Q: Took a stumble today 15 Jul when it announced the Acquisition of WireIE. I am not familiar with this company or it's leadership. I am wondering if it is not considered a good buy?
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- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
- Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
- iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD)
Q: These firms are my top four holdings. Any concerns as we move to a bit more defensive portfolio?
Historically, is their a sector that is the "canary in the mine" that would be a sign of a bear market?
Historically, is their a sector that is the "canary in the mine" that would be a sign of a bear market?
Q: Is there a way to invest in artificial intelligence In China.
Are there any specific ETFs and individual companies and would you endorse any?
Are there any specific ETFs and individual companies and would you endorse any?
Q: Hi Team,
I would appreciate your current thoughts on Kraken's short and long-term prospects - I'm currently down 25% and wondering whether I should just move on.
Thank you,
John
I would appreciate your current thoughts on Kraken's short and long-term prospects - I'm currently down 25% and wondering whether I should just move on.
Thank you,
John
Q: Have held this company for 10 years and generally has been very good for income.
Short term doldrums or time to sell?
Thank-you.
Short term doldrums or time to sell?
Thank-you.
- Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
- Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)
- Home Depot Inc. (The) (HD)
- Target Corporation (TGT)
- Walmart Inc. (WMT)
Q: Hi team,
I am watching WATCH. Cramer keeps coming up with new acronyms. I think he coined FANG several years ago. Cramer likes large cap consumer names with scale. So do I. I am looking for a new name in that sector to offset my large tech holdings. I already own a full Walmart position. While I like Amazon, I still view it as trading with tech sentiment, despite its classification, and I have more than enough tech. I am not sure it should be in this grouping, but I guess Cramer needed an A. I am considering Target, which I think is back on track after its foray into Canada a few years ago. I think I missed the big run in Costco. I don’t mind buying expensive tech stocks for growth, but I am more reluctant to overpay for consumer stocks. Lastly is Home Depot and it still looks relatively attractive to me here. What is your view on adding either Target or Home Depot for growth or are there other large cap consumer names that I should consider?
Thanks again.
Dave
I am watching WATCH. Cramer keeps coming up with new acronyms. I think he coined FANG several years ago. Cramer likes large cap consumer names with scale. So do I. I am looking for a new name in that sector to offset my large tech holdings. I already own a full Walmart position. While I like Amazon, I still view it as trading with tech sentiment, despite its classification, and I have more than enough tech. I am not sure it should be in this grouping, but I guess Cramer needed an A. I am considering Target, which I think is back on track after its foray into Canada a few years ago. I think I missed the big run in Costco. I don’t mind buying expensive tech stocks for growth, but I am more reluctant to overpay for consumer stocks. Lastly is Home Depot and it still looks relatively attractive to me here. What is your view on adding either Target or Home Depot for growth or are there other large cap consumer names that I should consider?
Thanks again.
Dave
Q: Hi 5i,
Can I get your asset allocation suggestions for a taxable account based on the following guidelines:
1. I don't need any of this money to retire
2. account size is approx. 1M
3. I wish to buy individual US and CDN stocks
4. I will buy International ETF's if required
5. I am a buy and hold investor
6. I prefer not to have a high dividend due to tax issues
7. My RRSP's provide enough retirement income and are diversified
8. My TFSA's are growth oriented and are diversified
What is your range for:
International ETF's
US Stocks
Canada Stocks
Cash
thanks
Can I get your asset allocation suggestions for a taxable account based on the following guidelines:
1. I don't need any of this money to retire
2. account size is approx. 1M
3. I wish to buy individual US and CDN stocks
4. I will buy International ETF's if required
5. I am a buy and hold investor
6. I prefer not to have a high dividend due to tax issues
7. My RRSP's provide enough retirement income and are diversified
8. My TFSA's are growth oriented and are diversified
What is your range for:
International ETF's
US Stocks
Canada Stocks
Cash
thanks
- Americas Gold and Silver Corporation (USA)
- Endeavour Silver Corp. (EDR)
- SilverCrest Metals Inc. (SIL)
- Fortuna Mining Corp. (FVI)
Q: These 4 jr. silver miners are in production. How do you rate them in terms of results over the next 3 to 5 years?
Q: My question on AQN. is that from some other sites give a 12 month $12.50. With its current price of $16+ , and a PE of 37.5, does that mean one should sell at current and buy back later? Thank you again
Q: what is Canopy's record of beating estimates. The price has come down a lot does it look a little safer to invest in it today.
Q: Your thoughts on UTG. US
Q: I am planning on picking up some Boyd this week for my granddaughter's account. Do you know of any reason why it declined over 3% today?
Hopefully this just makes a good stock cheaper???
Hopefully this just makes a good stock cheaper???
Q: For a better total return over the next 5 years would you have a preference of one of these over the other?
Q: What is your opinion on CVS? Is it a buy for long terms (3 years)?
- CAE Inc. (CAE)
- NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
- Transcontinental Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (TCL.A)
- Savaria Corporation (SIS)
Q: Hi 5i,
Looking to rebalance my industrials listed above. Before asking my question a little background info: Sitting at 10% sector weight with each of the listed stocks at equal weight. I would like companies with manageable debt, conservative growth and mid-large cap, with growing dividends. Shareholder friendly companies are also a nice to have. I also have a 10+ investment horizon.
Questions base on above, and please deduct as needed:
1) Would you continue to hold these stocks?
2) Which ones would have major issues if and when a slow down occurs?
3) Given answers to above, which new industrials would you recommend to replace the above?
Thanks,
Chris
Looking to rebalance my industrials listed above. Before asking my question a little background info: Sitting at 10% sector weight with each of the listed stocks at equal weight. I would like companies with manageable debt, conservative growth and mid-large cap, with growing dividends. Shareholder friendly companies are also a nice to have. I also have a 10+ investment horizon.
Questions base on above, and please deduct as needed:
1) Would you continue to hold these stocks?
2) Which ones would have major issues if and when a slow down occurs?
3) Given answers to above, which new industrials would you recommend to replace the above?
Thanks,
Chris
Q: Hello Peter,
Always get notification of Toronto Money Shows. Have you ever thought of coming out West? Maybe SK or Alberta? Thanks,
Wes
Always get notification of Toronto Money Shows. Have you ever thought of coming out West? Maybe SK or Alberta? Thanks,
Wes
Q: Philip asked about a site for historical p/e for companies. Morningstar is great, go to the site search a company and under the valuation category it has 10 year data on p/e, p/b, p/s, PEG, etc
Q: Do these stocks represent a safe haven in risky times?
Q: Are the distributions, if held in a register account (either a TFSA, RRSP or RRIF) subject to the withholding tax?
Q: Can i have your opinion on this ETF please, also if you can tell me the yield. Do you think this will outperform a GIC over 3 years ?
Thanks Gord
Thanks Gord