Q: What do you think of the above two rate re-set preferreds - good dividend yields currently of 6.863% and 6.796% respectively - have been pretty stable and though not that liquid - seem like a pretty good place to put some money for income?? would appreciate your opinion - regards - Karen
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- Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. (PEY)
- PrairieSky Royalty Ltd. (PSK)
- Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
- Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
- Surge Energy Inc. (SGY)
- TORC Oil & Gas Ltd. (TOG)
Q: Most oil&gas yeildcos were losing value before the correction, but now even VET is testing 6-month lows. Are there any that stand out as so grossly depressed that the reward outweighs the risk? (Please add to the supplied list as you see fit.)
Q: What do you see as the best strategy to benefit from downturns like what we’ve seen lately. Is it just make sure you always have cash to deploy when one happens or is there some stock/fund that is average most of the time but really benefits from the pull backs somehow?
Q: I want to add some silver to my basket of PM. Do you still prefer FR, considering the recent drop in share price, for the next 12-18 months or another? Would you chose it over FVI or maybe half position in each?
Q: Dividend payments from US stocks like T generate a withholding tax which is not insignificant. Is there a process for getting a refund of this tax under dual taxation with the US?
Q: Whit REITs under pressure as of late, how do you view this DRG.UN with all it's investments in European office properties. It has renegotiated it's debt quite well and exited from it's over reliance on Deutsch Telekom in the last 2 years.
Compared to RioCan, H&R and Canadian REIT for example.
Compared to RioCan, H&R and Canadian REIT for example.
Q: Given Buffet/Dimon's plans to enter the pharma space would you still see an opportunity in McKesson and amerisource bergen regardless for the long term
Q: Dear 5i,
During the past week I had been deploying extra cash to rebalance my lower weighted holdings. I hold most of your BE Porfolio, some growth and a handful of US stocks. I have limited dry powder left to deploy and have significant losses in RRX and AEM (only energy / gold holdings except for ENB). I know you don't recommend buying the tsx index b/c it is weighted in resources and financials. I also have a little USD $ left. I am thinking of selling the loosers above for the capital loss and just buy the TSX index and the S&P 500 index with my remaining USD$. What do you think of this plan? Which index funds do you recommend?
Thanks,
Kerri
During the past week I had been deploying extra cash to rebalance my lower weighted holdings. I hold most of your BE Porfolio, some growth and a handful of US stocks. I have limited dry powder left to deploy and have significant losses in RRX and AEM (only energy / gold holdings except for ENB). I know you don't recommend buying the tsx index b/c it is weighted in resources and financials. I also have a little USD $ left. I am thinking of selling the loosers above for the capital loss and just buy the TSX index and the S&P 500 index with my remaining USD$. What do you think of this plan? Which index funds do you recommend?
Thanks,
Kerri
Q: Hello team,
Since downgraded by BMO in Dec 2017, FR has fallen by almost 40%. I bought some at $8.80, knowing that you consider FR as a decent company. Since then the company acquired Primero (which you consider as a nice move) and also issued new debentures, which I think resulted in further weakness in the stock price. I have three questions for you:
1- Is the significant drop today (7%) market related or company specific?
2- What are their cash position and debt position now
3- At the current price, would you buy more if you had a 2.6% position?
I have no other exposure to metals/mining companies.
Thanks a lot for your invaluable input.
Since downgraded by BMO in Dec 2017, FR has fallen by almost 40%. I bought some at $8.80, knowing that you consider FR as a decent company. Since then the company acquired Primero (which you consider as a nice move) and also issued new debentures, which I think resulted in further weakness in the stock price. I have three questions for you:
1- Is the significant drop today (7%) market related or company specific?
2- What are their cash position and debt position now
3- At the current price, would you buy more if you had a 2.6% position?
I have no other exposure to metals/mining companies.
Thanks a lot for your invaluable input.
Q: currently own this in my TSA and thinking of buying more to make it 2.5% total weight and just wonder what your thoughts on the latest report by CAE?
Thanks
Thanks
- Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
- Biogen Inc. (BIIB)
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
- JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
- Arista Networks Inc. (ANET)
Q: Suppose the 5i US growth portfolio launches on Valentine's Day. What are the top 5 holdings please?
Q: Can you please provide 3 companies in both the Canadian and US Market whose valuation and "bounce back" opportunity look compelling to you right now.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: I have owned sgy for a long time it is the only oil stock I have and is held in a TFSA. I have no problem holding this long term but do you think it will survive? This week alone it has dropped a lot, I am assuming on oil price drops but could there be other news that I have not found.? Your opinion would be great Thanks
Q: Further to members' questions about pipeline equities: if oil transport is scarce, then demand for pipelines services should be essentially inelastic, such that (existing) pipelines can raise prices without losing traffic. Or is pipeline economics dominated by long-term contracts and capital replacement, such that inelastic demand doesn't help?
Q: Hello Peter,
What do you think of Markel Corp as an investment? Do you think it is buyable at the current price? Thank you.
What do you think of Markel Corp as an investment? Do you think it is buyable at the current price? Thank you.
Q: If one was currently setting up a diversified portfolio including the following classifications - real estate, financial, health, technology, materials, utilities, energy, consumer discretionary, consumer staples, industrials and telecom - and wanted one core investment in each classification (either a specific larger established company or an ETF where there is no such company in Canada (such as tech and health)) what companies/ETFs would you suggest by classification. Thank you for your exemplary work and suggestions over the last few years.Mike
Mike
Mike
Q: Was wondering if 5i attended the recent Cantech Investment Conference? If yes, are there any up and coming companies or tech trends we should be keeping an eye on?
Thanks
Sal
Thanks
Sal
Q: In view of recent earnings report, do you see any potential to justify holding Firan? (2% position) I have about 2.5% positions in both PHO and OTEX . Should I dump FTG to top up either or both of the other two??
Q: With Cdn oil getting crushed and no political leadership to overcome the anti business environment, do you see any upside for either Cenovus or Canadian Natural?
Q: I would like to add a good, US dividend-paying stock in either the tech or healthcare sector. Currently, I own JNJ in healthcare and IBM in tech; please provide recommendations in both sectors that would complement my current holdings. I am looking for stability; a secure, good dividend (either ~3%, or ~2% with good dividend growth); and anticipate a holding period of forever. Please also indicate your top recommendation for each sector, given my notes. Thank you.