Q: Your thoughts on earnings that were released this morning. Thanks
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If I have US dollars to purchase KL on the US exchange is it the same as buying with Can $ on the Canadian exchange??? In a TFSA Or RRIF? Would one buy a full weight and then keep adding?
Thanks for keeping me on track
If I have US dollars to purchase KL on the US exchange is it the same as buying with Can $ on the Canadian exchange??? In a TFSA Or RRIF? Would one buy a full weight and then keep adding?
Thanks for keeping me on track
Q: can you comment on the earning of NVEE
Q: How was their Q?
Q: ERO Copper has been slipping yet earnings seem to be respectable. I'm close tp my stop … May I have your assessment?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Hello Peter and team,
I am considering how to allocate the US and International equity component of my portfolio. I will be using ETF's solely held in my RRSP account which will comprise roughly 40% of my total portfolio, growing to about 45% with new deposits over time. Currently I am using Canadian-based ETF's (XUU, VGG, XMC for US and XEF and VEE for International) but I am looking at using US-based ETF's, with the idea of both reducing costs (lower MER and avoiding withholding taxes on dividends) as well as introducing some currency exposure.
In a response to an earlier question today, you indicated: "Our one comment is that the suggested ETFs might result in US dollar exposure somewhere close to 50% of the portfolio. This might make sense depending on individual needs, but 50% exposure to the US dollar might be a bit high for a lot of investors. " which has led to some follow-up questions:
In general, what would you consider to be an appropriate range for non-CDN exposure? More specifically, what factors might an investor consider in one's own situation to hep decide where in this range is personally-appropriate or whether it makes sense to exceed the suggested range?
I hadn't considered currency risk very closely, so the other member's question was quite timely and I look forward to your response. I have found 5i to be such an invaluable resource, providing so much opportunity for learning about the world of investing.
Thanks in advance,
Rory
I am considering how to allocate the US and International equity component of my portfolio. I will be using ETF's solely held in my RRSP account which will comprise roughly 40% of my total portfolio, growing to about 45% with new deposits over time. Currently I am using Canadian-based ETF's (XUU, VGG, XMC for US and XEF and VEE for International) but I am looking at using US-based ETF's, with the idea of both reducing costs (lower MER and avoiding withholding taxes on dividends) as well as introducing some currency exposure.
In a response to an earlier question today, you indicated: "Our one comment is that the suggested ETFs might result in US dollar exposure somewhere close to 50% of the portfolio. This might make sense depending on individual needs, but 50% exposure to the US dollar might be a bit high for a lot of investors. " which has led to some follow-up questions:
In general, what would you consider to be an appropriate range for non-CDN exposure? More specifically, what factors might an investor consider in one's own situation to hep decide where in this range is personally-appropriate or whether it makes sense to exceed the suggested range?
I hadn't considered currency risk very closely, so the other member's question was quite timely and I look forward to your response. I have found 5i to be such an invaluable resource, providing so much opportunity for learning about the world of investing.
Thanks in advance,
Rory
Q: Could you please provide your update on this company. Also, comment on future prospects.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: How would you compare these 2 companies. Are they in similar businesses? In your opinion which one has a better growth/risk profile?
Q: Comments on Q including the pace of transition (vs guidance) to condensates?
Q: Hi, could you please post the earning estimates - REV, EBITDA and EPS for the earnings due next week. Thanks
Q: What are your thoughts about the latest results and your future outlook ? Thanks.
Q: Given it's recent earnings, do you see the momentum coming out of AQN?. Do you feel that it is now becoming over valued?
Q: Hi, How many shares will come off the lock up period on Sep 15 ? Do you know of these shareholders - retail v/s institutional and insiders ?
Q: Could you discuss the implications of the recent news. Is this change the fundamentals significantly enough to warrant selling today?
Q: What do you make of CDN Tire quarter and purchase of PartyCity? Would you buy at this point?
Thank you
Steve
Thank you
Steve
Q: Just wondering if you see any sense in owning a full position on both CNR and CP. And if you have choose one, which one of these two would you choose?
Cheers,
Cheers,
Q: Good morning 5i team,
Comments pls. on WSP results.
Thx!
Comments pls. on WSP results.
Thx!
Q: Please comment on current results. Stock is down today. As well please explain why they have bought back shares at this time. The conference call is at 11 a.m. I know you will want to hear this before responding. Would you buy more, sell or hold? Thank you for your great service.
S.
S.
Q: Hi, I would be interested in your post-earnings conference call comments on PHO. Thank you.
Q: I would just like to make a comment. There is a serious potential for a pestilence to come to the Niagra wine country. It is called the Spotted Lantern Fly and has been destroying vineyards in Pennsylvania and has been sighted in New York State. It may have been a bit of an overreaction but I decided to move on from ADW.A.