Q: Hi, thanks for your great service. I am interested in investing in healthcare sector - specifically continuous glucose monitoring devices - US and International. What would be your top stock choices in this area and why? 3 year hold. Thanks again.
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- Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
- Inter Pipeline Ltd. (IPL)
- AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
- Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
- Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
- Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
- Kelt Exploration Ltd. (KEL)
Q: Hello 5i, I purchased these stocks at a much higher (higher) price. As we approach tax loss selling , which ones are worth keeping? and which ones sell now?
Thanks for your great service.
Carlo
Thanks for your great service.
Carlo
Q: Often it is mentioned that management of Well sold their prior company, Tio Networks to PayPal. Was it a huge premium to the share price when they sold? I can’t find any info on Tio Networks,
If Well goes on an acquisition strategy do you think they would do an equity financing to raise money. I always seem to buy a company just before they decide to raise money and the stock falls as companies seem to raise money after a huge run up in the stock and then do a bought deal at a significant discount to the market price and individual investors are blocked out of these deals,
If Well goes on an acquisition strategy do you think they would do an equity financing to raise money. I always seem to buy a company just before they decide to raise money and the stock falls as companies seem to raise money after a huge run up in the stock and then do a bought deal at a significant discount to the market price and individual investors are blocked out of these deals,
Q: After many years I still remember when gold was a great investment until the day arrived and it was not. Also silver was hot (remember the Hunt brothers?) The memory lingers because I lost a few dollars in the process.
Since then I have stayed clear of precious metals however perhaps the time has arrived (late of course) when I should reconsider a small step back into the arena.
Do you believe FNV may have a chance of restoring by belief in the future (five years) of the precious metal market? In other words should I take a small position or wait for the next shoe to drop?
Thanks
Since then I have stayed clear of precious metals however perhaps the time has arrived (late of course) when I should reconsider a small step back into the arena.
Do you believe FNV may have a chance of restoring by belief in the future (five years) of the precious metal market? In other words should I take a small position or wait for the next shoe to drop?
Thanks
Q: Could you please give me your thoughts on Chgg looking out for the next one to two year period.
Q: Any reason(s) for the recent surge for Lspd reaching $46.92(new 1yr H) on Aug 28.Please provide your comments & outlook.Txs for u usual great services & views
Q: I received shares of US-based Lantronix when they purchased Canadian-based Intrinsyc Technologies in January of this year. Since then I have held on to all my shares in Lantronix and they are performing well despite COVID-19. What is your thoughts about Lantronix shares going forward?
- Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMY)
- General Motors Company (GM)
- Equitable Holdings Inc. (EQH)
- Voya Financial Inc. (VOYA)
Q: Hi Guys,
I would like your expert opinion on the following stocks, VOYA, BMY, GM and EQH. My portfolio contains a combination of growth and income stocks. Would you consider the aforementioned to be buys, holds or sells?
I would like your expert opinion on the following stocks, VOYA, BMY, GM and EQH. My portfolio contains a combination of growth and income stocks. Would you consider the aforementioned to be buys, holds or sells?
Q: Hi guys
Over the long term, do share buybacks not destroy companies value, as it results in negative " Total shareholder Equity"
Maybe General Electric, would be a good example ? but on the other hand McDonalds also employs this strategy, and they are a great company i think, could you offer your opinion on this issue.
Thanks
Over the long term, do share buybacks not destroy companies value, as it results in negative " Total shareholder Equity"
Maybe General Electric, would be a good example ? but on the other hand McDonalds also employs this strategy, and they are a great company i think, could you offer your opinion on this issue.
Thanks
Q: Hello Team,
Could you give me some analysis on this company and is it a buy in your opinion.
Thank You,
Barry
Could you give me some analysis on this company and is it a buy in your opinion.
Thank You,
Barry
Q: Would a combination of VEE and ZDI cover off the international portion of a portfolio? Long term holds for diversification, growth and some income. Thanks Ron
Q: Hello, inflation has been in the spotlight lately.
1) What kind of stocks would ward off inflation?
2) Are metal stocks good for fighting inflation, and which stocks
would you recommend?
3) What kind of stocks would suffer the most from inflation?
Thanks
1) What kind of stocks would ward off inflation?
2) Are metal stocks good for fighting inflation, and which stocks
would you recommend?
3) What kind of stocks would suffer the most from inflation?
Thanks
Q: Over the years I have built up our position in V, to the point that today I have 4X more invested with V than PYPL, all within an overall appropriate allocation. Would you advise to rebalance between the two, with a view to long term growth - more like 50-50, or what would you advise?
Q: On August 26 you recommended that Maria could consider AP.UN as a reit because of its data centre exposure. Could you explain what you meant?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Could you help me interpret the Q release? Revenue is up but is it less than shareholders expected? Thoughts on the GSX Gizmo aquisition, is it looking like a significant growth area? Do you support their claim; to be a leading vendor in the enterprise DEM market.
Are they gaining traction?
Are they gaining traction?
- Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL)
- Southwest Airlines Company (LUV)
- Air Canada Voting and Variable Voting Shares (AC)
Q: Hi 5i gang,
I suspect that travel-related stocks are at their bottoms or nearly so. My impression is that airlines will be first sub-sector to rally, especially if the U.S. government goes ahead and sends them big stimulus checks that are being rumoured about these days. Given this context, which airline companies in your opinion have the best prospects of returning to their prior Covid-19 levels?
Robert
I suspect that travel-related stocks are at their bottoms or nearly so. My impression is that airlines will be first sub-sector to rally, especially if the U.S. government goes ahead and sends them big stimulus checks that are being rumoured about these days. Given this context, which airline companies in your opinion have the best prospects of returning to their prior Covid-19 levels?
Robert
- Global X Active Ultra-Short Term Investment Grade Bond ETF (HFR)
- Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA)
- Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Bond Index ETF (VSB)
- Vanguard Conservative Income ETF Portfolio (VCIP)
Q: What is your opinion on using VCIP as a 'slightly riskier than cash' investment vehicle for a holding period of 6-12 months? It is obviously riskier than HISAs/GICs/PSA, but do you think it is riskier than XSB/VSB/HFR? There is an equity component to VCIP, but given its greater diversification compared to XSB/VSB/HFR, I wonder if, paradoxically, it might actually be 'safer'. I note that when the pandemic hit, even VSB/HFR fell quite precipitously. Would you advocate a mix of VCIP/VSB/HFR instead? If so, how would you weight the three? Thank you.
- Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
- Corus Entertainment Inc. Class B Non-Voting Shares (CJR.B)
- Freehold Royalties Ltd. (FRU)
Q: I would like to buy these 3 companies and like to have your opinion
Q: Can you comment on the recent quarterly results and the company's prospects moving forward?
Peter
Peter
- iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Dividend Index ETF (XEI)
- iShares Diversified Monthly Income ETF (XTR)
Q: Which of these would you prefer today and why. Retired, need income and a bit of growth.
Cheers
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