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Investment Q&A

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Q: I am an income investor. Can you please explain, with falling interest rates, the risks associated to making a significant bet on Superior Plus Company (SPB). From my reading, the 9% dividend is well covered by earnings and the debt, though significant, is coming down. The company is making money with a largely captive audience and the day to day share price is largely irrelevant to me. With a 5 year, plus, horizon, I don’t get the low share price. Is this a poor man’s Enbridge?

Thanks for the help!!
Read Answer Asked by Donald on August 12, 2024
Q: Hello 5i team,
I listened to the Propel conference call yesterday and two things I found interesting: 1) their dividend payout ratio is 22-23%. They mentioned there lots of room for growth. 2) Fintech adoption in Canada is only around 14%; which is much lower than other western countries. What are your thoughts on PRL going forward?
Thank you for the great service.
Brent
Read Answer Asked by Brent on August 12, 2024
Q: Can I get updates for these three that all announced earnings today. If considering total return over the next 3 years would you trade out any one of the three of them?
Read Answer Asked by Jim on August 12, 2024
Q: Hello 5i team, given events of this week, a lot of valuations have changed. I have a lot of CLS and am hoping it's a solid stock that got tossed into the penalty box due to a perception of it just being an AI stock.
If you had $10,000 today, and were looking to invest in high-growth over the next 5 years, how would you allocate it please? Or if that's too specific, please order the stocks from most to least favourable if bought today.
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Jess on August 08, 2024
Q: This week Smoak Capital had a write up on Leons in their Mid Year letter to investors. They figure that a combined value for Leon's for the business and the real estate is 40-60$ per share. Couple of questions what is your thoughts of the valuation of the stock right now ignoring the possible spin out of the real estate. The second question is Leons stated that they would spin out the real estate when the market looks better. I know that we have had a few days sell off but with interest rates dropping do you think things are lining up for real estate spin out. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Jerome on August 08, 2024