Q: Hi, your thoughts on PLI and whether its a good entry point now? Hasn't done well so far this year. Does this company have a good lineup of products and a lot of clients? Thx.
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Q: when can we expect the performance numbers for your portfolio's?
it will be interesting to note how your bullish bias for the last 6 months has fared in the results.
it will be interesting to note how your bullish bias for the last 6 months has fared in the results.
Q: Hi Team,
I see the independent review in response to the short report is out. Do you have any concerns especially with the following?
Corporate Processes and Controls
The Committee and its advisors also considered the performance of Intertain's corporate processes and controls and the financial and governance functions and oversight at Intertain. The Committee has made recommendations for changes and improvements in these areas, including to address inadequate documentation, approvals and record keeping in respect of certain payments previously made by Intertain that were recorded and fully expensed by it as transaction expenses in connection with its prior acquisitions.
Thank you, Michael
I see the independent review in response to the short report is out. Do you have any concerns especially with the following?
Corporate Processes and Controls
The Committee and its advisors also considered the performance of Intertain's corporate processes and controls and the financial and governance functions and oversight at Intertain. The Committee has made recommendations for changes and improvements in these areas, including to address inadequate documentation, approvals and record keeping in respect of certain payments previously made by Intertain that were recorded and fully expensed by it as transaction expenses in connection with its prior acquisitions.
Thank you, Michael
Q: What is going on at OTC
Q: Good Morning. I believe that some time ago, PHM was going to conduct a share buy back. Do you guys have any idea how that went. They should be able to retire a lot of them pretty cheaply these days.
Thank You
Thank You
Q: I own some Couche-Tarde and 5i has said that it is one of its favourite stocks in the consumer sector. With annual cash flow of a little less than US$1 billion and a market cap of US$24 billion, it is trading at 24 times cash flow. This seems very high and appears to be discounting substantial cash flow growth. They have been able to grow significantly in the past. How convinced are you that Couche-tarde can grow cash flow in the future to justify its multipl? Will 5i be writing a report on ATD.b in the future?
Thanks, Gtreat service.
Thanks, Gtreat service.
Q: In your reply to Bod today re the recent weakness of MG,you indicated hat it maybe due to concern in Europe on banks & economy.Does that apply to Atd.b as it recently made a acquisition in Ireland.Appreciate your usual great views & services.
Q: Like CSU lately, this stock is getting knocked down quite a bit this week. Don't see anything negative in the news. What do you feel is going on here?
Q: Hi Team,
In an answer to a question from Paul J. about when to sell Magna you said the balanced portfolio is "a little more focused on one-year performance."
Much of you Q&A commentary is about long-term investing and performance.
It would be easy for members reading the Q&A regularly to get the impression the balanced portfolio should be a long-term portfolio - but maybe it is not.
Do you think it would help if you clarified for each model portfolio what the intended investment time horizon is and include that information with your explanatory/cautionary statements about each one?
Otherwise things are a bit confusing.
If in fact the balanced model portfolio is not for long-term investors, do you have any plans to introduce a portfolio that is?
Many thanks for the great service and for taking my question.
Michael
In an answer to a question from Paul J. about when to sell Magna you said the balanced portfolio is "a little more focused on one-year performance."
Much of you Q&A commentary is about long-term investing and performance.
It would be easy for members reading the Q&A regularly to get the impression the balanced portfolio should be a long-term portfolio - but maybe it is not.
Do you think it would help if you clarified for each model portfolio what the intended investment time horizon is and include that information with your explanatory/cautionary statements about each one?
Otherwise things are a bit confusing.
If in fact the balanced model portfolio is not for long-term investors, do you have any plans to introduce a portfolio that is?
Many thanks for the great service and for taking my question.
Michael
Q: I have a few questions around the model portfolio:
Around what amounts in $ terms do you assume an investor has to replicate a model portfolio.
Also can we pick a few from a model portfolio and not follow it a 100%
Around what amounts in $ terms do you assume an investor has to replicate a model portfolio.
Also can we pick a few from a model portfolio and not follow it a 100%
Q: Hi,
I have recently thrown in the towel on Goldcorp, and need to replace for gold exposure. I read this morning you have done the same and replaced with AEM. Can you offer some guidance as to why you selected AEM please. Dejardins recently downgraded to a hold with a target lower than yesterday's close, not that I put a lot of stalk in these reviews. Would you get into AEM here? Thanks!
Eric
I have recently thrown in the towel on Goldcorp, and need to replace for gold exposure. I read this morning you have done the same and replaced with AEM. Can you offer some guidance as to why you selected AEM please. Dejardins recently downgraded to a hold with a target lower than yesterday's close, not that I put a lot of stalk in these reviews. Would you get into AEM here? Thanks!
Eric
Q: Capitulating :( (me) .... so expect the market to turn up very soon!
Nonetheless, I am now firmly in the "income camp" and have reviewed the 5i Income portfolio where I already hold all but ADW and IGM of your stocks but none of the ETFS (VCH, XHY, CVD,CPD, ZRE). With the exception of VCH they have all taken it on the chin in the last year - like so much else.
I am building a "sleep at night portfolio" and have set aside an appropriate cash reserve portion. The rest will stay in the market. With "sleep" well and make a few bucks top of mind, would you recommend any of the 4 ETF's or something else like ZWB, ZDV? Thanks for help with this project.
Nonetheless, I am now firmly in the "income camp" and have reviewed the 5i Income portfolio where I already hold all but ADW and IGM of your stocks but none of the ETFS (VCH, XHY, CVD,CPD, ZRE). With the exception of VCH they have all taken it on the chin in the last year - like so much else.
I am building a "sleep at night portfolio" and have set aside an appropriate cash reserve portion. The rest will stay in the market. With "sleep" well and make a few bucks top of mind, would you recommend any of the 4 ETF's or something else like ZWB, ZDV? Thanks for help with this project.
Q: EFN is starting to look very attractive. Why is it so beat up?
The management presentation references tangible leverage, which appears high but wondering if you could put it in context, I'm guessing as a financial this kind of leverage is more acceptable. They seem to be generating higher returns now but if thats just happening due to additional leverage its not really a value add. Do they have any oil and gas exposure? Chesapeake is referenced in the deck, not sure how that ties and how large that exposure would be.
Thanks
The management presentation references tangible leverage, which appears high but wondering if you could put it in context, I'm guessing as a financial this kind of leverage is more acceptable. They seem to be generating higher returns now but if thats just happening due to additional leverage its not really a value add. Do they have any oil and gas exposure? Chesapeake is referenced in the deck, not sure how that ties and how large that exposure would be.
Thanks
Q: Would like your opinion on IT after recent $21 offer for Amaya.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Hello Peter & team, Any reason for the 4% decline?
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: Growth stock 5i favourites are KXS, TNC, SIS and NFI which is on sale. Also oil stocks are on an uptrend. Rank on which order you would buy 5 these entities? Here are some of my under-performers which I am considering selling a couple of in order to help purchase buying your top rankings. List the three worst performers of the 6. PLI, CXR, IT, ESP DSG and DRT. Thanks Dennis
Q: peter what do you of phm and possible upside
Q: I am looking at adding to Consumer Non Cyclicals and will be holding for the long term (5+ years). Do you have any suggestions that have good growth opportunities and look fairly attractive right now?
Q: "Yesterday there were two 500,000+ blocks at $6.60. We think the moves in the sector are entirely political worries, or sector rotation (into energy perhaps) but can't offer much more here. "
In your response to David's question I interpret it that someone(s) sold 2 blocks of 500K shares at $6.60.
I suggest it was someone(s) buying at a low. Especially considering it is rising now. I do not know if they were Black Pool buys.
Could these be viable possibilities?
In your response to David's question I interpret it that someone(s) sold 2 blocks of 500K shares at $6.60.
I suggest it was someone(s) buying at a low. Especially considering it is rising now. I do not know if they were Black Pool buys.
Could these be viable possibilities?
Q: Hello.
Thanks for quality answers to questions.
Would you please help by offering insight to dealing with investor psychology and behaviour; 50% gain in PHM only to now be in the red on this holding?
My current thinking does not make sense to me to hold at the top of a gain only to feel like getting out now that the stock price has declined to the point that it feels like a poor investment decision.
I have been drawn into more aggressive type investments being connected to this subscription (beyond normal style) so I believe I can benefit from your experience and comments about dealing with volatility of the nature in this question.
Thanks
Dave
Thanks for quality answers to questions.
Would you please help by offering insight to dealing with investor psychology and behaviour; 50% gain in PHM only to now be in the red on this holding?
My current thinking does not make sense to me to hold at the top of a gain only to feel like getting out now that the stock price has declined to the point that it feels like a poor investment decision.
I have been drawn into more aggressive type investments being connected to this subscription (beyond normal style) so I believe I can benefit from your experience and comments about dealing with volatility of the nature in this question.
Thanks
Dave