Investment Q&A

Q: Guys - if you had to pick one of these for an RSP which is your favorite for capital appreciation over a 10 year timeline? Would you hold a 5% weighting? If not, what percentage? I have a good tolerance to risk.

Thanks,
Greg.

Q: Can you please let me know if you have any concerns with the above shares? Are any worthy of adding to today? They are in a non registered account. Good for 5+ years.
Thanks.

Q: tiffPlease comment 1)SIS's preliminary results announced after market closed today, 2)TFII's acquisition of Toronto Tank lines. 3)RAY.A's Distribution agreement with Telus for 5 new music TV channels. Subsequent 2.49% drop in price today, Thanks foru usualgreatservices & views

Q: which is a better buy - TFII OR SJ OR MX at this time based on overall return perspective over 3-5 yr time frame. thanks r

Q: I mainly follow the balanced portfolio I'm looking to add a industrial and a healthcare stock. I have a full position in NFI, CAE and MG. I have full positions in SIS(I have considered it a healthcare company rather than a industrial) and UNH(in the US). I also have a tiny position in COV and a small 2% position in GUD. Would you have more confidence in WSP or TFII? What other healthcare stock would you add? I'm not a high risk investor but understand all stocks have a risk. I have 10+ years. Thank you for your advice I have gained many investment insights.

Q: Can you please provide the insiders stock holdings on these three stocks. Thanks for your help. Use credits as you see fit.
Garry

Q: I'm down on NFI and getting impateint with its performance. All other things being equal, can I have your view on switching to TFII, which is performing much better?

Q: Hi , peter I would like to buy one of the above. In my tfsa acct. thanks long term.

Q: I have a question about 1022
With the increasing push on rail for moving oil and other commodities. Do you see a spill over effect to the other transportation modes? If so would this be a catalyst for stronger growth in TFII and the sector in general?

Q: I would like to add to one of these stock positions in the balanced portfolio. Which is your pick today?

Q: Darn. I accidentally wrote TFI instead of NFI in my question on a replacement for GS. So lets try this instead as TFII is now in the equation..... TFII, NFI, and TCL.A. Please rank these three in order of preference at current values for a replacement for GS. Thanks Garth

Q: Is this a good time to add to my TFII holding?

Q: Investment for the next year, your choice and why? Interested in income and growth.

Q: Greetings 5i Team.
We are adjusting our accounts and looking to place 6% of our equity allocation in the Cdn ‘industrials’ category. If you were to choose among the listed securities, which names would you prefer for each of a one, two, three, and four name selection?
Thankyou
Sam

Q: I want to buy these stocks in my RRSP account for a 5 years hold. Please comment on the financial of these stocks. Why is QSR down in recent few days while the market is rising so much. Why is Warren Buffett interested in this stock . Thanks a lot .

Q: SIS--$17.28 p/p,current postion,3.5%. TFII---$47.58p/p,1.75% position now. Is it time to buy more of these 2? Txs for u usual great services & views

Q: What is your preferred holding in this sector? I currently hold CNR.

Q: I have a few "balance" portfolio positions in my trade account that I am wondering about transferring to my TFSA. From 5iR answers, I take it growth is one factor to consider for possible positions for a TFSA and also a preference for less cyclical business companies.
MX is a dominant primary supplier but might be like a little cyclical what with seasonal demand by customers.
Then there is TFII that is growing through acquisitions but is tied to the general economy which is cyclical in nature.
Also, NFI has to business segments, buses and RV, and good backlog but is volume of business depends on municipal funding for transportation vehicles and then for RV, the "wealth" of folks...both segments have volume variability over time.
For growth, there is VB, although a smaller company relative to the other three.
With this, would you consider these good TFSA candidates? And if so, what order would you rank them, like first to last?........Thanks.....Tom

Q: Thanks for your service! Can you comment on the above? Income and growth. Also, could you give me your top 5 income primarily, growth secondarily.
Please deduct appropriate amount of credits.
Regards.

Q: After some frantic selling to beat the tax loss deadline I'm now in position to re-acquire the stocks sold.

The three I intend to re-acquire are: NFI, GSY and TFII, and what order should I re-acquire them? Certainly the order of the buy back should be based on the timeline of the foreseeable share price recovery, if at all. Thanks.