Q: Hi, from the tsx60, please suggest 3 companies for growth, 3 companies to stay away from, and 3 companies that you would invest heavily into should their be a market crash. Please take how ever many credits you feel is necessary for this. Thanks
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Q: Can you please comment on the share offering - what this means going forward. As well as what price would you be comfortable adding to LSPD If the shares dip.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: Peter; Now I know why LSPD has been weak lately- comments on the issue? Rod
Q: Can I have your thoughts on CRNC results
Q: Hi Team,
Could you provide a few U.S stock ideas with the best growth potential in the alternative asset management space or in the REIT space for new RRSP funds?
Thank you
Could you provide a few U.S stock ideas with the best growth potential in the alternative asset management space or in the REIT space for new RRSP funds?
Thank you
Q: Just a heads up for your dividend increase alerts.
FSV just announced an 11% div. Increase.
Signed : A happy long term holder.
FSV just announced an 11% div. Increase.
Signed : A happy long term holder.
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iShares Core MSCI All Country World ex Canada Index ETF (XAW)
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iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM)
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Invesco U.S. Small Companies Class Series A (AIM5521)
Q: Hi, first off Thank you for a great 2020! I had the good fortune of being mostly in cash in March last year and based on your answers to peoples questions here did very well buying stocks like BAM, LSPD, GSY, SLF, CAE, BYD to name just a few.
I'm now ready to get out my last one or two Mutual funds and would like your suggestions on ETF's that would give me similar small cap coverage as AIM5521. Could also have some international as I am low on that too.
Much thanks, Perry
I'm now ready to get out my last one or two Mutual funds and would like your suggestions on ETF's that would give me similar small cap coverage as AIM5521. Could also have some international as I am low on that too.
Much thanks, Perry
Q: Seems to be doing nicely could you comment going forward
Q: Can you please provide your analysis of their just released results.
Thanks as always.
Thanks as always.
Q: Hi, I would like to add one more security to my TFSA account and I already have the following KXS, SHOP, REAL, GSY, LSPD, WELL (thank you!). Can you please suggest one more name (either US or Canada). Thanks!
Q: I have held CLIQ in my RSP for many years, long before it got into the cannabis business. Although it has been improving of late, I am still down substantially. Is it time to take my licks and move on?
Q: For a long term hold, which of the above or both? Would you be buyers today?
Q: Good morning, is there any benefit to own class A shares over class B, my son bought the A shares and is not sure if he made a mistake, and i can't really give him the answer, which one would you recommend.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Comment
RIV is in the process of completely reinventing itself. After a 16Feb 2021 Special Shareholders Meeting, RIV will be severing ALL ties to Canopy, including changing its name. To pursue its American cannabis goals it will probably drop its TSX listing and trade stateside. Jason Wild Asset Management will be the largest surviving shareholder (at about 25%). The new entity intends to get more operationally involved in its holdings.
RIV is in the process of completely reinventing itself. After a 16Feb 2021 Special Shareholders Meeting, RIV will be severing ALL ties to Canopy, including changing its name. To pursue its American cannabis goals it will probably drop its TSX listing and trade stateside. Jason Wild Asset Management will be the largest surviving shareholder (at about 25%). The new entity intends to get more operationally involved in its holdings.
Q: Good afternoon, in response to an earlier question I believe 5i indicated now would be a good entry point but to wait before adding to an exiting position. Not sure what the difference would be, can you explain further? Also, at what price would you consider this company a good entry point? Thank you.
Q: Concerning PINS and TTDB..... Both of these are high in your recommendations lately. For growth over the next two years, which would you prefer? Thanks. 5i is by far the best investment I’ve ever made. Dennis
Q: Since the January 26th guidance put out by BBTV the stock's price has fizzed a bit. What is your take on the guidance?
Q: I keep hearing the equity market will move down when the Fed begins to indicate rate increases are on the way, when that occurs where would one go as Bonds will also fall when rates rise? I'm just looking for safety with a modest yield, say 4%.
Q: Hello. Could you please provide a brief explanation of convertible bonds. Is icvt or fcvt a fund that should be in a portfolio? What is the risk-reward on owning convertibles?
Thanks, Michael
Thanks, Michael
Q: I have WELL thanks to 5I bringing it to my attention but
there is one thing I really do not understand.
WELL has payed a premium of over 80% for CRH.
For many years, CRH has been struggling not been doing well (no pun intended).
5I Research has said in every commentary that it would SELL CRH and "not need to own"!
For WELL to buy a struggling company at an 80% premium, how can this
be a good deal?
Thanks and I am very interested to your response.
there is one thing I really do not understand.
WELL has payed a premium of over 80% for CRH.
For many years, CRH has been struggling not been doing well (no pun intended).
5I Research has said in every commentary that it would SELL CRH and "not need to own"!
For WELL to buy a struggling company at an 80% premium, how can this
be a good deal?
Thanks and I am very interested to your response.