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Q: Hi All. I am interested in transitioning out of Enercare...Looking for your best short-medium term opportunity. quite prepared to buy something that is considered higher risk than ECI and willing to go small cap if you suggest. Thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by dan on May 15, 2017
Q: Hi, Could you please share quarterly estimates for KWH.un (AFCFO per share and EBITDA) and Revenue, Adj EBITDA and Adj EPS for ECI,TOY and BYD.un. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on May 10, 2017
Q: I have half positions in CCL.B, ZCL, GSY,ECI and PHO; full positions in SIS,KXS,SHOP,PBH and GUD. Growth from 'good' companies is my only consideration and I have a 10 year timeline. These companies are part of the growth portion of a balanced portfolio.
Please provide guidance on the following 2 questions:
Could you rank my half position companies with growth potential as the sole criterion.
Is it reasonable to increase one's stake beyond a full position in any company that has excellent future prospects? If yes, please rank my full position companies based on growth potential.
Thanks for your excellent service, as always!
Read Answer Asked by Warren on April 26, 2017
Q: I am starting a TFSA for my wife, who is 5 years from retirement with an adequate pension. The stocks in question will be of equal weight. Your opinion on selection or other suggestion would be appreciated.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Roy on April 03, 2017
Q: Hello 5i,
I want to buy two stocks to balance my portfolio which is overweight in Consumer, Financial and Health Care. In my watch list I have the following stocks.
Materials: MX
Industrials: ECI, EIF, KWH.UN
IT: ENGH, SYZ
Telecom: T
Utilities: BEP.UN
Which two stocks (sectors) would you buy at the present time? If (when) there is a correction, which sectors are more likely be on “sale”?
Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Bernard on March 15, 2017
Q: i own che.un(-1%),csh.un(+2%),dir.un(-13%),drg.un(-7%),fcd.un(+29%),hot.un(+2%),nvu.un(-20%),and rbn.un(-7%) which represents 30% of my stock portfolio ranging from 7k to 30k per position.I need the income flow but some of these haven't performed too well over the years, am i overweight this type of security? Is there any you would get rid of or just hold these? Thank you as always for your great service...
Read Answer Asked by adam on February 23, 2017
Q: I have about 25K to invest im my TFSA. Please rank the above stock as to growth over next 3 to 5 years.
Much appreciated RAM
Read Answer Asked by Ray on January 23, 2017
Q: Hello Peter, Should have sold DH Corp sooner but will take a loss and deploy the cash to these three companies also some to TIO networks. Do these choices sound suitable to you? Herb
Read Answer Asked by Herbert on January 20, 2017
Q: I'm building a non-registered account with companies that pay out a fairly high dividend (tax efficient for the dividend tax credit) and with an emphasis on growers. In particular companies that have indicated their intention of growing the dividend 5-10% annually and in some cases provided timelines as well. Looking for steady increasing income from this account but also hoping the increasing dividend will provide a floor for the stock prices against increasing interest rates expected over the next while. Time line 5-10 years.

For example, ENB who have indicated 10-12% dividend increases through 2024 (choose this over ENF who has indicated 10% increases through 2019). This should take ENB's dividend payout up to around 9%+ based on the current stock price. I've also included ECI in the account so far.

BEP/BIP don't fit the bill due to the distributions not being tax effective.

Looking for more ideas, perhaps 5-10 that I could consider adding to gain some diversification as well.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Husseinali on January 18, 2017