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Q: Is there any ETF that are holding stocks that are only outperforming SP500.
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Q: Is a way to receive in my daily question and answers list of others investors which could be accessible instantly from my own questions daily list? Thanks
Q: Hi 5i Team,
I am trying to understand how RETURN of Capital works on ETF.
Eg: Buy 1000 shares at 14 = 14000 and get 8% dividend.
Sell 1000 shares after a year at 15 = 15000. So Total return is 15% return on my investment. (8% dividend plus 1K capital gain = 7%)
Please advise if the above calculation is correct or is it the original investment minus 8% dividend.
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I am trying to understand how RETURN of Capital works on ETF.
Eg: Buy 1000 shares at 14 = 14000 and get 8% dividend.
Sell 1000 shares after a year at 15 = 15000. So Total return is 15% return on my investment. (8% dividend plus 1K capital gain = 7%)
Please advise if the above calculation is correct or is it the original investment minus 8% dividend.
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Q: Thank you for your recent analysis of style "factors", especially growth vs. value. What would be your top pick for each of growth and value in each of the Canadian economic sectors, large or mid-cap names preferred. Thanks, Brian
Q: Follow-up questions. - Do you suggest P/E below is considered a value stock? If not please give us what is considered as value P/E.
The current forward P/E for each sector is:
Materials: 17.4X
Real Estate: 28.2X
Financial: 13.4X
Services: 16.5X
Discretionary: 24.4X
Utilities: 16.1X
Energy: 11.6X
Health: 17.5X
Staples: 19.4X
Industrial: 18.2X
Technology: 25.5X
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The current forward P/E for each sector is:
Materials: 17.4X
Real Estate: 28.2X
Financial: 13.4X
Services: 16.5X
Discretionary: 24.4X
Utilities: 16.1X
Energy: 11.6X
Health: 17.5X
Staples: 19.4X
Industrial: 18.2X
Technology: 25.5X
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Q: Hi 5i Team - I am interested in buying more U.S. stocks and have a non-registered U.S. dollar account as well as a TFSA account in Canadian dollars. Are there any concerns over buying U.S stocks in the TFSA account? eg. Are U.S. capital gains and dividends still tax exempt in a the TFSA. Any advice as to preferences re which account to use would be appreciated.
Q: Can you please give me the P/E ratio range for each of the below sectors? When to consider value and expensive stock.
Materials
Real Estate
Financial
Services
Discretionary
Utilities
Energy
Health
Staples
Industrial
Technology
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Materials
Real Estate
Financial
Services
Discretionary
Utilities
Energy
Health
Staples
Industrial
Technology
Thanks for the great service
Q: With the view that volume of LNG will increase for pipelines , i assume for exports and general demand, what companies should I focus on?
Q: Hi,
This is a BIG picture question. I don't see any questions so far on 5i.
First Japan apparently makes an about turn in their interest rates? The articles that I read went above my head! And now Fitch downgrades the US credit rating. Again too much for me to understand.
What does it all mean to ordinary people like me? Many of my friends who are all seniors mostly say, cash is King!
I know you like to be fully invested.
Any words of wisdom?
Many thanks in advance.
Mano.
This is a BIG picture question. I don't see any questions so far on 5i.
First Japan apparently makes an about turn in their interest rates? The articles that I read went above my head! And now Fitch downgrades the US credit rating. Again too much for me to understand.
What does it all mean to ordinary people like me? Many of my friends who are all seniors mostly say, cash is King!
I know you like to be fully invested.
Any words of wisdom?
Many thanks in advance.
Mano.
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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iShares MSCI World Index ETF (XWD $109.75)
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Vanguard All-Equity ETF Portfolio (VEQT $54.07)
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Vanguard Total World Stock ETF (VT $142.06)
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iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio (XEQT $40.13)
Q: Hi there, there are many "all in one" etfs to pick from these days. If a person wanted to have a super simple portfolio, what would be your favourite (or the best) ETF to hold to gain 100% equity exposure that would require the least amount of maintenance? I know there is XEQT, VEQT, XAW, VXC, XWD, HGRO and many more. What would be your favourite? (Does not have to appear on the ones I have listed)
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT $472.14)
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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Fortinet Inc. (FTNT $77.77)
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Palo Alto Networks Inc. (PANW $178.80)
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Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (CHKP $181.01)
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Zscaler Inc. (ZS $219.70)
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Qualys Inc. (QLYS $131.04)
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CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD $453.22)
Q: Hi 5i Team - Could you suggest a few cyber security stocks, Canadian and U.S., including established companies that are profitable as well as two or three newer ones that show some promise but may or may not be profitable yet. Any market cap is fine. Thanks.
Q: For over 12 months ending June the number of TSX 52 week lows exceeded the 52 week highs.
I notice that all 3 business days this week the number of 52 week highs have have exceeded the 52 week lows
In your opinion could this be a further sign that the TSX is entering a bull market phase.?
I notice that all 3 business days this week the number of 52 week highs have have exceeded the 52 week lows
In your opinion could this be a further sign that the TSX is entering a bull market phase.?
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU $3,229.60)
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B $87.52)
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Stella-Jones Inc. (SJ $86.45)
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Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG $117.53)
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Enghouse Systems Limited (ENGH $20.10)
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
Q: In 2015 your growth portfolio was down 4.8% and your income portfolio was down 5.5% as a result I would have expected your balanced portfolio to have declined yet it was up 9.5%
Could you explain that outperformance?
Could you explain that outperformance?
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Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI $174.67)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD $75.73)
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY $132.36)
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EQB Inc. (EQB $105.04)
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Stantec Inc (STN $96.23)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $64.06)
Q: Could you give some suggestions for Canadian companies with a growth profile that pay a div you would hold in a TSFA.
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Q: I recently received my Money Show mailout. Seems like a lot of new faces - no Peter - no Ryan. The only 5i/Canadian MoneySaver person I see is Lana from the Canadian MoneySaver. I am used to speaking with 5i representatives but I guess this year it would be Lana? Thank you. A long time member.
Q: Hi Peter, This might be a dumb question but I am going to ask. Do the graphs on 5i or yahoo or any other website reflect total return I.e include dividends ? If NOT then how to compare two stocks performance over different period of time ? e.g SLF vs MFC , Thanks
Q: A further question on AI. Has your firm investigated using it to aid investment decisions? I recently had a discussion with a university professor using AI to write papers for instance and it sounds like the possibilities are endless.
Q: Dear 5i,
I came upon old (1945) stock certificate for Annamaque Mines, Limited when looking at old family papers. How can I check if shares have any value. Much Thanks for your advice.
I came upon old (1945) stock certificate for Annamaque Mines, Limited when looking at old family papers. How can I check if shares have any value. Much Thanks for your advice.
Q: Hi 5i Team - Could you name a few start-up companies that have good management and decent growth potential as well as some cash on hand to fund operations, research and development for at least the next year, hopefully more. These would likely be companies that have not yet attracted analyst coverage and are low on the radar screen of investors. Any sectors in the U.S. and Canada are fine and market cap is not a concern. I feel that LMN and TOI might fit this description but I already hold them and am looking for some new ideas. Thanks.