Q: Peter; I own multiple Mawer funds thanks to you . One is the Maw130- I just tried to buy some more and was told by BMOINVESTORLINE that it is F class fund and I can’t buy it - yet I must have once because I own it and it shows in my holdings. Can you clear this up ? Thanks. Rod
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Q: My holdings in these two companies have grown substantially even though I recently sold a bit of NPI. Given that I think the sector has a very strong future, I am loathe to sell too much even though you'd say I am still overweight the sector (13%, not including other utilities like FTS).
Does it make sense to move some of my holdings into AQN, or would you really prefer to advise me not to let the holdings in this sector get too big?
Thanks for all your help.
Does it make sense to move some of my holdings into AQN, or would you really prefer to advise me not to let the holdings in this sector get too big?
Thanks for all your help.
Q: I'm now seeing many many people on different social media platforms, including very young people, talking about day trading, leverage, how much money they made on this or another stock. It reminds me very much of the tech bubble when, overnight, everyone became a stock market investor and guru. Are you seeing any of this and is it going to float prices higher do you think?
Q: Thoughts on this company as an investment? When is the lockup period done?
Q: Myself and my 21 yo daughter have been building a balanced portfolio following your recommendations. Thanks to your service this has been an incredible learning experience for her and profitable to boot! Right now we are trying to decide between PINS NVDA and AMZN to add to her TFSA (We are also adding TT at this time and are balanced across market sectors). Just wonder which you would prefer at this time for potential long long term growth.
Q: there is a company called, ark clean energy . They build small nuclear power plants. Do you know or any competitors that are listed on stock markets and can be invested in ? thanks.
Q: Can I get your views on this smaller cap industrial stock? I am looking to increase my holdings in this sector. Thx.
Q: Hi group as i understand this is supposed to be a seasonally good time for gold /silver stock however am becoming increasingly concerned about its poor performance in the last couple of weeks. (today is another bad day and it about to break a key support level of just over $1800. Seems like Bitcoin is cutting into golds/silver market? . Presently I have 20 % of my portfolio in gold. AEM.GLD, GDXJ, GDX, MAG, WDO, EQX,SIL, USA (a)What is your outlook overall for gold? (b) should I trim some of my positions if so which ones (c) Is Bitcoin a serious competitor /replacing gold as a safe haven . As always your guidance is much appreciated
Q: What is your opinion of this palladium exploration company?
- Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG)
- Hess Corporation (HES)
- MAG Silver Corp. (MAG)
- Roku Inc. (ROKU)
- WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL)
- Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
- CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD)
- Celsius Holdings Inc. (CELH)
Q: Hi, This is a list of potential momentum companies that you had suggested to another member. When I go into the 5i profile for each one, they all have negative P/E's except BKNG.
Am I reading this correctly - are they all losing money?
Am I reading this correctly - are they all losing money?
- Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
- Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC)
Q: Given your answer today about BEPC having too much of a premium, do you advice selling it and buying BEP.UN instead?
Q: Thoughts on NFI going forward? Investor day today in Winnipeg. Did you have a chance to tune in? Marketseems to like the guidance. Thx
Q: Given the thesis's that has recently been discussed in Seeking Alpha and in the Globe, as well as NFI's high market share/strong relationships, and the guidance provided in today's Investor Presentation, I would think that the stock has the potential to rise greater than the 52 week high of $33.94 in the near future. The main driver is the move to Zero Emission Buses (ZEB), in part aided by infrastructure spending/subsidies, from traditional buses.
NFI had been trading at $59.00 in February of 2018. At that time the Fiscal 2017 Performance was Revenue: US $2.38B, Adjusted EBITDA: US $318.0M and Return on Sales: 13.4%. That was prior to their acquiring Alexander Dennis.
NFI had their "Virtual Investor Day" this morning; which would have been a greater catalyst than the Seeking Alpha article. I watched the investor day video
https://www.nfigroup.com/investor-relations/investor-day-2021/ this evening, during which NFI:
- reaffirmed its financial guidance for 2020, including Adjusted EBITDA of $145 million to $155 million;
- announced its financial guidance for 2021, including Adjusted EBITDA range of $220 million to $240 million, representing a potential improvement of over 50% from 2020 expectations; and
- announced longer-term targets for 2025, including Adjusted EBITDA of $400 million to $450 million and a Return on Invested Capital ("ROIC") target above 12%.
Given the above, as well as the state of today's markets as it relates to renewables and EV's do you think that we might see NFI trading at or near $60 in the next year?
Thanks for the great work you do!!!
Cory
NFI had been trading at $59.00 in February of 2018. At that time the Fiscal 2017 Performance was Revenue: US $2.38B, Adjusted EBITDA: US $318.0M and Return on Sales: 13.4%. That was prior to their acquiring Alexander Dennis.
NFI had their "Virtual Investor Day" this morning; which would have been a greater catalyst than the Seeking Alpha article. I watched the investor day video
https://www.nfigroup.com/investor-relations/investor-day-2021/ this evening, during which NFI:
- reaffirmed its financial guidance for 2020, including Adjusted EBITDA of $145 million to $155 million;
- announced its financial guidance for 2021, including Adjusted EBITDA range of $220 million to $240 million, representing a potential improvement of over 50% from 2020 expectations; and
- announced longer-term targets for 2025, including Adjusted EBITDA of $400 million to $450 million and a Return on Invested Capital ("ROIC") target above 12%.
Given the above, as well as the state of today's markets as it relates to renewables and EV's do you think that we might see NFI trading at or near $60 in the next year?
Thanks for the great work you do!!!
Cory
Q: I recently lucked out with this small cap (+50%). Should I cash in and move on?
Q: I did a lot of research on this recent IPO and liked what I saw. It's pulled back lately and I'm wondering if I blew it. What do you think?
Q: Why do you think this small cap has bumped up so much lately?
Q: Could you please comment on the business combination of Advent Technologies Inc and AMCI Acquisition Corp. It looks like a SPAC deal in the fuel cell and hydrogen technology sector.
Thank you
Raj
Thank you
Raj
Q: Hello 5i. Could you advise if there are US and/or international tax implications for Canadian residents from owning a well-diversified international ETF such as XEQT or VEQT, in a non-registered Canadian account? For example, roughly 47% of XEQT is made up from, in part, an ETF that's traded on the NYSE: ITOT.
Thanks as always for your help and advice.
Thanks as always for your help and advice.
Q: Hi Guys Happy new year
between these 2 companies which one would you think will have better growth in the next couple of years.
between these 2 companies which one would you think will have better growth in the next couple of years.
Q: Eddy Elfenbein of Crossing Wall Street fame has added Miller Industries to his portfolio this year. I know Eddy spends a lot of time analyzing companies ahead of bringing them into his portfolio and he is giving Miller a glowing recommendation. I wonder what your take is of Miller as an addition to a growth TFSA portfolio?