Q: I was looking at buying lightspeed for a long-term hold, but noticed more insider selling than buying the last 6-9 months; could I have your take on if this would be a good long-term hold despite this? Thank you
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Q: Which has better growth prospects in your view over the next 1-2 years: FTS or SLF? Thanks.
Q: Hi 5i
I've read 5i posts regarding insider selling recently The Ink insiders buying report indicates recent buying of about $3M by director.
In your opinion does this increase your confidence in the company's share price going forward and if so to what degree? Or is it simply not that relevant currently?
Would you add to existing position at these levels?
Thx
JIm
I've read 5i posts regarding insider selling recently The Ink insiders buying report indicates recent buying of about $3M by director.
In your opinion does this increase your confidence in the company's share price going forward and if so to what degree? Or is it simply not that relevant currently?
Would you add to existing position at these levels?
Thx
JIm
Q: Could you recommend a good primary source for general information on ETF’s. The different types, how they work, the pros and cons etc.
Thanks
Robert
Thanks
Robert
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Q: Thanks for the great service. I feel like I have become too heavy on tech and healthcare and not well-diversified globally. Can you suggest some small and large caps that you would buy today?
Q: good afternoon
i have positions in both PBH and NWC. PBH is growing slowly but steadily and NWC has been basically flat, albeit with a decent dividend. What would you say to selling NWC ( no gain) and reinvesting the proceeds in PBH? I have long horizons. Thanks.
i have positions in both PBH and NWC. PBH is growing slowly but steadily and NWC has been basically flat, albeit with a decent dividend. What would you say to selling NWC ( no gain) and reinvesting the proceeds in PBH? I have long horizons. Thanks.
Q: Stock price is up 20% over the last two weeks!! Are you aware of any news on the company to justify the increase?
Q: WIN Knowing this is a high risk stock with a $26mil market cap, could I have your assessment of WIN and its technology
Q: I know the orphan stock. Been burnt many times with this company. But now what do you think of their Esim technology which is touted as being huge to replace the traditional SIM cards?
For phones for cars, etc. The stock has moved up nicely but I always seem to get into this company at the right time it starts to go down again. They use to have lots of cash. Do they still?
For phones for cars, etc. The stock has moved up nicely but I always seem to get into this company at the right time it starts to go down again. They use to have lots of cash. Do they still?
Q: I read in today's paper BEPC is doing a share issue which I think explains yesterday's +5% drop. According to the paper the money is not going to BEPC. Who is getting the money...are BAM.A or BEP.US going to see the benefit of the share issue? Would you agree that shareholders are experiencing dilution? (More shares issued but the cash not getting invested in the business).
Thanks,
Jim
Thanks,
Jim
Q: Hi gang,
Pls comment on Alaris's announcement yesterday.
Thx
Pls comment on Alaris's announcement yesterday.
Thx
Q: I hope you can tell members how you prioritize questions sent to your Member Questions service .
This may help members to structure questions in a way that makes them more efficient to deal with.
It seems questions about a company in the news get answered almost immediately. News such as Takeover announcements or quarterly reports are answered on the day of the news or very soon after. I understand that you try to answer questions within 3 business days but within those 3 days does length of question, complexity, staffing, affect response time or is there a hierarchy or some other priority system in place?
Thank you
Frank
This may help members to structure questions in a way that makes them more efficient to deal with.
It seems questions about a company in the news get answered almost immediately. News such as Takeover announcements or quarterly reports are answered on the day of the news or very soon after. I understand that you try to answer questions within 3 business days but within those 3 days does length of question, complexity, staffing, affect response time or is there a hierarchy or some other priority system in place?
Thank you
Frank
Q: Hi, I realize you are not tax experts but wonder if you could help. I sold short XSP ETF in 2020 and have some net realized losses to report. I have heard that CRA requires G/Ls on short sale as income not realized gains. Is this correct and on what line of my return would I report it. Thanks.
Q: GMDA Positive results ! Have a Jumbo position. Sell or Hold ? Thanks
Q: Hello,
TFI has announced that they will begin to report in US dollars. Does that mean that they will also pay out dividends in US funds? If so I would journal the shares over to my US account. Thanks
TFI has announced that they will begin to report in US dollars. Does that mean that they will also pay out dividends in US funds? If so I would journal the shares over to my US account. Thanks
Q: Could you please comment on their results and outlook.
Would you add to existing position?
Thanks,
Milan
Would you add to existing position?
Thanks,
Milan
Q: Hi, what are your thoughts on LUMN? Thanks.
Q: There are so many Stocks out there and going up Fast. I was wondering if there are any Stocks under 2$ range that you like and are a good long term speculative play?
Thanks so much
Barry
Montreal
Thanks so much
Barry
Montreal
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan and Team,
I was wondering about cash positions. Should cash positions vary depending on the type of account you have (RRSP, TFSA, non registered accounts, RESP) and should it be looked at as the whole portfolio?
For example, with a RESP, the window of investing is about 18 years, should you be fully invested in stocks all the time to maximize growth, with a minimal cash position. Whereas with a RRSP/TFSA, you have more time and you can adjust the cash position based on your risk tolerance.
Thanks.
I was wondering about cash positions. Should cash positions vary depending on the type of account you have (RRSP, TFSA, non registered accounts, RESP) and should it be looked at as the whole portfolio?
For example, with a RESP, the window of investing is about 18 years, should you be fully invested in stocks all the time to maximize growth, with a minimal cash position. Whereas with a RRSP/TFSA, you have more time and you can adjust the cash position based on your risk tolerance.
Thanks.
Q: Good day your thoughts on SACH