Q: what effect would tapering have on prices of oil,copper, iron steel and gold stocks? Thanks
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Q: I would like to own some simple diversified US equity both in my RRSP and a non registered account.
#1.currency exchange aside does it matter TAX-WISE (dividend withholding tax) which one is in the RRSP
#2. considering currency exchange costs, do you recommend going with VOO or sticking to VFV in a non registered account. (factors to consider , amount invested will likely be upwards of 100 000 and long term hold)
thanks
Ernie
#1.currency exchange aside does it matter TAX-WISE (dividend withholding tax) which one is in the RRSP
#2. considering currency exchange costs, do you recommend going with VOO or sticking to VFV in a non registered account. (factors to consider , amount invested will likely be upwards of 100 000 and long term hold)
thanks
Ernie
Q: Hello 5i team,
What is you opinion on the recent quarter for GUD?
Is the CEO leadership change a good thing for the company going forward?
Andrew
What is you opinion on the recent quarter for GUD?
Is the CEO leadership change a good thing for the company going forward?
Andrew
Q: Comment on earnings
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
- Roku Inc. (ROKU)
- Enthusiast Gaming Holdings Inc. (EGLX)
- MEDIFAST INC (MED)
- Celsius Holdings Inc. (CELH)
- Topicus.com Inc. (TOI)
Q: Hi,
I’m looking to either add to or start a new position in my TFSA, 3-5 year timeline (or longer), with a high risk tolerance. Can you suggest a few companies (no preference Can/US). I currently already have small positions of both Topicus and Eglx inside my TFSA, so I’m also considering just adding the new funds to either of these. Thanks for the great service you provide!
I’m looking to either add to or start a new position in my TFSA, 3-5 year timeline (or longer), with a high risk tolerance. Can you suggest a few companies (no preference Can/US). I currently already have small positions of both Topicus and Eglx inside my TFSA, so I’m also considering just adding the new funds to either of these. Thanks for the great service you provide!
- Dye & Durham Limited (DND)
- Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC)
Q: On 7/30 in your response on a question regarding DND you said "DND, even in a privatization, might only have another 10% potential." Can you please elaborate on that?
I have BEPC and DND in my RRIF and I need to sell one of the two to raise the cash to meet the regular monthly payout requirement next month. If DND's upside is that limited BEPC would be the one to keep since it pays a better dividend and the prospect of renewable energy stocks should rebound much more. Your insight is much appreciated. Thanks.
I have BEPC and DND in my RRIF and I need to sell one of the two to raise the cash to meet the regular monthly payout requirement next month. If DND's upside is that limited BEPC would be the one to keep since it pays a better dividend and the prospect of renewable energy stocks should rebound much more. Your insight is much appreciated. Thanks.
Q: Good morning,
Looking for your opinion on Legato( and the sector) as I understand it is the vehicle being used to re -take Algoma steel public?
Thank you
Looking for your opinion on Legato( and the sector) as I understand it is the vehicle being used to re -take Algoma steel public?
Thank you
Q: thoughts on the latest quarter please? Thx
Q: Can you please comment on their earnings?. Is it buyable and dividend is safe.
Thanks for the great service
Thanks for the great service
- Wynn Resorts Limited (WYNN)
- PENN Entertainment Inc. (PENN)
- DraftKings Inc. (DKNG)
- Flutter Entertainment Plc (PDYPF)
Q: What's the best play for legalized gambling?
Thanks
Thanks
- MAG Silver Corp. (MAG)
- Xebec Adsorption Inc. (XBC)
- WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL)
- Celsius Holdings Inc. (CELH)
Q: Can i please get your comments on the mentioned companies quarterly results.
Thank you
Thank you
- Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
- Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
- Northland Power Inc. (NPI)
- TransAlta Renewables Inc. (RNW)
Q: Seems like many of the renewable stocks are showing weak earnings and/or weak stock prices. Is this a short/.medium/long term trend? Are they short term covid related issues?
Q: What weighting would you consider appropriate for a diverse portfolio for financial holdings
Thank you in advance
Thank you in advance
Q: BBU.UN is practically at its 200 day moving average. Is this a buy hold or sell?
Q: Hi 5i,
A comment regarding "Stuarts" question.."Would you be a buyer today on the price drop".. I am interested in the answer but It does not appear like you have answered the question....or is the answer implied?
Thx
Jim
A comment regarding "Stuarts" question.."Would you be a buyer today on the price drop".. I am interested in the answer but It does not appear like you have answered the question....or is the answer implied?
Thx
Jim
Q: Looking for your opinion for three dividen stocks to invest $55kfor 3year term thanks for your help
Pat
Pat
Q: Please comment on TCN latest earning. Is it still buyable at current price?
Thanks,
Thanks,
Q: Please comment on today's earnings and thoughts for this company going forward. Do you like it for growth or do you suggest other options.
Thanks
Thanks
- Sernova Corp. (SVA)
- ORAGIN Foods Inc. (OG)
- Revive Therapeutics Ltd - Ordinary Shares (RVV)
- Windfall Geotek Inc. (WIN)
Q: Can you provide your brief assessment of these stocks whether they are good investments over 5 years? Thanks
Q: what would be a good sector to invest in with possible market downturn scenerios?
I've heard some people say commodities are a good play in a downturn espeically due to inflation but I can't see how they would be due to demand destruction from higher prices.
I think bonds and equities would both suffer - it seems they are more co-related nowadays.
Can you recommend a safe haven in anticipation both a credit-binge/inflationary-based downturn as well as a credit-bust/deflationary downturn?
I've heard some people say commodities are a good play in a downturn espeically due to inflation but I can't see how they would be due to demand destruction from higher prices.
I think bonds and equities would both suffer - it seems they are more co-related nowadays.
Can you recommend a safe haven in anticipation both a credit-binge/inflationary-based downturn as well as a credit-bust/deflationary downturn?