Q: This is for a taxable account. If ZDB has a current yield of 2.1 and a one-year GIC offers 3.1 and no fees, am I better off choosing the GIC route?
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Investment Q&A
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: For income & some growth please rank the following in order of preference:
ALQ
BEP.un
ENB
KEY
PPL
ALQ
BEP.un
ENB
KEY
PPL
Q: What happens to the warrants of BBI in this merger if it goes through?
Q: Clayton was asking about unwinding the Fed balance sheet you replied that they need to sell assets and referenced bonds. What are the assets. How and why does selling them effect the stock market.
Thank you for the excellent service you provide.
Peter
Thank you for the excellent service you provide.
Peter
Q: In addition to your balanced equity portfolio and the etf’s mentioned in your answer to serges question (be: 35% BE, 15% XIC; 40% VFV, 10% VXUS.) can you please suggest a collection of large cap stocks to balance out the portfolio.
In the past you have made mention to this approach and appreciate your help with this.
In the past you have made mention to this approach and appreciate your help with this.
Q: ANYWHERE IN YOUR WEB PAGE ONE CAN FIND WHERE THE STOCKS BELONG TO THE CATEGORY ,e.g. BRK.B,,BAM,A,GOOS ,,PBH,SIS and UTX
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Can you tell me what prices (Cdn$/mcf) Bellatrix received for their natural gas in the previous 4 quarters? Can you also tell me what their avarage production cost was (Cdn$/mcf) as well?
The reason I ask this is because as of November 26, 2018 Bellatrix has locked in fixed prices in December 2018 (approximately 30% of natural gas volumes based on current annual 2018 production guidance at a Canadian equivalent price of approximately $4.33/Mcf) and the first quarter of 2019 (approximately 20% of natural gas volumes at a Canadian equivalent price of approximately $4.20/Mcf). Unless I'm missing something these prices seem to me like they are substantial higher than the norm of the past few years?
Thank you, Shane
The reason I ask this is because as of November 26, 2018 Bellatrix has locked in fixed prices in December 2018 (approximately 30% of natural gas volumes based on current annual 2018 production guidance at a Canadian equivalent price of approximately $4.33/Mcf) and the first quarter of 2019 (approximately 20% of natural gas volumes at a Canadian equivalent price of approximately $4.20/Mcf). Unless I'm missing something these prices seem to me like they are substantial higher than the norm of the past few years?
Thank you, Shane
Q: Provided we don't have a recession for awhile, plus the likes of BNN guests such as Eric Nutall & Josef Schachter think we are in the beginnings of a new Bull Market for oil & gas, Trican Well Services at a $1.20+/- per share seems rediculously cheap. Along with a few other stocks I think it could be a multi-bagger in the next 2-3 year time frame.
Or do you think I'm wrong and TCW is a value trap?
Thanks, Shane
Or do you think I'm wrong and TCW is a value trap?
Thanks, Shane
Q: Gentlemen, could you provide me with an evaluation of recent VET transactions. Thank you. Gaston
Q: What is your opinion on Nintendo? Is now a good time to buy?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Hi, I am looking to buy some beaten down tax loss selling candidates. Which weeks would you consider to have the greatest tax loss selling and when is the last date in 2018 to sell for tax loss purposes? Thanks.
Q: What do you think of NVDA at this point? out look? Could it go lower? or buying opportunity?
Thanks!
Issaku
Thanks!
Issaku
Q: Altagas preferred shares have really been pummeled in reaction to company developments and the sell off in prefs generally. Do you think they offer reasonable value at these levels and do you believe the dividend is reasonably secure in view of the coming cut in the common dividend? Thanks.
Q: Hi 5i team,
I sold PBH for year end tax loss on Nov 21 and would like to repurchase after the 30 days rule. Do we start with the trade date or settlement date? Is it 30 calendar days or business days? So with Nov 21 being the trade date, when can I repurchase PBH? Thanks .
I sold PBH for year end tax loss on Nov 21 and would like to repurchase after the 30 days rule. Do we start with the trade date or settlement date? Is it 30 calendar days or business days? So with Nov 21 being the trade date, when can I repurchase PBH? Thanks .
Q: how is it that only days and weeks before announcing a Dutch auction, management and the company were buying large amounts of shares on the tsx? Is the not a prime example of insider trading before the puclic announcement? No wonder so many will not invest as it is not a level playing field!!!!
Q: Hello,
Is there anything unusual about the volume spike on Friday? I see we’ve had a few of these abnormal buying spikes in the past followed by a rally. Just wondering if there is any information on who may have been buying or why?
Thanks!
Gerald
Is there anything unusual about the volume spike on Friday? I see we’ve had a few of these abnormal buying spikes in the past followed by a rally. Just wondering if there is any information on who may have been buying or why?
Thanks!
Gerald
Q: CEO has left.
Was this expected or something to examine as to why?
Was this expected or something to examine as to why?
Q: Do you think a tax-loss sell of TOY is risky at the moment? Down about 20%. Would there be any reasonable proxy?
Q: Hello 5i,
I am thinking of starting a long term position in oil that is not small or mid cap. I was looking at Suncor since they seem to have a closed system in place from oil in the ground to the gas station (Petro-Canada). What is their payout ratio?
Are there other canadian oil majors that are comparable to suncor that are as stable?
Andrew
I am thinking of starting a long term position in oil that is not small or mid cap. I was looking at Suncor since they seem to have a closed system in place from oil in the ground to the gas station (Petro-Canada). What is their payout ratio?
Are there other canadian oil majors that are comparable to suncor that are as stable?
Andrew
Q: Hopefully, you can give me guidance regarding these three American companies. With a focus on their future prospects and how they have positioned themselves for growth, would you be cautious about investing in any of them? Which of the 3 seems to have the best opportunity for sustainable growth going forward? Thanks again for your appreciated guidance.