Investment Q&A

Q: It looks like investors are disappointed with Paypal for another quarter. What are your thoughts? Is this a good company that just got ahead of itself in valuation and returning to earth or is there maybe a problem here. I've held shares for about 3 years and wondering if it's time to move on from this name. Thanks!

Q: At this time, is APPS and CRWD similar in their risk/reward profile or is one preferred over the other; I see that CRWD's market cap is almost 10x that of APPS. Can you explain very briefly how APPS generates the majority of it's income.
Thanks!

Q: Please comment on these stocks. Thanks!

Q: Can I please have your opinion on this company? Thinking of adding a small position realizing it is more risky.

Q: I already own WSP. Is there any reason to add J or are they too similar?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.

Q: these two companies pay high dividends, are either of them secure for their dividends going forward ? thanks

Q: What is goeasy's track record for recent earnings releases? How has the stock reacted afterward? Thank you

Q: Do I have it right that dividends of ALL stocks ending with .UN (trusts) are ineligible for div. tax credit?
Thanks
jerry

Q: Topicus seems to have rebounded nicely from the recent pullback. What numbers do you expect for upcoming revenue, earnings and cash flow? Thanks.

Q: It looks like 5i has sold DOCU. I've held shares for about 3 years so it's been a great performer for me (although not so much lately). If you can share your thoughts, I'm curious why you've moved on from this name.

Thanks

Q: Hello.
I have owned all 3 of BCE, T and RCI.B for years in an income-generating portfolio of dividend stocks, around 12% of the total.
Considering selling RCI.B and splitting the proceeds between BCE and T, to simplify and to capture more income from BCE and more growth from T.
Does holding RCI.B provide some "diversification" value amongst the three?
Thanks as always.

Q: Hi team,

Can you provide the quarter estimates and date for goos?

Thanks

Q: Which would you choose for growth over the next 1-2 years?

Q: Good morning everyone at 5i
I have been thinking of selling gild at a tax loss following their earnings report. Wondering what you would see as a replacement in order to buy back later. And should I buy back later or just keep the replacement. I already own abbievie in this sector.

Q: After market closed today,Goog reports big beat on top & bottom line for Q4,plus 20 to 1 split resulting in some 9.26% rise in AH. In this market backdrop is it OK to buy the shares,& if so,nibble or take a personal full position..Txs for u usual great services & views

Q: Hello 5i,

My question relates to ETFs such as ZQQ and others put out by BMO that hold foreign stocks and Tax Form T1135. Are these considered foreign property and thus have to reported on form T1135. My broker did not really know and the CRA site did not deal with ETFs
Thank you for your answer.Cheers

Q: Do we hold or sell

Q: I own equal amounts of PINS, ROKU, ZM in a TFSA, all down substantially. To which of these would you add this year's TFSA contribution? Or alternatively consolidate or split the funds amongst more than one.

Thanks!

Q: For the 6 big techs listed above, could you please list in order of best to "least best", for a buy and forget 10-year hold. Can you also list the 6 from least risky to highest risk. If you were going concentrate on only 4, what would they be at this time?
Thanks!!

Q: Thank you for helping us navigate through the volatility with a cool head. I have 2 questions.

In a long term horizon 3 years and more for the above list could you separate them into 3 buckets and identify 1 group for which you would add funds, 1 group to keep and 1 group to sell? All stocks mentioned are now reduced to 1% or less in a non-taxable portfolio.
XBC -20%
AT -15%
CARE -50%
LSPD -45%
DOC -60%
WELL -30%
EGLX -30%
ENGH -30%

My 2nd question:

For the following securities in a corporate account with a 2-year horizon. Do the same exercise and separate into 3 buckets which ones you would add funds to, which ones are keepers and which ones you sell.
AT -50%
LSPD -45%
DOC -60%
WELL -30%
EGLX -30%
ENGH -30%

Thanks again