Investment Q&A

Q: Thanks a million for GC are there any other with similar potential/.

Q: thoughts on what the newest developments in Russia's market will have on TSGI?

Q: i am curious on your answer on the stars group question on whether to sell now for tax losses, you say even if tsgi had
good earnings it is unlikely it would rise 20%, well why not, it has been beaten down so bad a 5.00 rise does not seem unreasonable. dave

Q: What would you see as the top 3 stocks and etfs with the most potential at this stage in the market 3 year investment ?

I enjoy the webinar by the way and continue to appreciate your work gang!

John

Q: which stock would you recommend for exposure to newly legalized sports gambling?

Q: I have capital gains for the year and I am looking at selling the losers to help reduce the tax hit. I have a loss on TSGI and I am wondering if/when I should sell. I like the company and would want to replace the stock after the 30 day period. Given the next earnings report is Nov 7 is it better to sell before or after that date or is timing even worth considering?
Thanks
Mike

Q: Good morning,
I have a question regarding tsgi. You guys have followed tsgi/amaya for quite some time with good success. Last quarter they guided lower and the market responded accordingly. Do you foresee them guiding lower again? Has there been any occurrences in their history where they guided lower but surprised to the upside? My gut tells me they were conservative in their last outlook. Comments? What is the street consensus?
Cheers

Q: Hi 5i
I sold the above for a tax loss. 6 of the 8 are down since with FTS and ECN slightly up.
The 30 day period is almost up. How many of these would you consider buying back in the hopes that their share price will increase. I have a longer time horizon.
Thanks
Jeff

Q: TSGI reports Nov.7th. What will the market be looking for??? Thx

Q: Could you please advise the next quarterly reporting date.

Thx

Q: Hi I am wondering if there will be an effect on TSGI from the deal between the NHL and MGM on sports betting information.
Regards
Kathy

Q: Hi, The listed companies have been where I have taken a big hit. As a novice investor the lesson I've learned is that it makes sense to average into a position, especially in an uncertain market. Losses in these stocks have taken over 5% of my portfolio. Can you comment please that all of these companies show promise for the long term, and there is good reason to say they will bounce back when the markets do recover? I know that MFC has a litigation issue, and TCL.A has an acquisition that is somewhat off the rails. I don't need this money for at least 15 years, but also want to feel sure I'm setting up my RSP for an increase within a few years. Thanks.

Q: Is there any negative consequence to TSGI if Democrats take the house/senate (in terms of regulatory hurdle)?

Q: As a big time fan of the site (just renewed my subscription) I have a convoluted question to ask.

Based on the advice that is promulgated from 5i, I have purchased the stocks from the balanced portfolio, amongst a few others from the growth folio. With regard to the stocks that I have listed, I took 5i’s advice and purchased piecemeal and as a result my average cost is lower than 5i initial purchase price. No complaint there. The question however that becomes inevitable, is, should there be a recommendation to sell, such as say, CLS, based on a $19 buy in recommendation at 5i as opposed to my 16 Ave cost, wilI the logic still hold? The same applies to the other stocks that I hold.

As a follow up, I note that the monthly portfolio data provides the current price and inception price. Can you explain why you do not adjust the cost price to reflect additional purchases after the initial purchase price, such as wef or wcp?

Thanks in advance, I recommend that anyone who subscribes to the service to renew! It’s a no brainer. And that’s after the October haircut!

Q: What would be your top picks to add to today among: AEM, ATD.B, CCL.B, SIS, TOY, TSGI, FAH.U, FIH.U

Very long time horizon.

Q: I am looking to add up to 10 new positions to my TFSA with a 15+ year outlook. Would you recommend any alternate companies to consider or replace from the ones I mentioned above?

Thank you
Dave

Q: when do you cry uncle on tsgi, i started nibbling at 30. now
26, if your thesis is correct then this stock is beyond cheap.
55 to 26 , makes no sense.
and gsy not quite the same as it is still up on the year, but beyond cheap.
so would you be addng here dave

Q: I asked this question yesterday, however it appears it was missed:
"I have some cash to allocate for RRSP & TFSA portfolios and would like your opinion for the above list for both CDA and US.
For RRSP: Which two from each CAD and US would you buy today (after the stormy few days) for a more conservative hold 3-5 years, that would potentially have less volatility while continuing to grow sales and earnings.

For TFSA: Which two from each CAD and US would you buy today for more growth opportunity and share appreciation in the next 3-5 years.
Please give your reasons for the ones you would choose without sector allocation considerations.
I currently hold TSGI & MX (down on both) but am ok with that."

Q: With the forward P/E of TSGI currently under 8 times I am wondering how this compares to the historic P/E.
Thanks Mike

Q: hi Peter. do you still forecast eps for 2019 of $2.51? if you do TSGI now has a P/E of 10.73. and for a growth stock would appear to be a great buy at these levels. would TSGI now be considered by you as a value stock or a falling knife? thanks as always for your insight. Richard