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Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Staff,
Even though I 'thought' I had elected to receive some BIP shares with the sale of ECI, I notice today that all of my ECI shares were sold. Thanks again to 5i.:)
ECI was held in my TFSA, and my only Industrial holdings in this account are SIS and TFII. If I want to stay in the same sector, would you suggest deploying the new cash by adding to either or both stocks, or investing in a new Industrial stock or even an ETF like ZIN? Thanks as always for your valued advice.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on October 23, 2018
Q: Hi 5i Team
I'm looking for an income stock to hold long term. Please rank these companies in order based on today's prices. Thanks for great service.
Read Answer Asked by Gary on October 19, 2018
Q: I currently have half positions in the above stocks. I would like to bring some or all up to a full position. I am income focused with some growth. Can you advise me on which to add to and time frame please?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Martin on October 12, 2018
Q: I would like to add tfii or cov or both. however I like to keep my stock holdings number about same.
I am considering cashing out of zzz as it appears to me unable to breakout from perhaps more nimble competitors
Read Answer Asked by thambirajah on September 21, 2018
Q: TFI - TFSA or Unregistered account?

Bought 2.5% position in Cov on spec at $7 based on 5i's recommendation. Hold on or take the money and run?

RHT / TSGI- average down or be patient?

Thanks. Keep up the excellent work.

Best Regards,

KC


Read Answer Asked by Kelly on September 10, 2018
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,
Across all accounts, our Industrial holdings consist of BAD, ECI, NFI, SIS, and STN,
If I sell my Enercare shares held in my TFSA, would TFII be a suitable complementary industrial stock, or do you think that any of the above industrials should be let go or added to? All are up (especially ECI for which I thank you immensely) except for NFI in my wife's TFSA, although we have two other accounts that hold NFI which are up.
As always, thanks for your insight.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on September 06, 2018
Q: There is only cash available in a LIRA, aka no cash in a non-registered account or TFSA.
At the same time, I would like to invest in three new positions - MG, TFII and WSP for a balanced portfolio. I have read in the past 5iR thought it preferable to hold MG in a non-registered account because of the cyclicality of the business but that if held in a registered account, then might want to trade around the cycles. I would like your take of holding these three companies in a LIRA that will start to be drawn down in about 2 years but will span, hopefully with good ageing, many years.....Thanks....Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on September 05, 2018
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Read Answer Asked by Tim on September 04, 2018
Q: Greetings:
Thanks for the recommendation on TFII - i already own this one in my cdn accounts but am looking for a comparable in the US but many are trading at significantly higher multiples. Would CMI be consider a reasonable investment to consider. It is trading at a reasonable multiple, pays a good dividend and would benefit from the transportation theme. Your thoughts??

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by kelly on September 04, 2018
Q: I am looking for a transportation company to add to my portfolio. With another delay in the TransMountain Pipeline, is now a good time to consider the rail companies, and if so, which one should benefit more from a possible increase in oil shipment?
With or without the oil shipments, is there another transportation company you would recommend instead, planning on a 5 year time frame?
Thank you
Grant
Read Answer Asked by Grant on August 31, 2018
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