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Q: Aside from AC, what are 5 top of list "recovery stocks" ?
Read Answer Asked by George on March 03, 2021
Q: Hi 5i,

To piggyback on the answer to Josh on recommendations for a TFSA:
We have BAM.A and GSY already. We can add to these stocks or in the short-term would cruise (CCL:US) or vacation booking stocks (SABR) that are cyclical and "hot" be preferred over BAM.A, GSY or KXS? It is a higher impact, shorter play theme (1 year or less).

Can you help us understand the selection of KXS? EBITDA and Sales Growth are forecasted to be lower next year though EPS getting a big boost next year. We can't wrap our head around the growth potential to have KXS in a TFSA. We now have this stock in an RRSP.

Thank you for your awesome service.

Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on March 02, 2021
Q: in a post pandemic recovery Economy please rank best to last these 4 companies. please show the PEG ratio for each company thanks Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on March 02, 2021
Q: 1. LSPD vs FOUR - What are your thoughts and recommendations? B/S/H
2. PYPL vs SQ - What are your thoughts and recommendations? B/S/H
3. COST vs WMT - What are your thoughts and recommendations? B/S/H
Thank you in advance.
-Great job guys. I enjoy your service and attention to detail...
Read Answer Asked by michael on March 02, 2021
Q: There is a global shortage of semiconductors and I would like to know which Companies will benefit most in 2021. Can you please recommend what are your Top 5 stocks in this space and your reasons for picking them. Thank You.
Read Answer Asked by ALNOOR on March 02, 2021
Q: Last question about RDFN not meant to be private but someone else asked about it so all good. Could you provide a short compare of SIX and FUN as opening stocks. Seem similar in many ways. Would you have a preference? Or even prefer something else?
thx, M
Read Answer Asked by Mark on March 02, 2021
Q: I have Microsoft and Adobe in my RRSP and would like to add to one of them. In your opinion, which one has better growth potential in terms of stock price appreciation in the next 1-2 years....and what are your reasons for picking one or the other ?

Read Answer Asked by ALNOOR on March 02, 2021
Q: Hi 5i,
In reviewing my asset allocations, I am underweight in US and International. I am also light on Healthcare, Industrials, and Technology. Are there any companies (top 5) that jump out at you as growth based names that could help with this in terms of a 'two-birds-one-stone' approach?
I have a 10+ year timeline and a high risk tolerance.
Thanks in advance!
Read Answer Asked by Kyle on March 02, 2021
Q: Although these three companies are different sectors, I would appreciate your update on these, their growth potential, and rating in preference.
Thank you, Team!
Read Answer Asked by Sigrid on March 01, 2021
Q: What would you suggest as a way to gain exposure to Electric Vehicles (EV’s)?

I have electric producers, as a common denominator, but wonder whether direct investment into auto or parts makers, and/or battery components (lithium/graphite) would be worthwhile.

Any suggestions for some small dabbles?
Read Answer Asked by Danny on March 01, 2021
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan, I have no US stocks in my TFSA, RSP or Margin Accounts. I was thinking of adding some but not sure in which account it is best for them, or if it matters. How would they affect each one and do you have 1 or 2 suggestions for long term hold for each of them based on where it is better to hold them. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Nick on March 01, 2021
Q: I took a look at LODE a while back when its low P/E caught my eye. Any idea on whether its current momentum is sustainable (or understandable?)? Thanks for your input.
Read Answer Asked by David on March 01, 2021
Q: Hi, looking at your Feb 2021 Investor Suite, page 14.

You show an implied return of 6.7% and I'm wondering how you get that. Immediately above the 6.7 are the numbers 236.13 and 123.51 and if you divide those and take the result to the 1/10 power and subtract one you get 6.7%. Trouble is, the 236.13 is described as "Shares Outs." meaning presumably shares outstanding, which really throws me (also, the shares outstanding are actually 2.36 million according to the companies section of the 5i website which suggests you really meant to say shares outstanding). I can see the logic if you meant to say "projected share price in 10 years". Can you explain to me how you get the 6.7%? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by William on March 01, 2021
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