Q: GSY was one of u top 10 picks on Apr 1 & since then has increased sharply.Can I initate a position now & what percentage? Txs for u usual great views & services
Q: According to Portfolio analytics, I own about 7% of my portfolio in 3 Canadian banks and another 7% in 3 US banks. I also own another 25% of my portfolio in BAM, Visa, SLF, BRK.B and GSY which are in the "Financial" sector but are very different from each other as well as different from banks. How concerned should I be with this aspect of my portfolio. I don't need the money for 25 years.
Q: Using your portfolio analytics we find we are underweight in Financials and need to add to these stocks. The percentages from highest to lowest are SLF, BNS, TD, GSY, VB. Which ones would you add to first. These are held in a RRSP account with a 5 year timeframe.
Thank You
Q: I am finding your 'Portfolio Analytics' to be an outstanding service. The imbalances within my portfolios are abundantly clear.
I am overweight financials with
TD - 3.55%
JPM - 5.19%
BAC - 6.77%
GSY - 1.29%
CXI - 0.71%
All stocks show a decent profit except for CXI which is down 23%.
I have fairly high risk tolerance and I look for reasonable growth. I would appreciate your recommendations on how to reduce my financials by approximately 3%
Q: Hi 5i I hold small positions in these 4 companies and would like to add to each as funds become available. At this time, considering present values , in what order would you add? Thanks
Q: Gentlemen, good morning.
I still have 2600 CLS in a RESP.
I want sell it these days.
What do you suggest, I am thinking to replace it with a cheap stock with momentum.
Thanks
Best Regards
Q: As a follow up to my earlier question about GSY. I see their Free Cash Flows are highly variable over the past few years and were negative (-228 million) in 2018. With negative cash flows, how do they cover their dividend, and what is they payout ratio?
With the takeover of GS, I'm looking for a new name in the world of Canadian Finance. I can't find a company that pays the great divy (with special) that GS did, so I'm looking for some growth. With the recent pullback of GSY, would you support moving my cash into GSY as a within-sector replacement?
When did GSY last raise their divvy and did they give a reason why?
Q: GSY seems to be having a few bad days. With so much recent good news ,dividend rising, by 38% and increasing the number of share buybacks to 8%, this falloff seems surprising. Am I missing something here?
Q: Hello all.
Looks like GS has worked out ok for recent purchasers.
Given this:
"The Gluskin Sheff board of directors, after consultation with its financial and legal advisers, has unanimously approved the transaction and determined that it is in the best interests of Gluskin Sheff, and unanimously recommends that Gluskin Sheff shareholders vote in favour of the transaction." I would expect low likelihood of a competing offer- your thoughts?
Also wondering if you can recommend another pick, (in any industry), with similar qualities, especially a significant and solid dividend.
Thanks
Q: what would be you top five CAD equities that you would purchase that have a significant dividend and some growth that do not include the financial or energy sectors
Q: Hi Peter,
I've just become a member of 5i Research so trying to determine a few stocks to start buying into. TOY has always intrigued me and based on the recent weakness and your answers to recent questions on the company seems good for new money for a long term horizon. What other 2-3 names would you consider for new money. 3 year term horizon, don't mind short term volatility. Thanks
Aleem
Q: Your reply to Karl on Mar 7 stated that You are going to give it a few Qs & that it is not a stock that "need to own" If the latter,please suggest some replacements My $9.10 p/p represents a 28% drop.Thanks for u usual great services & views