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Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,
NFI is on a real downward spiral lately, and the current yield is 5.368%. It's held in my wife's TFSA, and it's hard to see the almost daily declines, some quite steep, e.g. on July 16. It's down almost 50% now, and am wondering if we should keep it or sell it. I wouldn't add to it at this time. What are your views?
Thanks in advance.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on July 19, 2019
Q: Before market open today,it announced that it obtained 2 licences for outdoor growing operations.Around 9.55amPT, Fabrice Taylor made it a Top Pick @ $5.71 on BNN resulting in $6.10 c up 0.50($6.26H/560L).Last week the weed sector was devastated by TRST non compliance.Your view of CLIQ & is it ok to add to my current position of 2%(p/p $6.61) Txs for u usual great services & views
Read Answer Asked by Peter on July 16, 2019
Q: If one was to invest 100,000 into the balanced equity portfolio on day 1 and keep those same stocks never selling or trading or following any rebalancing or 5i recommendations (assume dividends are just held in cash), what would the balance be? The purpose of my question is to compare the performance of buy and hold as opposed to an active fund. Is there a link to an excel spreadsheet that one could access to do their own evaluation if this is too onerous?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by John on July 15, 2019
Q: Hi 5i, Alaris announced bad news a while back when one of the companies it was financing ran into trouble and suspended payments to Alaris. At that time the AD share price was around $22 I think and the bad news drove it back down into the teens. Since then it has had three good news announcements. First, it announced that the trouble situation was not a worst case scenario and there was a reasonable prospect of AD getting a significant recovery from it. The next two good news announcements involved about $130M of new or additional investments on terms acceptable to Alaris. My question is: at this point, does it make sense to view Alaris' business (not the shares) as fully recovered from the effects of the investment that went sour, or do they still have some work to do to get back on track? Since the bad news first hit, the shares have had difficulty getting any traction above $20. Thanks for any comments!
Read Answer Asked by Lance on July 15, 2019