Q: It seems obvious to me that AI will be a growing and disruptive field for investment. What companies would be best for investments in this field. Are too many of them private or too small to be investable? I prefer Canada but will go to the US if necessary.
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Q: I would be grateful if you could advise me when NVDA will release its quarterly earnings. Also please provide the analysts'consensus with regard to the results.
Also, and this is probably off the wall, but in view of the apparent high value of NVDA and of the billions of dollars on the Microsoft, Apple, Google balance sheets, do you think NVDA could become a take-over target?
Thank you, Peter
Also, and this is probably off the wall, but in view of the apparent high value of NVDA and of the billions of dollars on the Microsoft, Apple, Google balance sheets, do you think NVDA could become a take-over target?
Thank you, Peter
Q: Micheal Smedley last week on BNN thought this was a good play. Your thoughts please. ( And a bit of an explanation as to what it is would help! )
Q: Dear 5i,
I currently own XHU and am comparing it to PUD.B.
PUD.B is more expensive, with a MER of 0.67 vs 0.34 for XHU.
PUD.B is attractive because it appears to involve a strictly quantitative screen including 5-year non-negative dividend growth and Piotroski scores; whereas XHU involves quantitative but also qualitative assessments by Morningstar analysts (economic moat, uncertainty index, distance to default).
PUD.B is higher conviction, with 40 holdings vs. 75 for XHU.
Do you think that over the long-term, PUD.B will have higher dividend growth? Higher total return? If so, do you think PUD.B is worth the higher MER compared to XHU?
Thank you.
I currently own XHU and am comparing it to PUD.B.
PUD.B is more expensive, with a MER of 0.67 vs 0.34 for XHU.
PUD.B is attractive because it appears to involve a strictly quantitative screen including 5-year non-negative dividend growth and Piotroski scores; whereas XHU involves quantitative but also qualitative assessments by Morningstar analysts (economic moat, uncertainty index, distance to default).
PUD.B is higher conviction, with 40 holdings vs. 75 for XHU.
Do you think that over the long-term, PUD.B will have higher dividend growth? Higher total return? If so, do you think PUD.B is worth the higher MER compared to XHU?
Thank you.
Q: Hello, I would like to know your opinion on Abbott Laboratories.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Hi Team - would you have a recommendation for a short term US CORPORATE bond etf hedged and unhedged ? I have a well diversified equity portfolio and now think I should have some fixed in the mix.
many thanks !
many thanks !
Q: What do you think about this etf TXF, to get the benefit of tech plus a dividend. Thanks Flo
Q: I purchased ZPW in April 2017 primarily as an income source in a stagnant or rising market. Since that time, the ETF has fallen 5%, and the monthly income has also dropped from $0.105/share to $0.095/share. At the same time, the S&P and DJIA have both risen 5%, so this ETF does not appear to be behaving as I would have expected.
Can you please explain why both the NAV and dividends have dropped for this ETF while markets rise? Is it related to the rise of the CAD vs USD or are there other factors at play here? If something fundamental has changed with this ETF, would you suggest any comparable alternative that would provide reliable income that is not fully taxed as income (e.g. bond ETF's). Thanks.
Can you please explain why both the NAV and dividends have dropped for this ETF while markets rise? Is it related to the rise of the CAD vs USD or are there other factors at play here? If something fundamental has changed with this ETF, would you suggest any comparable alternative that would provide reliable income that is not fully taxed as income (e.g. bond ETF's). Thanks.
Q: would you buy this stock today, dave
Q: This U.S. technology stock has had a big run up this year. Could I get your opinion on buying it now given the price momentum?
Q: Hi are both these companies doing the same thing,is there a real difference ?? If any.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I would like your thoughts on this U.S. defense stocks ETF. It is performing well and I am considering buying at these levels. Do you see continued long term growth here? Thanks.
Q: Hi 5iResearch Team,
Ethical issues aside, I am looking at investing in Atria Group the main businesses of which are: smokeable products, smokeless products and wine. However, I am concerned about the law suits filed by US Federal Government a couple of decades ago against tobacco companies in the States seeking major financial penalties. Would you please provide an update on these law suits. Are they still on going? If they have been settled, are there still lingering issues and the Feds could come back in future and file more law suits?
As always good work guys and your help is much appreciated.
Harry
Ethical issues aside, I am looking at investing in Atria Group the main businesses of which are: smokeable products, smokeless products and wine. However, I am concerned about the law suits filed by US Federal Government a couple of decades ago against tobacco companies in the States seeking major financial penalties. Would you please provide an update on these law suits. Are they still on going? If they have been settled, are there still lingering issues and the Feds could come back in future and file more law suits?
As always good work guys and your help is much appreciated.
Harry
Q: I know that you suggest Sun Life for a Canadian life insurance company, but how would it stack up against the potential of other life insurance companies in the US? Brian Acker recently recommended Met Life saying it was much cheaper than Sun Life. How would you compare Sun Life to US companies? Overall what Life Insurance companies would you invest in regardless of Canada or US?
Q: Hi 5i Team.
I am thinking of adding to my position on HD (currently representing about 2% of my portfolio) and would like to have your comments on this company going forward. Also would you please comment on its PE ratio as well.
Cheers,
Harry
I am thinking of adding to my position on HD (currently representing about 2% of my portfolio) and would like to have your comments on this company going forward. Also would you please comment on its PE ratio as well.
Cheers,
Harry
- iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
- Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
Q: Good morning from the West Coast. My question is about diversification. I have purchased CDZ. I would like you to recommend an equivalent ETF for the USA please.
Thanks
Rick
Thanks
Rick
Q: Do you have any thoughts on the Mackenzie Canadian Growth A Fund and Dynamic European Value Fund?
Q: Do you have any thoughts on AGNC New York . It pays monthly , which is nice .
I am not certain on the timing and vulnerability . Thank you
I am not certain on the timing and vulnerability . Thank you
Q: Which of these two US healthcare stocks would you prefer for growth potential for a moderate to high risk investor?
Q: I bought NXPI at $84. Should I tender and why?
Thanks!
Thanks!