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Q: At what price would Csu consider taking it private?
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Q: Hello team,
What do you think of CRM these days? It continues to fall most likely due to the AI fears?
Given their decent quarterly report in December, strong balance sheet, 2026 margin expansion and further adoption of Agentforce, insider buying activity (recently David Kirk $500k and Mason Morfit $25 million through his firm), CRM’s accelerated program to retire shares ($3.8 billion spent in the 3Q), and increased target prices from $340.00 (Goldman Sachs) to $430 (Citizens JMP), would you buy or hold?
Would you be concerned about competition from likes of Adobe (Firefly/GenStudio), Microsoft (Copilot) and Service Now (AI Agents)? Or are these products rather complimentary? What is CRM’s moat and how strong is it against encroachment by other giants?
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
(I asked this question twice already in the first few days of January and then yesterday, but I didn’t get any reply. Perhaps the 3rd time is the charm. No worries though! I suspect it was my computer. I just wanted to wish everyone at 5i, the greatest investment advising team, the best for 2026 again!)
What do you think of CRM these days? It continues to fall most likely due to the AI fears?
Given their decent quarterly report in December, strong balance sheet, 2026 margin expansion and further adoption of Agentforce, insider buying activity (recently David Kirk $500k and Mason Morfit $25 million through his firm), CRM’s accelerated program to retire shares ($3.8 billion spent in the 3Q), and increased target prices from $340.00 (Goldman Sachs) to $430 (Citizens JMP), would you buy or hold?
Would you be concerned about competition from likes of Adobe (Firefly/GenStudio), Microsoft (Copilot) and Service Now (AI Agents)? Or are these products rather complimentary? What is CRM’s moat and how strong is it against encroachment by other giants?
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
(I asked this question twice already in the first few days of January and then yesterday, but I didn’t get any reply. Perhaps the 3rd time is the charm. No worries though! I suspect it was my computer. I just wanted to wish everyone at 5i, the greatest investment advising team, the best for 2026 again!)
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Meta Platforms Inc. (META $658.76)
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Wayfair Inc. Class A (W $109.78)
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Reddit Inc. Class A (RDDT $218.88)
Q: Is it time to give META a break? I was looking for some growth and RDDT has been a great one. What do you think about taking my META allocation of 2% and adding it to RDDT to bring it to a larger position? I can revisit META another time. Or would you suggest keeping both…or taking the profit on RDDT and adding to META? Wayfair looks interesting as well.
Q: Your current thoughts on SNDK please ? I assume the 12 bagger since April is AI and memory chip prices? Thx
Q: Hearing the "options based ETF" category as a means of hedging against equity risk. Could you provide some comment and any specific favourites. Thanks.
Q: Comments on CNQs purchase of TOU assets? Outlook for both companies after transaction?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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iShares U.S. Small Cap Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XSU $50.16)
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iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM $264.81)
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Vanguard S&P Small-Cap 600 ETF (VIOO $118.23)
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iShares S&P Mid-Cap 400 Growth ETF (IJK $102.69)
Q: Lots of discussion and comments regarding small caps today.
My only exposure - about 10% of my portfolio - is VIOO.
Is this a good choice to play in the space or would you have other suggestions.
Thanks
My only exposure - about 10% of my portfolio - is VIOO.
Is this a good choice to play in the space or would you have other suggestions.
Thanks
Q: Would you recommend SRU for income in RRSP account? I have exposure to bond funds but am looking for diversification and enhanced rate return.
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL $327.93)
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B $87.10)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD $76.87)
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TFI International Inc - Ordinary Shares (TFII $109.26)
Q: I am considering adding to each of the above companies. Can you discuss the EPS, and sales % growth prospects. If you had to provide these %'s for 5 years out, what would they be? Can you also discuss PE's, trailing and forward and their relation to both the projected EPS growth and historical valuations? Please deduct as many question credits as necessary. Thank you.
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Vanguard All-Equity ETF Portfolio (VEQT $55.43)
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iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio (XEQT $41.15)
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Vanguard Global Aggregate Bond Index ETF (CAD-hedged) (VGAB)
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BMO All-Equity ETF (ZEQT $21.04)
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Fidelity Investments Canada ULC Fidelity All-in-One Fixed Income ETF (FFIX)
Q: Thank you for those useful articles on all-in-one ETFs. I plan to gradually invest this way​ to make life easier on myself or whoever may be doing the investments in the future.
The problem (and it's not a big one ​as it just needs a bit of math). To have a position of 50%​/50% ​Equities/Bonds I need to have an 80% position in a 40/60 E​quity/B​ond ETF and a 20% position in a 80/20 E​quity/B​ond ETF.
​Is there an all in one 50/50 ETF with a reasonable MER?
​Alternatively, are there similar diverse all-in-one​ 100% equity and diverse all-in-one ​100% bond ETFs where we could just have one of each then rebalanced every 6 to 12 months back holding 50% of total each​? (Makes the math really simple :)
Though I don't tend to use timing​, is there a time of year long term where that rebalance might offer a​ percent​ or fraction of a percent advantage?​ For example, do bonds trade higher or lower at certain times of the year? Similarly equities?
The problem (and it's not a big one ​as it just needs a bit of math). To have a position of 50%​/50% ​Equities/Bonds I need to have an 80% position in a 40/60 E​quity/B​ond ETF and a 20% position in a 80/20 E​quity/B​ond ETF.
​Is there an all in one 50/50 ETF with a reasonable MER?
​Alternatively, are there similar diverse all-in-one​ 100% equity and diverse all-in-one ​100% bond ETFs where we could just have one of each then rebalanced every 6 to 12 months back holding 50% of total each​? (Makes the math really simple :)
Though I don't tend to use timing​, is there a time of year long term where that rebalance might offer a​ percent​ or fraction of a percent advantage?​ For example, do bonds trade higher or lower at certain times of the year? Similarly equities?
Q: This news was released today. I'm wondering first if these would be a good, safe investment to buy? And also, what sort of impact, if any, issuing these will have on the stock?
Brookfield Renewable to Issue C$500 Million of Green Bonds
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Jan 13, 2026
BROOKFIELD, News, Jan. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brookfield Renewable (NYSE: BEP, BEPC; TSX: BEP.UN, BEPC) (“Brookfield Renewable”) today announced that it has agreed to issue C$500 million aggregate principal amount of Series 20 Notes (the “Notes”), due January 15, 2056, which will bear interest at a rate of 5.204% per annum.
Brookfield Renewable to Issue C$500 Million of Green Bonds
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Jan 13, 2026
BROOKFIELD, News, Jan. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brookfield Renewable (NYSE: BEP, BEPC; TSX: BEP.UN, BEPC) (“Brookfield Renewable”) today announced that it has agreed to issue C$500 million aggregate principal amount of Series 20 Notes (the “Notes”), due January 15, 2056, which will bear interest at a rate of 5.204% per annum.
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $328.43)
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Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM $293.89)
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Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS $94.50)
Q: I am planning to buy 500 NBIS and 300 AEM. Do you think the time is right for gold and NBIS, or are they already overbought and near or already peaked?
Or is there a better suggestion? ( opinion please)
Thank you.
Or is there a better suggestion? ( opinion please)
Thank you.
Q: Hi, Any changes in Gsy’s situation? Is it out of penalty box after the short report and management changes? Thanks. Shyam
Q: Thanks to info you provided at the time, I bought some VMET last summer. It seems to be on a tear right now. Is the market just waking up to it, or is there any news? Your thoughts? Thanks.
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN $239.16)
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $328.43)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $187.67)
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United Rentals Inc. (URI $919.03)
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Axon Enterprise Inc. (AAXN)
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Teradyne Inc. (TER $229.18)
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EnerSys (ENS $173.41)
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RTX Corporation (RTX $195.93)
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Applovin Corporation (APP $524.41)
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Robinhood Markets Inc. (HOOD $106.99)
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Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS $94.50)
Q: Ai décidé d'ouvrir un nouveau compte en us$.Quel serait les dix titres que je pourrais analyser qui serait peut etre prometteur? Il faut commencer quelque part
Q: Good day may I have your thoughts on NRIM
thanks again
thanks again
Q: Is XSHD a good medium to accumulate the money needed to withdraw from my RRIF at the end of 2026?
Would it be better to accumulate the required funds in a high-interest account?
Would it be better to accumulate the required funds in a high-interest account?
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HP Inc. (HPQ $19.43)
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Xerox Holdings Corporation (XRX $2.31)
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Canon Inc. American Depositary Shares (CAJ)
Q: Please rank in order of what you believe to have the best long term upside.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Retired, dividend-income investor with a balanced portfolio (in my opinion anyway). I have a small Materials sector weight of approximately 5%....half of which is in Nutrien and the balance is held within CDZ, ZLB, ZWC and RBF646. The non-NTR materials holdings are heavier in the gold, etc. stocks.
I am interested in, if possible, a one-stop-shop ETF that focuses on materials like gold, silver, copper, rare-earths....those that have, obviously, already had a good run but are believed to have more runway to go. I have looked through both the BMO and iShares ETFs and have not found anything suitable.
Do you have any ideas for a few ETFs that I could further research?
Thanks for your help, much appreciated....Steve
I am interested in, if possible, a one-stop-shop ETF that focuses on materials like gold, silver, copper, rare-earths....those that have, obviously, already had a good run but are believed to have more runway to go. I have looked through both the BMO and iShares ETFs and have not found anything suitable.
Do you have any ideas for a few ETFs that I could further research?
Thanks for your help, much appreciated....Steve