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Q: Hi
Would appreciate your thoughts on Elements buy of GE's fleet business.
Would appreciate your thoughts on Elements buy of GE's fleet business.
Q: Hello team,
This is probably not the right way to ask but which one do you think is more likely to happen first:
- CXI getting its banking license
- EFN getting a deal from GE
What growth should one expects from each.Thanks a lot for shedding more light on each scenario.
This is probably not the right way to ask but which one do you think is more likely to happen first:
- CXI getting its banking license
- EFN getting a deal from GE
What growth should one expects from each.Thanks a lot for shedding more light on each scenario.
Q: Just a thank you to Peter for his very informative and clear Market Call session on BNN. Decided to buy some EFN as a result. Hope it raised the profile of 5i!
Q: Hi 5i: I have too many stocks and am trying to consolidate. I'd appreciate your comments on my financial holdings, which are a little over 15% of my portfolio. On the C$ side I have: SLF (3/4 position), EFN (full) and CXI (1/2); on the US$ side I have JPM (3/4), C (1/2) and KRE (1/2). I hold some Canadian banks in separate dividend portfolio that I am not concerned about right now. In my active portfolio I would like to hold maybe 4 financial stocks with weights that balance out risk and provide some diversification within the sector. Your comments would be much appreciated. Suggestions to swap some of what I hold for other stocks would also be welcomed.
Q: I currently own both Canaccord and Fiera with a significant loss on CF and not much to show for FSZ during the past year. I originally invested in these because I was looking for something different from the traditional banks and wealth management and deal making in a growth environment seemed ideal. Do you still see value in these because Element is of interest and I am wondering if a switch out of one or both is in order.
My concerns with EFN are two fold. First, there has been much discussion about them buying a big part of GE's leasing business. I am assuming that this is reflected in the price. So, if that deal does not go through, would you expect a sharp price decline.
Second, they are quite exposed to interest rates changes. You have discussed this previously as it pertains to EFN and you noted that interest rate increases could negatively affect the stock. Do you make your recommendation to buy this based on your belief that rates are not going up or that they have the administrative where with all to weather that storm?
Thanks for your insight.
Paul F.
My concerns with EFN are two fold. First, there has been much discussion about them buying a big part of GE's leasing business. I am assuming that this is reflected in the price. So, if that deal does not go through, would you expect a sharp price decline.
Second, they are quite exposed to interest rates changes. You have discussed this previously as it pertains to EFN and you noted that interest rate increases could negatively affect the stock. Do you make your recommendation to buy this based on your belief that rates are not going up or that they have the administrative where with all to weather that storm?
Thanks for your insight.
Paul F.
Q: Could you provide a brief summary on why you would include Element Financial in your growth portfolio. I see they have always made money but what about them makes you believe they will continue to grow.
Thanks
Jim
Thanks
Jim
Q: May I please have your opinion on the current results.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much
Q: Can I get 5i's updated view on Element Financial? Earnings were released on Wednesday and they seemed to match guidance and street expectations. I also noticed it has been doing quite well over the past few months compared to banks (although bank earnings see to be giving banks some catch up). How do you think EFN will do versus the rest of the financial sector?
Q: Could I have your thoughts on Element's increased outlook for 2015 announced today? Thanks.
Q: My investment in Element Financial has NOT proven very rewarding this past year (down a few pennies ) I am interested in growth and would appreciate your advice...,hang in or move on.
Q: Hello Peter & Co.
What is your take on EFN's financial results?
Thanks,
Tony
What is your take on EFN's financial results?
Thanks,
Tony
Q: Just a quick question to get any latest thoughts on EFN. It's been down a lot (so sell?) but it's getting to the bottom of its range (so buy more?). What do you think. I have half a position.
Q: are you still recommending element financial, EFN? does it have a dividend?
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Q: Hello Peter & Co,
What is your take on today's reported financial results of Element (EFN) & Badger (BAD).
Thanks
Tony
What is your take on today's reported financial results of Element (EFN) & Badger (BAD).
Thanks
Tony
Q: Peter,
Could you please comment on Element Financial (EFN on TSX). Lost over 6% in the last 5 days.
Thanks,
ZK
Could you please comment on Element Financial (EFN on TSX). Lost over 6% in the last 5 days.
Thanks,
ZK
Q: Good luck with your recovery,I will be making a contribution towards your ride.Thank you for excellent service.
Would like your thoughts on EFN Element Financial.
Thank you Doreen
Would like your thoughts on EFN Element Financial.
Thank you Doreen
Q: please give me your opinion of element financial
Q: Comment to Shirley re: the new EFN preferred share issue: If you are interested in this new issue, I strongly suggest that you consider instead a "market purchase" of EFN.PR.C, which was issued a few months ago, and offers both a better (+0.1%) coupon rate and a higher (9bp) reset rate, while obviously having an identical credit quality and nearly the same reset date (a few months earlier). Furthermore, EFN.PR.C is about to go "ex-dividend", and so will from the start give an additional nearly 41 cent advantage over the new EFN issue. At the moment I'm writing this, EFN.PR.C is trading at $25.00.