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Q: Can you suggest what to buy if starting an FRESP with about $40,000
Q: Please comment on SHOP's earnings release issued this morning.
Thank you, Peter
Thank you, Peter
Q: What is the best etf for marijuana stocks
Q: I have stocks in several US bank stocks and BNS. Some analyst are recommending selling banks. Do you agree?
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
- Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
- Boyd Group Income Fund (BYD.UN)
Q: Top 4 stocks for my 18 year old son just starting to invest with a long time horizon
Thanks Terry
Thanks Terry
Q: Is it a good time to enter the Canadian energy sector? If so, which of these would you choose? Or something else? Charge me two credits if necessary.
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Thanks,
Q: Please comment on the financial , is it a buy at current $ 52.55 price?
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Thanks.
Q: Hello 5i team,
I have 500k in US $'s to invest and my RSP and TFSA are both maxed out. My plan is to use this money to primarily generate income through US ETF's and US dividend stocks. With my RSP maxed out is there another strategy to avoid the 15% withholding tax, besides using the US $'s to buy CDN income producing investments. And could you please provide a few ETF's in US $'s that have a focus on income/high yielding.
Thank you,
Glen
I have 500k in US $'s to invest and my RSP and TFSA are both maxed out. My plan is to use this money to primarily generate income through US ETF's and US dividend stocks. With my RSP maxed out is there another strategy to avoid the 15% withholding tax, besides using the US $'s to buy CDN income producing investments. And could you please provide a few ETF's in US $'s that have a focus on income/high yielding.
Thank you,
Glen
Q: Can you please comment on MCLD acquisition announcements yesterday. Does it change your view about the company? Also what do you think about ENW and the recent investment by ACB.
- Equinix Inc. (EQIX)
- American Tower Corporation (REIT) (AMT)
- Crown Castle Inc. (CCI)
- Digital Realty Trust Inc. (DLR)
- SBA Communications Corporation (SBAC)
Q: I am looking for investing in one of the cell tower real estate in the USA. I would appreciate to know which one among the following would be better options now.
AMT, CCI, EQIX, DLR, SBAC
AMT, CCI, EQIX, DLR, SBAC
- BMO International Dividend Hedged to CAD ETF (ZDH)
- BMO MSCI All Country World High Quality Index ETF (ZGQ)
- BMO MSCI EAFE Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZDM)
- BMO MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF (ZEM)
- Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
- Vanguard Global Value Factor ETF (VVL)
Q: I have the above international ETF's in my RIF at a total allocation of 39%. I am interested in your assessment of my choices. Any duplication? Should I delete any? What should I add in it's place? Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks for adding analytics. It's a great assist.
Q: Hi,
I am looking for recommendation for a high yield position with some growth potential (yield a higher priority than growth) to replace QSR that I sold this morning. The new position will represent 4% of the overall portfolio and will be held in a taxable account. This account currently holds: ZDV, SLF, ENG, BRE, WEF. I am looking for a long term hold and ok with some risk, though WEF and BRE are on the riskier end of the scale.
Thanks,
Mike
I am looking for recommendation for a high yield position with some growth potential (yield a higher priority than growth) to replace QSR that I sold this morning. The new position will represent 4% of the overall portfolio and will be held in a taxable account. This account currently holds: ZDV, SLF, ENG, BRE, WEF. I am looking for a long term hold and ok with some risk, though WEF and BRE are on the riskier end of the scale.
Thanks,
Mike
Q: You think it is ok to top up on this name? Currently underweight in the position.
Q: Hi
Any opinion on VWOB EM gov bond etf ? I already own some CVD and XHY. Would you consider this a good investment (high yield) for bond exposure outside Canada/US and considering slowing global growth and very high equity valuations.
Regards
Daniel
Any opinion on VWOB EM gov bond etf ? I already own some CVD and XHY. Would you consider this a good investment (high yield) for bond exposure outside Canada/US and considering slowing global growth and very high equity valuations.
Regards
Daniel
Q: Hello, can you compare Cypress to other semiconductor companies? Also which are your top two in the space.
Thank you!!
Dave
Thank you!!
Dave
Q: Am considering buying stock in Empire Company and would like your view on whether this would be a good time to purchase?
Sean
Sean
Q: What are your thoughts on this company? Can you comment on its financials/prospects and management. Thanks. Shyam
Q: Hi 5i,
I looked at BYND IPO, but the company doesn't seem that solid (reliance of single crop, manufacturing facilities uncertainties, potential scale of competitors, etc.).
However, I do feel that plant based proteins will become a bigger proportion of our daily diets. What is the best way to invest in this growing sector?
TIA!
I looked at BYND IPO, but the company doesn't seem that solid (reliance of single crop, manufacturing facilities uncertainties, potential scale of competitors, etc.).
However, I do feel that plant based proteins will become a bigger proportion of our daily diets. What is the best way to invest in this growing sector?
TIA!
Q: Just following up on Alex's followup to my question on the XGRO etf.
XGRO is an old fund that was revamped to compete with VGRO. The Morningstar number is incorrect. The .84 MER listed is for the OLD fund.
XGRO couldn't possibly compete with VGRO's .25 MER or ZGRO's .18 MER with a MER of .84. It's listed management fee is .18. After regulatory fees and taxes and such the final MER may go up to a couple of basis points.
XGRO is an old fund that was revamped to compete with VGRO. The Morningstar number is incorrect. The .84 MER listed is for the OLD fund.
XGRO couldn't possibly compete with VGRO's .25 MER or ZGRO's .18 MER with a MER of .84. It's listed management fee is .18. After regulatory fees and taxes and such the final MER may go up to a couple of basis points.