Investment Q&A

Q: Some time back, you mentioned a cash ETF that does not ay a distribution until the position is sold. Do you have the ticker for this one? Would they payments eventually be taxed as capital gains or interest income

Q: A while back I asked about your top picks in the water solutions space, and I recently came across this new one. It's quite small, and seems focused on the Oil and Gas sector. Could you give me your thoughts on it as a small cap hidden gem? How does it compare to a company like HPS in terms of its growth phase?

Q: Out of NVO and LLY, which one would own today over a 3-year period? What kind of gains can we expect over that period?

Q: Is this a buy for a 3 year horizon , growth oriented
Many thanks

Q: If CSU owns about 50% of TOI, do they also get 50% of the total special dividend being paid out (as cash)?

Q: Hello
Could you comment on Pet Value earnings?
Thank you very much.
Stephane

Q: High volume trading on Feb 29th, 45M shares traded hands, I couldn't find anything in INK research, any Sites you visit that know what caused the spike?

Q: Would you consider ENB an energy or utility stock?
Thanks

Q: Earlier last month, three geologists published research revealing what could be the biggest discovery of lithium resources…EVER.
Is this stock worthy of consideration?

Q: Can you please comment on the recent quarter and thoughts on the company going forward?

Q: I have made money on TTD but am getting bored with it. It goes up and down like a yoyo and does just fine but I'm wondering if there is something with a clearer path to growth if I am okay with volatility? If it was a simple question of owning TTD or buying something different would you keep it? If not, which two stocks would be good to keep growth exposure with a bit of diversification?

Q: Any updated view on Goeasy..Acting weak of late?..

Q: In regards to TFSA's value...For the record I'm not a great stock picker (but better than I was prior to joining 5i). However I know how to listen to people like Peter and Ryan who understand what makes a great stock. So thanks to them I bought CSU, NVDA and SMCI (at 13x earnings one short year ago). Today my TFSA is just shy of 1.8 million Canadian. It's a bit like winning the lottery, and if I can do it so can other members. Not everything is going to go up and I have plenty of capital losses but as Peter (I think) says a couple of great winners will do the job! By-the-way LMN was spun out at around $16.75 per share about a year ago and today trades at $37.14. Not too shabby. Better to buy now rather than later at $371.40 don't you think?
My advice...listen to Peter and Ryan and all work out (in the long term)!
Jim

Q: I’m a bit surprised this stock doesn’t have a better looking chart. Great active user growth and financials trending upwards. What is you take on this company and SP performance? I did notice insiders tend to dump shares quite regularly over the last few years. Is this a concern? Thanks

Q: Hi, I am wondering if there is any information on TFSA $ amounts being held by

Canadians across the country? What is the average value of a TFSA across the country?

How many have achieved balances of excess 100k 200k 500k or 1 million?

What percentage do these large accounts represent for TFSA holders as a whole (Example 5% have achieved this level of balance)?

I tried finding this info on my own and did not find much that I would consider reliable. Please take as many question credits as you see fit. Thank you for the great service.

Q: Nvda has had a hell of a run is it time to get out or let it run. Do you see more upside.

Q: Hello 5i,
I am considering purchasing BEP:US to meet my P.A. targets for both Sector (Utilities) and Geography (U.S. & International).
In researching BEP, all I could find was one pie chart that indicated its geographical footprint as being 50% U.S., 35% Canada, and 15% Brazil.
While this will work for me, my question is "how accurate is that as a geographical breakdown?" It seems to be all I could find.
Can you offer any other suggestions for Utilities with a greater U.S./International bent? U.S.-denominated is preferred - as is a comparable dividend...
Many thanks for any insights you may have.
Cheers,
Mike

Q: Hello 5i
The last question I found on Radnet was six years ago. Could I have your current assessment?
Thank you
Dave

Q: Can you please rank the above in terms of growth. For TFSA 5 year hold minimum. Thanks

Q: Want to simplify my RIF investing as I am almost 80. Can you recommend several etfs that provide an easier and more comprehensive approach; I have a number of dividend holdings but I would like to broaden my exposure to international markets. Thank you.