Q: I read with interest a recent answer that split the 5iR balance portfolio into 3 ‘buckets”. My wife has a RRSP and a regular account….and both of these “buckets” hold 5iR income portfolio positions...and will be adding to it. From risk and diversification reasons, I would be interested in your take on what a two way split of the 5iR income portfolio would be…….Thanks…….Tom
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Q: 1) I am in the process of making a few changes in my portfolios and was wondering if you expect to be making any adjustments in the 5i portfolios in the next month or so ?
2) Is 5i still doing portfolio reviews ?
Thanks to the whole team for an outstanding service !
2) Is 5i still doing portfolio reviews ?
Thanks to the whole team for an outstanding service !
Q: Ho Peter/group I have $100,000 of hard earned $ that I would like to preserve the capital as much as reasonably possible. Would you start to build from the income /or balanced Model Portfolios. Also what top 10 holdings would you start with in your portfolio of choice?- Please comment on which portfolio is the highest risk / why thanks
Q: Hi, I am modeling 5i's Income Portfolio and I was wondering which stocks in the portfolio fall under the Health Care and Materials sector? If these sectors are not included what stocks would you recommend in an Income Portfolio that you would recommend.
Q: Hi 5i Team,
My question is regarding the Balanced Equity and Income Portfolio. In light of the recent US election outcome, are you planning on making any significant changes to these portfolios in the near future? Would the election results cause any shift in company weightings to take advantage of sector strengths?
Thank you.
Francesco
My question is regarding the Balanced Equity and Income Portfolio. In light of the recent US election outcome, are you planning on making any significant changes to these portfolios in the near future? Would the election results cause any shift in company weightings to take advantage of sector strengths?
Thank you.
Francesco
Q: In your Portfolio Update this morning you said "Rationale - With a US rate increase looking likely in December and a nice run in the US dollar thus far, we think it is time to repatriate the cash and and hold a bit of extra cash to allow us to take advantage of any new opportunities that may occur with a rate increase. Now that the rate of future rate increases has slowed, we think we can move funds into an area that may pay a bit better yield while continuing to provide stability."
Does that mean bring US cash back to Canada or send CDN $ to US?
Thank You
Craig
Does that mean bring US cash back to Canada or send CDN $ to US?
Thank You
Craig
Q: Hi 5i I'm looking at adding 2 more companies to my income portfolio. At this time I own AW.UN , BNS , BCE , BEP , DH , ET , SPB , VNR , WSP. Would appreciate your thoughts on 2 more recommendations. Thx for a great service. Gerry
Q: Would the stocks in the income portfolio be those you would recommend for retirees?
Q: If you were asked to create a Canadian dividend Aristocrat ETF what holdings would you include? Would you equal weight the holdings? Would you diversify it across sectors? How would you base your selections against payout ratios or higher dividend payers? How often would you review the selections and how many names would you hold. Why might you want to do this type of ETF over another example such as growth, small cap index, value , GARP, etc.? Also please compare your Model portfolio to such an ETF. What makes the model portfolio different from this approach? Sorry for the longer question. To sum it up I am hoping to get a feeling of your strategies from the answer. Thank You Jeremy
Q: Would it be possible to get the average return of all 3 portfolios combined?
Q: If I was to copy your income portfolio, what would be the % weights of the individual stocks. Would it be 5% each for the 20 stocks or something a little different? Thank you, Rick
- Income Portfolio (Income)
- iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
- iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD)
Q: On the fixed income side of a portfolio 5i has included both conv. debs. and prefs. Do you see them as having a similar risk profile? With new money would you choose CVD or CPD? and why? I am having a hard time finding CDs that are worth the risk, yet the rate reset pref. market seems like a "bargin" assuming rates go up in the next 5,10,15 years.
Q: Hi, Having AEM stock within the balanced portfolio has really helped it's performance. Are there any hedges like gold stocks within the income and growth portfolio. If not would you consider something like that? Thanks very much. Shyam