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Q: any particular reason for the recent run up in Shopify?
Read Answer Asked by Mike on February 08, 2024
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I see Propel raised its dividend by 14% today. I'm thinking about trimming 1/2 of my GoEasy and adding to my Propel holding. Thesis: management owns 56% of Propel and they are playing in a bigger sandbox in the US. What are your thoughts?

Thanks,
Brent
Read Answer Asked by Brent on February 07, 2024
Q: Good morning I have been a holder of ATZ for a while pretty much back to even in terms of cost. I was wondering what has been driving this lately I can't seem to find any news that could be driving this? I hold this in a TFSA in your opinion is that the best account to hold this company in.? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Kolbi on February 06, 2024
Q: hi,
im seeing a very high P/E on CSU right now. can you compare the current P/E and the forward P/E with historical averages. If possible can you include the ranges for these ( ie highest and lowest historically). can you comment on your thoughts about the current and future P/E being reasonable or not, and why? finally, are you comfortable punching shares at this price?
cheers, Chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on February 06, 2024
Q: Looking for your latest view on this stock looking at replacing it with WELL but GUD did very good on its last earning report but market doesn't appear to be to impressed,wondering if you would hold until their next earning report or just move on.
Read Answer Asked by dennis on February 05, 2024
Q: Hi 5i,
On Feb 1st you included BCE as one of the companies with the safest dividends on the TSX.
On Feb 2nd the answer to a question on BCE was "and its free cash flow has been declining over the past few years. Over the past 12 months, its free cash flow is not sufficient to cover its dividends, and the company has issued debt to service these payments. Its debt-to-equity is climbing, and its net debt/EBITDA is high at 3.6X."
The 2 answers seem to be a bit of a contradiction. I understand you are referencing free cash flow (after capital expenditures) are not sufficient.
Would it have been better said that they are issuing debt to finance capital expenditures and infrastructure than to pay dividends?
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on February 05, 2024
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