Q: I am thinking that the best way to play the american turn around is through american banks and credit card companies. What's your thought on that and is American Express the best way to go
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Q: I recently heard that this coy was a good long term hold,with good immiediate prospects Please
Q: Hi 5i: I hold Citigroup and am considering adding another big US bank. Do you have a recommendation? I realize you don't specifically follow US stocks, but your knowledge will surely exceed mine. Thanks.
Q: Hi guys,
I don't that your service doesn't focus on U.S. stocks, but my question is more of a conceptual one. I own J&J and Abbott Labs in the Healthcare space in the U.S. They both have over 50% of their sales outside of the U.S. With the rising U.S. dollar, would it be prudent to switch the more domestically focus healthcare companies, such as CVS since I want to maintain my exposure to the Healthcare sector.
Thanks,
Jason
I don't that your service doesn't focus on U.S. stocks, but my question is more of a conceptual one. I own J&J and Abbott Labs in the Healthcare space in the U.S. They both have over 50% of their sales outside of the U.S. With the rising U.S. dollar, would it be prudent to switch the more domestically focus healthcare companies, such as CVS since I want to maintain my exposure to the Healthcare sector.
Thanks,
Jason
Q: I own MA and have done well with it. Can you please give me your opinion on the company?
Thanks,
Wayne
Thanks,
Wayne
Q: Hi 5i, Could I get your comments on the U.S. defense sector in general as well as a couple of suggestions for growth in the area. I've looked at TDG, but I know there are lots of other possibles (NOC, LMT, COL). Thanks for your help.
Q: opinion and also mcd, mcdonalds for some us exposure?
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Q: What is your opinion about this stock?thank you.ebrahim
Q: hello 5i team
GILD is down 10% for the month. it appears reasons given as per the info i can find are;
slowing prescription sales on the hep C drugs
a 4 BB debt offering in Nov which investors didnčt like even though it appears to be money raised to repay existing debt
and there has been some modest insider selling
I am keenly interested in this company as it appears according to reports, Gilead - which has from what I can see the only effective Hep C drug on the market at this time - has treated a mere 3% of the US's total pool of HCV patients. Plus, am I wrong in thinking that insurers will have to include the GILD Hep C treatment drugs on their approved list sooner rather than later
With this info and any other you may have at your disposal, what would you recommend... buy, hold or sell.
Thanks for all you do
Gord
GILD is down 10% for the month. it appears reasons given as per the info i can find are;
slowing prescription sales on the hep C drugs
a 4 BB debt offering in Nov which investors didnčt like even though it appears to be money raised to repay existing debt
and there has been some modest insider selling
I am keenly interested in this company as it appears according to reports, Gilead - which has from what I can see the only effective Hep C drug on the market at this time - has treated a mere 3% of the US's total pool of HCV patients. Plus, am I wrong in thinking that insurers will have to include the GILD Hep C treatment drugs on their approved list sooner rather than later
With this info and any other you may have at your disposal, what would you recommend... buy, hold or sell.
Thanks for all you do
Gord
Q: Hi,Guys, hope all is well in your world.
I'm an investor in Greenbrier and Trinity, and I understand the relative relationship of these manufacturers to the recent decline in oil prices, however, their price declines have been quite dramatic. Given the fact that the manufacture of the newer oil rail cars will be government mandated,is this a panic reaction or possibly that there may be a delay in timing the manufacturing process?
Thanks for your great work, Slainte and a Merry Christmas
I'm an investor in Greenbrier and Trinity, and I understand the relative relationship of these manufacturers to the recent decline in oil prices, however, their price declines have been quite dramatic. Given the fact that the manufacture of the newer oil rail cars will be government mandated,is this a panic reaction or possibly that there may be a delay in timing the manufacturing process?
Thanks for your great work, Slainte and a Merry Christmas
Q: Hi Team,
I am looking to buy shares of the Magnum Hunter preferreds. There are 3 series- C,D,E. I am relatively new to buying pref shares- is there a way to quickly assess the difference between series. Is there one you could recommend of the three? I plan to hold it for 3 years. Thank you
I am looking to buy shares of the Magnum Hunter preferreds. There are 3 series- C,D,E. I am relatively new to buying pref shares- is there a way to quickly assess the difference between series. Is there one you could recommend of the three? I plan to hold it for 3 years. Thank you
Q: re: Linda's question on DBC and the Dalio formula. Linda may want to look at USCI; in my estimation its a superior ETF/ETN.
Paul
Paul
Q: Would you consider Brookfield Total Return Fund: HTR-US a good- reasonably safe investment in the current market situation. Also, do you think the dividend is safe at this level (approx 9% yield)?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: How do you feel about US banks, and other than currency difference is there anything else to be aware of when purchasing US stocks for my RRSP
Q: I'd like to add a Cdn and US tech growth company for a 3-5 year time frame. I own ESL and SYZ. How would you rank OTC, MDA, DSG, CSU, MNW, and ET in terms of potential return? In my US portfolio I own QCOM and GOOG. Other than MU, which you have mentioned before, can you recommend 1-2 other US growth names?
Q: May I have your comments on PWF's latest earnings report? They seem to be doing better with Pargesa or are Pargesa's earning increase all due to one time items? What do you think is better going forward PWF or VIG? I am looking to increase my US exposure but PWF has a better dividend and seems to be generating more growth than before. Part of the attraction with VIG is if the Can $ keeps dropping against the US $.
Q: I am looking to rebalance or add some growth to my US/foreign portion of my portfolio which is some 28% of total.
Currently have
AAPl 5.4%
Abev 1.2%
CSCO 1.5%
CX 1.8%
GE 1.7%
GILD 4.6%
NE 1.7%
PFE 2%
PG 4.1%
VIG 3.5%
Vale 1.1%
Have 3 major Cdn banks would you add C, US industrial or other stock from gains in AAPL or GILD or new funds. Thank you
Currently have
AAPl 5.4%
Abev 1.2%
CSCO 1.5%
CX 1.8%
GE 1.7%
GILD 4.6%
NE 1.7%
PFE 2%
PG 4.1%
VIG 3.5%
Vale 1.1%
Have 3 major Cdn banks would you add C, US industrial or other stock from gains in AAPL or GILD or new funds. Thank you
Q: Could you please interpret the comments made on the recent results release. It sounds as though there will be little improvement in the share price over the next year, if I am understanding their comments correctly ? If so, it would seem to make sense to sell my shares (1.5% of a diversified portfolio) now and re-invest in something with more potential for growth in the coming year. Is there another company in this sector that you would recommend ?
Q: WHAT IS THE REASON FOR THE DROP FROM $ 69 TO A BID OF $49. COULD NOT FIND ANY NEWS FOR THE DROP
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THOMAS
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THOMAS
Q: I have stock in Allergan. I understand that Actavis ACT.US has agreed to buy Allergan for $219 per share.
A Pershing- Valeant has sent a proxy to buy and replace Allergan directors.
I do not understand that if Allergan has been purchased by Actavis, why there is this proxy battle for Valeant still to buy Allergan. This was in the mail to-day
A Pershing- Valeant has sent a proxy to buy and replace Allergan directors.
I do not understand that if Allergan has been purchased by Actavis, why there is this proxy battle for Valeant still to buy Allergan. This was in the mail to-day