Investment Q&A

Q: Understanding that we are currently seeing significant negative sentiment and volatility, can you please rank your current top Cdn and U.S. quality-name buying opportunity candidates that will reward patient investors with 3-5 year time horizons?

Q: As a place to park some us cash, how do you feel about this etf

Q: Now trading below its IPO. What’s your opinion of the risk/reward for long term investor? Take out candidate?

Q: Is Cheniere unique enough to pay up here (with converting to the the so-high U$) or are there TSX alternatives you would recommend? Thanks!

Q: Your thoughts on SPG these days?

thanks

al

Q: Before deploying more dollars to BX, what are other headwinds (apart from the usual suspects of inflation, recession etc) that the market is seeing that is driving down the share price. How would you rate BX vs peers such as BLK or BAM for long term (divd, capital) appreciation

Q: Can you please comment on Costco (COST) latest earnings released yesterday. Was there anything of particular interest to note from the call this morning (either good or bad)? Would you recommend starting a position in this company?

Q: I have been a canadian equity owner only but am buying a number of US large caps for the first time. With the US dollar being as strong as it is right now, would you hedge these purchases using the NEO exchange. I am in my early 70s

Q: Good Morning,

In a response to Gabriel on September 21 you suggested BX as a good US income opportunity.

Could you please expand upon BX and the reasoning for your suggestion.

I am interested but is it safe, secure and have growth potential.

Thanks very much.

Q: Why is this stock trading so cheaply? What is your assessment of this stock?

Q: I have a significant amount of cash to invest. I would like to allocate to some very high-quality stocks across various industries that can be bought and held for a long period of time so they can compound. If you could pick 10 companies that meet this criteria, what would they be? I was thinking about BAM, MSFT, V, COST, CP, UNH, HD, JNJ, GOOG, BRK.b but am open to suggestions or changes to this list. No banks or energy please.

Q: Hello 5i Team,

Could you please provide your top 5 US healthcare stock picks for growth (with above-average risk) over the next 5 years, and include a brief comment why.

Could you also suggest 3 "safer" options.

Feel free to subtract as many credits as warranted.

Many thanks!

Q: I want to add some consumer stables stock to my portfolio for diversification in my taxable accounts, both Canadian and US. I would appreciate your comments on the Canadian stocks. What would be the US eqvilants and how would you rank them.

Q: I have some US liquidity. Could you please list 5 or more equities you see reasonable upside in over the next 3 years or so.

Q: It keeps going down. Is it only market related? Would you add to existing position?

Thanks,
Milan

Q: Both GOOG and MSFT have broken the lows of June. Do you see a likelyhood for significant downside from here?? I had reduced holdings in both and am looking for a re-entry point. Thanks Jim

Q: What are your thoughts on buying Berkshire on the neo exchange at this time?

Q: Looking for a decent investment in this inflation environment. This REIT hit my radar. I think you at 5i approve of it. My concern is the very high PE (approx. 30) and P/Cash Flow. Not sure what the forward PE is, but I'm hearing that forward earning estimates in general will sooner or later be ratcheted down anyway as higher rates start negatively affecting the economy.

Is there a better metric putting a valuation on a REIT like LSI?

Q: How does Paylocity stack up in its space? How do you think this sector will do over the next 5 years?

Q: I regularly read the Q and A section. Several questions mention being down 50% or more on an investment. I too have had similar losses in the past on a couple of stocks. Aren't these losses a result of inadequate risk management? In order to avoid such big losses, can you suggest a selling strategy or point readers to a discussion of selling strategies?

In the past I have employed a stop-loss but isn't that akin to showing the market your hand? In other words, as soon as you enter a stop-loss price doesn't that price then become another data point for algorithms to hunt down?

Any advice/information you can offer regarding selling strategies to minimize losses would be appreciated. No rush to get this answered. Thank you as always for your expertise.