Q: My 20 year old son has been building a portfolio based on your balanced portfolio with the occasional growth substitution (like TV for TECK, SHOP for CLS...). He is in university and has funds to cover the next three years. His portfolio is heavy in technology (30%) as that is what he understands the most and where he is comfortable. He holds 17 positions and is missing the following: AEM, WEF, WSP, CAE, BYD, ENB, PKI WCP. He has funds to add one position today and two more in the next couple of months. Suggestions would be appreciated. Currently has only 10% materials, 10% industrial and 0% energy.
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Q: Hi 5I team
Could you please break down the diversified Portfolio into which stocks you feel are best suited for a non registered account, a TFSA, and a RRSP. I am about to start a non registered portfolio and I want to be on the right track with this as I will be moving some things around. I am mostly thinking about ongoing and future tax implications and keeping things simple.
Thanks
Jeremy
Could you please break down the diversified Portfolio into which stocks you feel are best suited for a non registered account, a TFSA, and a RRSP. I am about to start a non registered portfolio and I want to be on the right track with this as I will be moving some things around. I am mostly thinking about ongoing and future tax implications and keeping things simple.
Thanks
Jeremy
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan,
Most of the companies in the BE portfolio have significant US or Intl exposure in terms of operations/revenue. With a portfolio allocation of Canadian (BEReport) 50%, US (ETF) 30% and Intl (ETF) 20%, the actual allocations will be higher for US and Intl since a portion of BEReport is derived from US or Intl. Please let me know your thoughts and any suggestions in terms of portfolio allocations.
Thanks
Ninad
Most of the companies in the BE portfolio have significant US or Intl exposure in terms of operations/revenue. With a portfolio allocation of Canadian (BEReport) 50%, US (ETF) 30% and Intl (ETF) 20%, the actual allocations will be higher for US and Intl since a portion of BEReport is derived from US or Intl. Please let me know your thoughts and any suggestions in terms of portfolio allocations.
Thanks
Ninad
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan,
What is the current value of all 3 portfolios with an initial investment of $100,000 including any dividend income.
Thanks
What is the current value of all 3 portfolios with an initial investment of $100,000 including any dividend income.
Thanks
Q: Hello,
As per Morningstar’s equity style box the 5i portfolio stocks fall under following categories.
BE:- Large = 8, medium = 9 , small = 9,
value = 5, blend = 5, growth = 16
Inc:- Large = 4, Medium = 4, small = 11,
value = 9, blend =6, growth = 4
Is that the strategy you have implemented for the 5i portfolios. Are the classifications accurate in terms of value,blend and growth.
Thanks for all the good work
As per Morningstar’s equity style box the 5i portfolio stocks fall under following categories.
BE:- Large = 8, medium = 9 , small = 9,
value = 5, blend = 5, growth = 16
Inc:- Large = 4, Medium = 4, small = 11,
value = 9, blend =6, growth = 4
Is that the strategy you have implemented for the 5i portfolios. Are the classifications accurate in terms of value,blend and growth.
Thanks for all the good work
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan,
I am currently invested in various etfs under my wife and my registered accounts.
1) I would like to make BE portfolio as my core portfolio with about 20 stocks in it. Which stocks should I exclude and also please recommend 5 to 10 stocks from the Income portfolio
2) Should I split the portfolio holdings between my wife and my registered accounts to reduce the transaction costs or it is a good strategy to keep the same holdings as a separate portfolio in our accounts. We have an investment timeframe of 15+ years.
Thanks
I am currently invested in various etfs under my wife and my registered accounts.
1) I would like to make BE portfolio as my core portfolio with about 20 stocks in it. Which stocks should I exclude and also please recommend 5 to 10 stocks from the Income portfolio
2) Should I split the portfolio holdings between my wife and my registered accounts to reduce the transaction costs or it is a good strategy to keep the same holdings as a separate portfolio in our accounts. We have an investment timeframe of 15+ years.
Thanks
Q: I would like to start changing my stock holding s to resemble the balance portfolio. What weighting would you start with and which stocks? Thanks Clare
Q: Sorry my last question was not quite clear. As it pertains to the balanced portfolio, and MX was taken over, what would you replace it with today?
Q: I am a new member. Want to start building an income and equity portfolio. Notice that some holdings are down significantly. are these buying opportunities. Thanks
Q: Please update the share holdings in the balance portfolio.
As well would you mind stating what the value or the portfolio would be in dollar terms at this point?
Thanks!
As well would you mind stating what the value or the portfolio would be in dollar terms at this point?
Thanks!
Q: Hi 5i Research,
I am in the process of copying your Balanced Equity Model Portfolio.
So far I have purchased 9 items, but before I go to far, I wonder if perhaps you have some suggestions for me how to go about it the best way ? Any tips and suggestion are appreciated. Thanks for your service and keep it up, I like it.
I am in the process of copying your Balanced Equity Model Portfolio.
So far I have purchased 9 items, but before I go to far, I wonder if perhaps you have some suggestions for me how to go about it the best way ? Any tips and suggestion are appreciated. Thanks for your service and keep it up, I like it.
Q: Apologies for the dullness of the question.
Can you please list in order of preference your top 5 compelling buys of the BE portfolio? Thx
Karim
Can you please list in order of preference your top 5 compelling buys of the BE portfolio? Thx
Karim
Q: I am wondering why your BEPORT is so high in Materials and Industrials and why it holds no Telecommunications, Utilities or Real Estate? I believe that most of 5i's recommendations have a much lower percentage in Materials and Industrials and suggest that most people hold stocks in all eleven sectors.
Q: Hello Peter. Congrats on portfolio performance and many thanks for helping us out. Now the bar has been raised, hope this bring out best of active stock selection spirits to keep it up. Happy member since the beginning.
ANY PLANS TO ADD US PORTFOLIO.
best regards
ANY PLANS TO ADD US PORTFOLIO.
best regards
Q: Good day...I hold all of your balanced portfolio but am not invested in WEF, MX or TECK but I have SJ, AEM and CCL...I only have room to buy one more basic material stock which would you buy at this time...again thanks for the great service...Eugene
Q: We hold 50% of our portfolio in your stocks from the balanced portfolio - 34% in your income portfolio and 16% in your growth portfolio. Although not all stocks from the three portfolios are in our final portfolio we have done this to have a large part of our income from dividends in cash accounts that when combined with CPP and OAS require only 2% return from the cyclic stocks to give us all the money needed to live the life we require. My question is would we be just as well represented with a complete investment in the balanced portfolio (we are only shy WEF, TECK, MX and MG) than having 35 stocks from the three portfolios. We were rewarded with a return last year only 2% less than the return of the balanced portfolio. I know this is an involved question but we respect your advise so much I felt that it was one we should ask....thanks you....Eugene
Q: Hi there,
If one wanted to have a higher concentrated portfolio based on 20 names, and using the Balanced Equity portfolio as a foundation, which 7 names would you omit from the portfolio if you wanted the highest growth tilt possible?
Thanks!
If one wanted to have a higher concentrated portfolio based on 20 names, and using the Balanced Equity portfolio as a foundation, which 7 names would you omit from the portfolio if you wanted the highest growth tilt possible?
Thanks!
Q: Hi there,
I currently hold almost all of the names in the Balanced Equity Portfolio and would like to dip my toes into the Growth Portfolio. What are your currently top 5 ideas from the Growth Portfolio whose risk profile would be the most similar to the names held in the Balanced Equity Portfolio?
Thank you!
I currently hold almost all of the names in the Balanced Equity Portfolio and would like to dip my toes into the Growth Portfolio. What are your currently top 5 ideas from the Growth Portfolio whose risk profile would be the most similar to the names held in the Balanced Equity Portfolio?
Thank you!
Q: Hi Team, have some cash to deploy and I would just be rounding off my sectors.
Is there any name you would not buy today in the Balanced Equity Portfolio.
Thank-you in advance. Sam
Is there any name you would not buy today in the Balanced Equity Portfolio.
Thank-you in advance. Sam
Q: Good morning Peter, Ryan & Team,
I am looking at my international and american exposure. Can you give me a rough idea about what percentage of companies in the balanced portfolio have american and international exposure and how significant it is? Does that typically play to your portfolio country allocation? For example, I have 20% american equities, but X percentage of Canadian equities from the balanced portfolio get the majority of their revenue from the US, would you consider that a (20 + x) american exposure?
Thanks for your time,
Wes
I am looking at my international and american exposure. Can you give me a rough idea about what percentage of companies in the balanced portfolio have american and international exposure and how significant it is? Does that typically play to your portfolio country allocation? For example, I have 20% american equities, but X percentage of Canadian equities from the balanced portfolio get the majority of their revenue from the US, would you consider that a (20 + x) american exposure?
Thanks for your time,
Wes