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Q: Which Canadian dividend ETFs do you recommend? I am thinking in particular of dividend growth or high dividend.
Read Answer Asked by Carl on February 26, 2020
Q: Hi 5i, do you know the name and ticker of company that has solutions for 5g coverage known as 5g master key. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Peter on February 26, 2020
Q: Thanks for your answer on the above but while it identifies the companies involved it does not address the reasons for the parabolic nature of this months rise, other than those companies prices also rose. But why?? It looks as though somebody/something goosed the sector as the gain is abnormal. A change in (US) policy? A virus issue impairing China's competitive ability? A technical development? Can you contribute to this analysis. Industry progress prior to February was consistent with prior periods; February was not. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on February 26, 2020
Q: Hi Peter and 5i Team,

Out of all of the stocks in your 5i Balance Portfolio, which 2-3 would you recommend cost averaging given the market downturn/correction these past couple days?
Read Answer Asked by David on February 26, 2020
Q: How good of an indicator do you consider 5 year roe? Is free cash flow better?
Read Answer Asked by Don on February 26, 2020
Q: Could you please suggest 3 stocks for an RESP account. The funds will not be required for 12 years. Currently the account holds PBH, KXS, SHOP, and BEP.UN
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Rose on February 26, 2020
Q: I am thinking of buying this company, but was surprised to see a lot of insider sells. What do you think?
Read Answer Asked by Elaine or Gerry on February 26, 2020
Q: Hi 5i,

In my non-reg account I prefer to hold stocks that I can hold onto for a minimum of 3 to 5 years and possibly 10 to 20, that have a yield of around 3% to 5% with the stock price growing +/-5% annually.

Having said that, I am looking to add a stock that would be equal to approx. 1% of total portfolio value.

I am considering adding to my renewable utility stocks (BEP, AQN, INE and BLX which currently total 7.5% of total portfolio value), bank stocks (TD and RY currently 6% of total portfolio value) or telecommunications (Telus or BCE currently 0% of total portfolio). My concern with T and BCE are the current CRTC talks and what may be the market reaction to any deemed negative outcome.

Other than the above listed stocks do any others come to mind that you would recommend at this time?

Please deduct for multiple questions as you see fit.
Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Brian on February 26, 2020
Q: Here it is, the long-overdue market correction. If it wasn't the conavid 19 virus that triggered it, something else would have.

I'm compiling a watchlist of virus-driven oversolds using stockcharts.com. Peter, could you recommend 5 Canadian and 5 US stocks that look oversold at the moment? The correction could drag on for awhile and bring valuations closer to historical norms, but at some point there will be capitulation and a chance to get into some good stocks at bargain prices.
Read Answer Asked by David on February 26, 2020
Q: I wonder if I could get you to speculate what impact Bernie Sanders being elected President might have on the markets. And how one might adjust a portfolio in response/anticipation of such an event. For example, I imagine there could be a major impact on health care stocks.
Read Answer Asked by David on February 26, 2020
Q: Which one of these companies would you prefer to go along with XGD for some gold exposure? Are there any hidden fees or costs associated with owning these names?What would you consider a reasonable portfolio percentage at this time? Thank you
Cory
Read Answer Asked by Cory on February 26, 2020