g., ENB, SLF, CNQ, BEP.UN, BIP.UN, T) or others you might suggest after the next tariff decision in early March.
Like many members, I have to thank you again for the wonderful service you provide. Your Q&A section and market reviews are fabulous, especially during difficult times! I also realize this is a long question and the answers are worth more than one credit.
Lisa
P.s. I had registered to attend this week's webinar which may have answered some of my questions. Unfortunately, something came up over lunch and I missed the webinar. Please let me know if there's a chance of catching a replay.
I'm curious about your thoughts on sentiment turning against US equities in the coming months. I'm already exhausted seeing all the foolish tweets and news clips coming out of the Trump administration and I have to believe many others are too. Trump 2.0 seems much worse than 1.0! Also, I've been hearing that European markets are already outpacing the US market so far this year and I'm wondering if the US market deserves its current valuation given the increased volatility and increased risks?
I own many US stocks (e.g., 5 of the Mag 7, COST, ISGR, HD, TT, SYK, RS, ZS, HON, V) and I'm thinking for the first time of selling/trimming some of these. I would look to increase my dividend-paying Canadian stocks to generate more income. I'm also thinking about European dividend payers?
I'd appreciate your general views along with any comments you might have related to selling/trimming some of the stocks I've mentioned above. I'd look to sell into the end of this month and buy favourite TSX dividend payers (e.g., ENB, SLF, CNQ, BEP.UN, BIP.UN, T) or others you might suggest after the next tariff decision in early March.
Like many members, I have to thank you again for the wonderful service you provide. Your Q&A section and market reviews are fabulous, especially during difficult times! I also realize this is a long question and the answers are worth more than one credit.
Lisa
P.s. I had registered to attend this week's webinar which may have answered some of my questions. Unfortunately, something came up over lunch and I missed the webinar. Please let me know if there's a chance of catching a replay.
Q: It’s getting more difficult to stay positive on PBH. I know that better things are expected after recent Capex but share price keeps falling. Are you still optimistic or is it time to sell
Thanks
Thanks
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Sylogist Ltd. (SYZ $4.01)
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Athabasca Oil Corporation (ATH $8.67)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD $13.77)
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A & W Food Services of Canada Inc. (AW $35.98)
Q: Good morning. I will need to raise some cash soon. I have picked AW, ATH, CPD and SYZ to head to the chopping block. In what order would you sell? Thanks for everything you do for us.
Q: I hold AEM, T, TSU, ARX, CVE, BB, WELL and KITS.
Would you consider these holdings relatively safe from
possible US tariffs? I’m trying to figure out what to sell
now before this might happen and if I’m wrong buy back later.
Would you consider these holdings relatively safe from
possible US tariffs? I’m trying to figure out what to sell
now before this might happen and if I’m wrong buy back later.
Q: I noticed BlackRock filed a report with the SEC that it held 16 million shares of CAE. Is there any significance
to this that you might know of?
to this that you might know of?
Q: Hi Peter & Team:
I found this Reuters article yesterday:
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/drugs-fentanyl-shipping/
Long article. It basically states that a very popular method for Fentanyl precursor chemicals to get stateside is via small value packages from China that are classed as “de minimus” and sail through US Customs at LAX airport with little documentation and hardly any inspection. (1 Billion small value boxes every year, think via ebay, etsy, etc most from China, many labeled as “gifts” or “stuff”.
Until a few days ago the de minimus limit for goods entering USA was 800$- it is now ZERO.
This I believe forces better documentation and allows for better inspection options. In Canada our de minimus limit remains at 20$ (at least as I write this note).
Question:
Assuming the de minimus limit for both USA and Canada are both set at ZERO, how will this e-commerce drag affect Shopify or e- commerce in general ?
Thanks for all you do !
I found this Reuters article yesterday:
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/drugs-fentanyl-shipping/
Long article. It basically states that a very popular method for Fentanyl precursor chemicals to get stateside is via small value packages from China that are classed as “de minimus” and sail through US Customs at LAX airport with little documentation and hardly any inspection. (1 Billion small value boxes every year, think via ebay, etsy, etc most from China, many labeled as “gifts” or “stuff”.
Until a few days ago the de minimus limit for goods entering USA was 800$- it is now ZERO.
This I believe forces better documentation and allows for better inspection options. In Canada our de minimus limit remains at 20$ (at least as I write this note).
Question:
Assuming the de minimus limit for both USA and Canada are both set at ZERO, how will this e-commerce drag affect Shopify or e- commerce in general ?
Thanks for all you do !
Q: To maintain comm sector exposure and to raise some USD thinking of selling my BCE holding in my USD cash account to buy one of the other two. Which one would be your choice today?
Q: I own theses two stocks
Atz is up 100plus percent and is 3 percent of portfolio
Cls $200 is up 200us percent and is 4 percent of portfolio
Would u advise trimming or selling at these prices? Or do u think the valuation is still reasonable so I can wait for them to run a bit
At what price would u think of trimming ?
Thanks
Atz is up 100plus percent and is 3 percent of portfolio
Cls $200 is up 200us percent and is 4 percent of portfolio
Would u advise trimming or selling at these prices? Or do u think the valuation is still reasonable so I can wait for them to run a bit
At what price would u think of trimming ?
Thanks
Q: Thoughts on GRGD? Thank You
Q: In an answer to Jerry this morning 5i stated that TFII had $5 billion in US revenue ..... What percentage of their total revenue is that ? I assume the balance is in Canada ? In another question a member asked ranking nine stocks for return potential over the next five years. 5i ranked TFII third. So I'm guessing 5i isn't as frightened of these tariff threats as I am . Is my assumption correct ? Thanks for your terrific service ......
Q: What would your opinion be on selling US stocks held in US funds (or moving cash) from a US account over to CAD account to realize the immediate ~40% fx gain (maybe it's not that simple, please advise)? Assuming there's options in the Canadian equities market that are just as good as that on the American side, I'm having a hard time rationalizing why this is a bad idea. Thoughts?
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, Chris, and Team:
First off and maybe you have already answered this question previously but how do you think this "Tariff War" might play out after the bluff and bluster has completely settled down ?
Also, how do you think that across the board tariffs would effect PSI, NTR, and SIS in the short and medium term ??
Thank you so much. DL
First off and maybe you have already answered this question previously but how do you think this "Tariff War" might play out after the bluff and bluster has completely settled down ?
Also, how do you think that across the board tariffs would effect PSI, NTR, and SIS in the short and medium term ??
Thank you so much. DL
Q: What price did the Dow 30 close at the end of 2024.
Q: I'm recently down fast with MDA and I know why. Will it turn around or should I invest the money elsewhere. Thanks
Q: Hello, would you suggest your top CDN stocks for a 25 year old TFSA account that is a passive investor? basically buy it and never look at for years?
Thanks
Carlo
Thanks
Carlo
Q: I see you have ATZ in your tariff stock screener for discretionary. I have a 5.5% position - would you be reducing this if you had such a position? Thanks!
Q: With some dry powder available, would you suggest to buy now or wait for the tarrifs with China to shake out and see what comes of the 30 day pause with Can/Mex? All buys are with long term hold in mind.
Q: Goodmorning
What are your thoughts on ATS latest quarter?
Thks
Marse
What are your thoughts on ATS latest quarter?
Thks
Marse
Q: With regards to EFN.TO. It was extremely volatile on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 when the US tariffs were due to be implemented against Canada. It looks like EFN price dropped as much as 12% compared to it's previous Friday close but it seem to recover and ended up with a drop of 1%. Can you please give your take on this behaviour and what entry price might be reasonable considering the tariff climate (or wait). Many thanks.