Q: Can you give me your top five January bounce picks from the growth portfolio.
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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Stantec Inc. (STN)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN)
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ECN Capital Corp. (ECN)
Q: which companies would you invert for 3 year term:
wsp,stn,ecn,dir.un
thanks
wsp,stn,ecn,dir.un
thanks
Q: hi, which do you like for a buy today, brookfield asset management or brookfield corporation? both ? can you briefly compare/contrast each of them as investments for long term hold. could you provide the new dividend for each too.
cheers, chris
cheers, chris
Q: Re the Adjusted Cost Base for BN and BAM (still no symbol comes up), I set mine at 1/4 of the ACB of the original BAM.A. However InvestorLine set my ACB for BAM at less than half that and BN higher than 3/4. I have not seen any discussion anywhere including the BN website for how to establish the ACB. Do you have any information to help?
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
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EQB Inc. (EQB)
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TELUS International (Cda) Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (TIXT)
Q: My 26 year old son has some funds to invest in his RRSP. He also holds a TFSA and Cash account and between the 3 accts, he holds, BEP, ECN, BNS, VHI, BAM, GSY, KUT, PBH, TOI, ENB and SLF. We would like to add a couple new names and on our list are TD, MFC, TIXT, GOOG, AMZN and EQB.....if you were advising your son in this situation, how would you rank these 6 stocks for addition to his RRSP? If you could add some colour as to your ranking, that would be much appreciated.
Many Thanks for the great service and advice
Scott
Many Thanks for the great service and advice
Scott
Q: Good day, is ARE good value here? Thanks
Q: Hello 5i team,
I was thinking of selling the rest of my NTR (a bit of CAE) shares to start a position in PBH. This is more to have a non-cyclical position since I currently have none.
In your last report on PBH you state that their dept is Medium/High. How well are they servicing their dept (paying it down or adding to it)?
PBH has also been growing their dividend over the past 5 years, what is the payout ratio for it's dividend? Has the payout ratio increased over the years?
Thank You,
Andrew
I was thinking of selling the rest of my NTR (a bit of CAE) shares to start a position in PBH. This is more to have a non-cyclical position since I currently have none.
In your last report on PBH you state that their dept is Medium/High. How well are they servicing their dept (paying it down or adding to it)?
PBH has also been growing their dividend over the past 5 years, what is the payout ratio for it's dividend? Has the payout ratio increased over the years?
Thank You,
Andrew
Q: The new BAM stock price dropped 7% on Tuesday. Is there something that an investor should be aware of ? Is this an opportunity ? I wanted to purchase this one post-split.
My understanding was that the yield for this stock would be in the 3.25%-3.75% range. Would I be correct in assuming that it could quite likely now be above 4% based on the Tuesday $41.60 close?
Is it true that the company plans to raise the distribution by between 15-20% per year ? That seems high to me. Maybe I misunderstood.
My understanding was that the yield for this stock would be in the 3.25%-3.75% range. Would I be correct in assuming that it could quite likely now be above 4% based on the Tuesday $41.60 close?
Is it true that the company plans to raise the distribution by between 15-20% per year ? That seems high to me. Maybe I misunderstood.
Q: What do you think of selling PBH for a loss and buying QSR as a replacement, for a long term position?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Why is this company down almost 5% today? Any news?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I'm trying to understand the new Brookfield Asset Management Ltd spinout. I have two questions:
(i) It seems to act like a royalty on the asset management business. Am I correct that it does not have to add any additional capital to the business as time goes on?
(ii) On its web-site it claims a 90% payout ratio. However, from the recent Investor Day presentation (page 62), it states that there is 4.9B of distributable earnings for the original company for 2022, which would mean about 1.2B for the new spinout. As I calculate it there are around 450M shares, which means a projected dividend of over $2/annum. However, in the announcement of Dec 6, it stated that the starting dividend is about .28/quarter, or 1.12/annum. What am I missing?
(i) It seems to act like a royalty on the asset management business. Am I correct that it does not have to add any additional capital to the business as time goes on?
(ii) On its web-site it claims a 90% payout ratio. However, from the recent Investor Day presentation (page 62), it states that there is 4.9B of distributable earnings for the original company for 2022, which would mean about 1.2B for the new spinout. As I calculate it there are around 450M shares, which means a projected dividend of over $2/annum. However, in the announcement of Dec 6, it stated that the starting dividend is about .28/quarter, or 1.12/annum. What am I missing?
Q: Can you please give me your thoughts on Constellation's deal in acquiring WideOrbit through the Lumine group. Do you think that this will be a positive for CSU shareholders? How will it affect current CSU shareholders and will there be a special dividend? Any information that you have would be appreciated. Thank You.
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: Hello Peter,
This question is relating to your holdings in your Income Model Portfolio. Are all the income declared from these investments qualify for dividends tax credits? Or are they treated as normal income like interest income from GICs and would be subject to our normal tax rate?
If it is taxed at our marginal rate, would you recommend holding these investments in a RRSP account?
Many thanks,
Roger
This question is relating to your holdings in your Income Model Portfolio. Are all the income declared from these investments qualify for dividends tax credits? Or are they treated as normal income like interest income from GICs and would be subject to our normal tax rate?
If it is taxed at our marginal rate, would you recommend holding these investments in a RRSP account?
Many thanks,
Roger
Q: Hi Peter and 5i,
Sorry if this has been asked before. I also can't find anything in the previous questions either.
Would you be able to provide us how the Adjusted Cost Base of the previous BAM.A shares should be divided up between BN and BAM?
Thanks so much.
Sorry if this has been asked before. I also can't find anything in the previous questions either.
Would you be able to provide us how the Adjusted Cost Base of the previous BAM.A shares should be divided up between BN and BAM?
Thanks so much.
Q: hey guys can you please elaborate on the insider sale of shares on f Friday is it a bad thing or is it status quo thanks as always
Q: hi,
are you able to provide the expected price split for BN and BAM based on the closing price of 58.88$ on Friday ? I am trying to figure out where the prices of the 2 entities are now compared to prior split. thanks, chris
are you able to provide the expected price split for BN and BAM based on the closing price of 58.88$ on Friday ? I am trying to figure out where the prices of the 2 entities are now compared to prior split. thanks, chris
Q: Good morning all, Is BN a buy today ? Why the big discount or is this a new issue thing due to the exchange ?
Q: Hello 5i,
In a December 7 question, you include DND in a list of stocks of which you write: We believe these companies fit the description of simple, predictable, strong financial position and undervalued companies: BAM.A, BNS, TFII, CSU, DND, QSR. I have a small position in DND and for me, (aside from the undervaluation) I don't feel like it fits that definition well. There is definitely something I am missing. Can you enlighten me on your logic?
Thanks
In a December 7 question, you include DND in a list of stocks of which you write: We believe these companies fit the description of simple, predictable, strong financial position and undervalued companies: BAM.A, BNS, TFII, CSU, DND, QSR. I have a small position in DND and for me, (aside from the undervaluation) I don't feel like it fits that definition well. There is definitely something I am missing. Can you enlighten me on your logic?
Thanks
Q: Does any one able to explain the current prices of these new shares. The value of BN shares make sense but the NEW BAM shares . Maybe my math is wrong but can you explain?
Q: What is your view of the company after the latest results. The market appeared to like it.
Appreciate your insight, Peter
Appreciate your insight, Peter