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Q: Good morning team,
According to "experts" peak inflation hit last March,and with the fed tightening the rate of inflation should continue to slide.However the price of gold has dropped 200$ over the last month.Is this a case of the market overdoing it on the downside for gold, and what could be a bottom? I have about 5% of exposure to the precious metal through a gold company,is it time to add more?
Thank you,
Jean
According to "experts" peak inflation hit last March,and with the fed tightening the rate of inflation should continue to slide.However the price of gold has dropped 200$ over the last month.Is this a case of the market overdoing it on the downside for gold, and what could be a bottom? I have about 5% of exposure to the precious metal through a gold company,is it time to add more?
Thank you,
Jean
Q: still holding nue has seen a fair size drop and now is buying an overhead door co. What is your opinion of this move in this environment and going forward a few years.
would you suggest another co at this juncture or hold on. Thank you all.
would you suggest another co at this juncture or hold on. Thank you all.
Q: Hi 5i,
The CEO of CIGI recently purchased $17M dollars worth of stock. Is this significant relative to his holdings? Would you consider this a very strong vote of confidence for this stock by the CEO? What do you think an attractive purchase price would be for the stock assuming you think it is a good long term investment? thanks
The CEO of CIGI recently purchased $17M dollars worth of stock. Is this significant relative to his holdings? Would you consider this a very strong vote of confidence for this stock by the CEO? What do you think an attractive purchase price would be for the stock assuming you think it is a good long term investment? thanks
Q: I seek your help in clarifying how one calculates capital gains in the following circumstances:
1- Say you have shares in a Canadian company whose shares are inter-listed, and you hold shares on both the Canadian and the US side. Assume the shares have differing costs. You sell PART of the said shares that you hold on the US side. Do you estimate the average cost in C$ of ALL your shares for purposes of “adjusted cost base” ? I have assumed yes.
2- This is a different question, and not necessarily related to 1 above.
Say you have shares a Canadian company, say CNQ. Say you bought CNQ in your accounts at two different and unrelated brokerages, for example iTRADE and at RBC-DI. Your CNQ shares are now held at each of these online brokers. Assume the CNQ shares referred to here are held in taxable accounts. You may also have CNQ in tax-deferred accounts, but I have assumed transactions in tax-deferred accounts are not relevant to this question.
Thus, you bought CNQ shares at different times and at different costs. You may also have bought CNQ on both the US$ side and the C$ side. When you sell part of your shares held in your TAXABLE account at iTRADE , is your adjusted cost base the average of ALL your purchases on CNQ in ALL your taxable accounts i.e. both iTRADE and RBC-DI ?
1- Say you have shares in a Canadian company whose shares are inter-listed, and you hold shares on both the Canadian and the US side. Assume the shares have differing costs. You sell PART of the said shares that you hold on the US side. Do you estimate the average cost in C$ of ALL your shares for purposes of “adjusted cost base” ? I have assumed yes.
2- This is a different question, and not necessarily related to 1 above.
Say you have shares a Canadian company, say CNQ. Say you bought CNQ in your accounts at two different and unrelated brokerages, for example iTRADE and at RBC-DI. Your CNQ shares are now held at each of these online brokers. Assume the CNQ shares referred to here are held in taxable accounts. You may also have CNQ in tax-deferred accounts, but I have assumed transactions in tax-deferred accounts are not relevant to this question.
Thus, you bought CNQ shares at different times and at different costs. You may also have bought CNQ on both the US$ side and the C$ side. When you sell part of your shares held in your TAXABLE account at iTRADE , is your adjusted cost base the average of ALL your purchases on CNQ in ALL your taxable accounts i.e. both iTRADE and RBC-DI ?
Q: Hi Guys
Looking at their most recent Quarterly I see El Corporate reported a loss of $462 Million on their investments. Should this raise alarm bells?
I was under the impression insurance companies invested their float very conservatively.
Thanks Gord
Looking at their most recent Quarterly I see El Corporate reported a loss of $462 Million on their investments. Should this raise alarm bells?
I was under the impression insurance companies invested their float very conservatively.
Thanks Gord
Q: Your comments please on earnings and your views on this company going forward. Unlike Lightspeed, they appear to be profitable. What's not to like?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: is there any information about flow through shares. Where can I get information regarding tax benefits. Does 5i think they could be useful to investors or are they to risky. Is there an ETF . Thanks 5i
Q: Hi, can I have your opinion on the best Canadian fund to follow the nasdaq. Thanks
Q: Hi 5i team,
Given recently many tech companies share price meltdown, I keep asking myself that are we going through 2000 dot com bobbles again? Could you please walk us through current situations your lens? If people have time to hold tech names for 3 to 5 years, will they be rewarded?
Given recently many tech companies share price meltdown, I keep asking myself that are we going through 2000 dot com bobbles again? Could you please walk us through current situations your lens? If people have time to hold tech names for 3 to 5 years, will they be rewarded?
Q: Please comment on Eglx's Q & guide released after close today.Txs for u usual great services & views
Q: Thoughts on SE’s earnings? Can you tell me the short ratio? Prospects for this company going forward?
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Q: Telecomm seems to be performing well, relatively speaking. How would you rank these telecoms for growth, dividend safety and inflation-resistance, in general? Are there other telecoms you prefer? THANKS!
Q: Would appreciate hearing your thoughts on Verde Agritech's recent pre-feasibility study.
Q: Hi team,
Can you provide your overall opinion on this company?
Thanks!
Can you provide your overall opinion on this company?
Thanks!
Q: Hi
Would it make sense to sell MG and buy ATZ. Both are consumer cyclical stocks
I am thinking ATZ has a better short term outlook.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely
Mike
Would it make sense to sell MG and buy ATZ. Both are consumer cyclical stocks
I am thinking ATZ has a better short term outlook.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely
Mike
Q: Hi Team,
What are your thoughts on LUN? Why does it trade so cheaply?
What are your thoughts on LUN? Why does it trade so cheaply?
Q: I know you like to buy momentum stocks, how do you find these stocks to buy in a market like now, so should we be buying the momentum with shorting stocks or is it too late?
Q: Hi group p
Please explain in simple terms what Harvesting tax loses and proxy mean when selling stocks at a loss
Second question please give me your top 3 picks (in preferential order) c/w short explanation for following sectors ....Consumer staples, Energy ,
Materials, Real estate, Health care, Commodities, Financials
Thank you for your help
staples,
Please explain in simple terms what Harvesting tax loses and proxy mean when selling stocks at a loss
Second question please give me your top 3 picks (in preferential order) c/w short explanation for following sectors ....Consumer staples, Energy ,
Materials, Real estate, Health care, Commodities, Financials
Thank you for your help
staples,
Q: Can you give your view on Forza's recent quarter. How do you like the risk/reward profile of this company? Things(in addition to oil @ $100) are starting to line up for them. Am I missing something.