Q: Can you comment on your view of CLOU and ARKW prospects as investment vehicles....Kim
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Q: It is falling today hard, is there any news?
Would you hold it?
Thanks,
Milan
Would you hold it?
Thanks,
Milan
Q: Re todays acquisition announcement I assume this should prove to be a positive move for the company, and I assume the share issue is needed to complete the takeover. However, I am puzzled and do not understand the forward purchase arrangements that appear to accompany the deal. Can you explain the latter please and comment on their acquisition. Thank you.
- iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO)
- Invitae Corporation (NVTA)
- iRhythm Technologies Inc. (IRTC)
- Owens & Minor Inc. (OMI)
- Mirati Therapeutics Inc. (MRTX)
- TopBuild Corp. (BLD)
- Digital Turbine Inc. (APPS)
- Magnite Inc. (MGNI)
Q: I am looking to deploy some U.S. dollars into a basket
of U.S. smaller cap stocks with growth potential as that
appears to be what you recommend in Canadian holdings.
That strategy appears productive. Would you be willing to
identify candidates for such a basket?
Thank you, Calvin
of U.S. smaller cap stocks with growth potential as that
appears to be what you recommend in Canadian holdings.
That strategy appears productive. Would you be willing to
identify candidates for such a basket?
Thank you, Calvin
Q: Hi 5iTeam,
TXF currently pays around 8.5% in dividend. From what I can gather, the underlying stocks in this etf pays minimal dividend and some don't pay a dividend at all. So I just wondering how TXF manage to pay such a high dividend. Your thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Also I would like to know the average yield of this etf going back the last 10 years.
Thanks again for your great work...
TXF currently pays around 8.5% in dividend. From what I can gather, the underlying stocks in this etf pays minimal dividend and some don't pay a dividend at all. So I just wondering how TXF manage to pay such a high dividend. Your thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Also I would like to know the average yield of this etf going back the last 10 years.
Thanks again for your great work...
Q: In general, what is your advice on covered calls in this market? If favourable, for technology QQQX and BST are on my watch list. There are many others. What do you advice as to most preferred ETF, if any?
As well, there are more complicated ETFs which factor in covered calls - RPAR, SWAN, and NTSK, for example. What is your view of such financial products?
As well, there are more complicated ETFs which factor in covered calls - RPAR, SWAN, and NTSK, for example. What is your view of such financial products?
Q: Looking for growth at a reasonable price, how would you rate these two ETFs, and are there other options you would advise?
Thank you.
Thank you.
- Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
- iShares MSCI Europe Financial Sector Index Fund (EUFN)
- iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM)
- iShares MSCI Taiwan ETF (EWT)
Q: For international exposure in taxable account, what is your thought on:
EUFN: playing on european banks. pretty depressed but room to run with rebound?
EWT: a play on taiwan rebound?
EEM: emergering markets.
any other thoughts on CDN $ equivalents?
Should be aggressive in taking position now or buy in over time?
EUFN: playing on european banks. pretty depressed but room to run with rebound?
EWT: a play on taiwan rebound?
EEM: emergering markets.
any other thoughts on CDN $ equivalents?
Should be aggressive in taking position now or buy in over time?
Q: Hello, I am generally not good at buying commodity stocks..usually end up buying high and selling low..but kl looks attractive with 850 million cash and a dividend increase, no debt and high gold prices.Is this a good time to start a position?
I have no other commodity stock except small positions in ccl.b and wpk. Thanks.
Shyam
I have no other commodity stock except small positions in ccl.b and wpk. Thanks.
Shyam
Q: How significant is the Roche deal made on Monday ? Thanks.
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I am holding fairly large position for a while on TOY and down 20%, they will have thier ER report upcoming soon, given TOY ER history with most of the time disappointments with excuses, except that last ER had some encouragement from mgmt that things were improving both on top line and DC operation side. Could you highlight your thoughts going into ER, street seems to be cautious given the selling last few days.
I am holding fairly large position for a while on TOY and down 20%, they will have thier ER report upcoming soon, given TOY ER history with most of the time disappointments with excuses, except that last ER had some encouragement from mgmt that things were improving both on top line and DC operation side. Could you highlight your thoughts going into ER, street seems to be cautious given the selling last few days.
Q: could i have your opinion on this stock. would it be a buy now. thank you
Q: Your thoughts on their 1/4ly release please.
Q: Just read your email update on preparing for potential increased volatility. One of the measures was to focus on lower beta stocks, which I do anyway. I went though all of my holdings (easy because beta is one of the metrics I track).
I was surprised with one of my holdings = CDZ, the Canadian Dividend Aristocrats ETF, whose beta is 1.1. I would have thought that with the very nature of this ETF that it would have a much lower beta. Can you explain why the beta is as high as it is?
Thanks for your help...Steve
I was surprised with one of my holdings = CDZ, the Canadian Dividend Aristocrats ETF, whose beta is 1.1. I would have thought that with the very nature of this ETF that it would have a much lower beta. Can you explain why the beta is as high as it is?
Thanks for your help...Steve
- Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
- Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
- Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited (BAM)
Q: I am trying to build a TFSA asset mix and have looked at the top companies in a number of ETFs. I already have investments in Oil & Gas. I would appreciate any suggestions for companies that I can add that would be stable and not high risk as I am 70. I have been mostly looking at dividends and growth companies of Canadian companies due to the tax implications of a TFSA. Thank you.
Q: I have a small position, down 20%. I am close to selling it now, but just wondering should one wait to see what the earnings call on Nov. 11 brings?
I can find more growth, faster, elsewhere. Thx.
I can find more growth, faster, elsewhere. Thx.
Q: Hi,
I was considering a small position in FSLY but didn’t get to buy my position. Luckily for me, I now see that the stock is down over 27% after hours, ( Oct 14th).
How bad does their guidance seem to you and is the stock still a buy once the dust settles?
Thanks and stay safe !,
I was considering a small position in FSLY but didn’t get to buy my position. Luckily for me, I now see that the stock is down over 27% after hours, ( Oct 14th).
How bad does their guidance seem to you and is the stock still a buy once the dust settles?
Thanks and stay safe !,
Q: What are your thoughts on ONLN, an ETF for online retailers?
Thanks!
Thanks!
- Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)
- Illumina Inc. (ILMN)
- AbbVie Inc. (ABBV)
- Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ)
- Guardant Health Inc. (GH)
Q: What would be your choice for the 5 best non-IT US companies for long-term hold (not high risk)?
- African Gold Group Inc. (AGG)
- BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF (ZAG)
- BMO Mid Corporate Bond Index ETF (ZCM)
- BMO Short Corporate Bond Index ETF (ZCS)
- BMO Short Federal Bond Index ETF (ZFS)
- Global X Active Corporate Bond ETF (HAB)
- iShares Core Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF (XCB)
- iShares Core Canadian Government Bond Index ETF (XGB)
- iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB)
- iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
- Vanguard Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF (VAB)
- iShares TIPS Bond ETF (TIP)
- Vanguard Short-Term Bond ETF (BSV)
- Purpose Global Bond Fund (BND)
- iShares Floating Rate Bond ETF (FLOT)
- iShares iBoxx USD Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF (LQD)
- Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond ETF (VCSH)
- iShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETF (SHY)
Q: What are the best bond etfs to own in Canada and US in your opinion? Please provide several options in both countries. Thank You.