Q: I currently own LNR in a non-rrsp account for a 2% holding. I don't have any cash in this account to buy MG but do have cash in my RRSP account to buy MG for 2% weight. Would you recommend this or just buy more LNR to bring it up to 4% weight.
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- Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI)
- Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
- Linamar Corporation (LNR)
- Magna International Inc. (MG)
- Spin Master Corp. Subordinate Voting Shares (TOY)
- Alterra Power Corp. (AXY)
- Brookfield Business Partners L.P. (BBU.UN)
Q: Hello Peter and Ryan,
Without knowing my portfolio details, I know it is hard to give advice. However, I do have a diversified portfolio and am looking to add a long term growth stock and a dividend paying stock without using my cash. I have to sell a stock and replace with another. I constantly hear good things about Spin Master. I was thinking of selling Alterra Power corp and Brookfield Business Partners and use proceeds to buy Spin Master. Does this switch make sense? Kinder morgan (aside from protests) has had good news with government approval and potential sale of their assets. However, the stock is not moving which is surprising. Is it worth holding or replace with ENB and TRP to get some growth and dividends. Lastly, Magna and Linamar have had good gains. Time to sell or let them run? Please let me know. Thanks again
Without knowing my portfolio details, I know it is hard to give advice. However, I do have a diversified portfolio and am looking to add a long term growth stock and a dividend paying stock without using my cash. I have to sell a stock and replace with another. I constantly hear good things about Spin Master. I was thinking of selling Alterra Power corp and Brookfield Business Partners and use proceeds to buy Spin Master. Does this switch make sense? Kinder morgan (aside from protests) has had good news with government approval and potential sale of their assets. However, the stock is not moving which is surprising. Is it worth holding or replace with ENB and TRP to get some growth and dividends. Lastly, Magna and Linamar have had good gains. Time to sell or let them run? Please let me know. Thanks again
Q: I did not heed your advice to purchase to purchase Magna when it was a top pick of yours a few months ago on market call. Is it too late to hop back in? Do you see some more upside?
Thank you
KR
Thank you
KR
Q: Magna pays their dividends in USD. On their website they indicate that their dividends are "eligible" thus eligible for DTC. How does one be as tax-efficient as possible, not pay brokerage a conversion fee for USD to CAD conversion, and apply DTC? Cannot apply DTC if held in TFSA or RSP.
Q: Hi did I miss news on the auto sector? These stocks are up a lot suddenly. We're they just oversold or is there some data regarding "peak auto"? If so, then this strength could spread to XTC and PIH?
- Gildan Activewear Inc. (GIL)
- Cineplex Inc. (CGX)
- NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
- Boyd Group Income Fund (BYD.UN)
- Magna International Inc. (MG)
- A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund (AW.UN)
- Exco Technologies Limited (XTC)
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team, I need to top up my consumer discretionary holdings and already have close to full positions in the above stocks. Please recommend several possible purchases, or are there any of the stocks I already hold that could be overweight by a bit (excluding XTC)? Alternatively, since I don't have much US exposure, might there be a suitable ETF with decent growth? Thanks in advance.
Q: I have MG and LNR in my investment account. They are down 5% and 30%. I need to shift over some funds to my TFSA in January. Which would you sell?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi,
Why is MRE trading at only 5 or 6 times earnings, a lot lower than
MG and LNR (Which, themselves, are reasonably valued).
If MRE a higher risk/reward buy than MG or LNR?
Thanks,
IF
Why is MRE trading at only 5 or 6 times earnings, a lot lower than
MG and LNR (Which, themselves, are reasonably valued).
If MRE a higher risk/reward buy than MG or LNR?
Thanks,
IF
Q: I current hold Canadian BOS,AQN,ALA ONEX, TD AND T
I also hold in us US funds KO, GE, MSFT and SYY
What is your opinion on these accounts and what changes if any
would you suggest I make.
Thanks for your help, John
I also hold in us US funds KO, GE, MSFT and SYY
What is your opinion on these accounts and what changes if any
would you suggest I make.
Thanks for your help, John
- The Intertain Group Limited Exchangeable Shares (ITX)
- Magna International Inc. (MG)
- Exco Technologies Limited (XTC)
Q: Tax loss season is upon us. Can you name 2 small caps and 2 large cap stocks that will be largely affected by tax loss selling, but have a chance for a strong rebound. Thanks
- Stella-Jones Inc. (SJ)
- Parkland Corporation (PKI)
- Magna International Inc. (MG)
- Spin Master Corp. Subordinate Voting Shares (TOY)
Q: I have recently joined 5i and have started converting one of my portfolios to the 5i Balanced Equity Portfolio. Given the limited funds, I am only comfortable holding about 10 positions. I am contributing to this account regularly, with the intention of building up to a full 20 positions within 12-18 months. Given today's conditions, which companies would be best to get into first?
I already hold full positions in CSU, KXS, NFI and SIS.
Thank you
I already hold full positions in CSU, KXS, NFI and SIS.
Thank you
Q: My portfolio is light on industrials as I only own wsp and sis. What else could I add? I'm not comfortable with nfi as I find it expensive. What are 4 or 5 names that you like in the industrial sector. Would a rail company be a good idea as I beleive they fall under industrials.
- Element Fleet Management Corp. (EFN)
- Alaris Equity Partners Income Trust (AD.UN)
- Magna International Inc. (MG)
- ECN Capital Corp. (ECN)
Q: Hello,
I have a diversified portfolio across all sectors. I recently sold most of my big losers like CXR and PHM etc. I'm now left with the following three losers: MG, ECN/EFN and AD.
I just don't know what to do with these. I'm down about 25% in each. I regret not selling CXR once it was down 25% and instead took a 75% loss and don't want to be in that position again. Should I sell any of these? MG seems to be the best company of the three, but it hasn't recovered this year like other stocks (at least not from where I bought) and now with Trump in there are a lot of fears about the auto sector, and I'm worried it will keep going downhill as NAFTA discussions begin. Anyways, I'm interested in what you think I should do with these three companies.
I have a diversified portfolio across all sectors. I recently sold most of my big losers like CXR and PHM etc. I'm now left with the following three losers: MG, ECN/EFN and AD.
I just don't know what to do with these. I'm down about 25% in each. I regret not selling CXR once it was down 25% and instead took a 75% loss and don't want to be in that position again. Should I sell any of these? MG seems to be the best company of the three, but it hasn't recovered this year like other stocks (at least not from where I bought) and now with Trump in there are a lot of fears about the auto sector, and I'm worried it will keep going downhill as NAFTA discussions begin. Anyways, I'm interested in what you think I should do with these three companies.
Q: Why was Magna so severely punished today?
Q: I am another grieving DH shareholder trying to decide a course of action.I expect that DH will be dead money for some time.At the present time LNR and MG have performed well on various metrics and are trading at low P/E ratios.What is your opinion on selling DH and buying MG or LNR at this time? DH is held in my RRSP. Thanks. Joe
Q: I need to add two full positions in the Industrial Sector to my portfolio. What would you recommend?
Thanks for a great service!
Thanks for a great service!
Q: Your thoughts on quarterly report?
Q: Please share your thoughts on the earnings release and forward guidance for OTC, ITC & MG.
Thanks
FJ
Thanks
FJ
Q: I am a retired, conservative, dividend-income investor and receive a pension, CPP and annuities. I own AD, ALA, AQN, BNS, BCE, CJ, CGX, ECI, FTS, PBH, RY, TRP, WCP, WEF, WSP, XIT, ZLB, RBC Cdn Equity Inc, Sentry Cdn Income and Sentry REIT.
I am almost fully invested with roughly 5% cash to top up my holdings, mostly in the industrial and consumer sectors and maybe a little in the financial sector. I have filtered it down to 4 candidates: ABT, KBL, MG and SLF.
Question 1 = are there any "red flags" within my current holdings that I should consider selling?
Q 2 = are there other candidates, besides the 4 that I have selected, that I should consider buying, that would compliment my current holdings?
Q 3 = are there any liquidity issues (ABT, KBL)? I think I have selected ok candidates.
Q 4 = Depending on the candidate, should I wait for the tax-loss season to wind down?
I am, for the most part, a buy-and-hold investor.
Thanks for your help,
Steve
I am almost fully invested with roughly 5% cash to top up my holdings, mostly in the industrial and consumer sectors and maybe a little in the financial sector. I have filtered it down to 4 candidates: ABT, KBL, MG and SLF.
Question 1 = are there any "red flags" within my current holdings that I should consider selling?
Q 2 = are there other candidates, besides the 4 that I have selected, that I should consider buying, that would compliment my current holdings?
Q 3 = are there any liquidity issues (ABT, KBL)? I think I have selected ok candidates.
Q 4 = Depending on the candidate, should I wait for the tax-loss season to wind down?
I am, for the most part, a buy-and-hold investor.
Thanks for your help,
Steve
Q: Hi 5i - I'm up about 20% on BPF.UN (with a 7% yield) - 5% position in my portfolio. I'm contemplating selling and investing the proceeds in MG. Over a 5 year time frame, I would need MG's share price to go up considerably to offset the yield that I would be giving up. Would you make this switch? Thanks, Neil