Q: I would like your thoughts on their quarterly results. Also, what do you think of this company in general?
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Q: Good morning from the West Coast .
May I please have your opinion of GWW as a long term hold ?
ThHanks Rick
May I please have your opinion of GWW as a long term hold ?
ThHanks Rick
Q: I am considering moving IPL out of my TFSA account and replacing it with either ZCL or ZZZ. At present I do not have any other energy related stocks in my TFSA but, I do have 3 consumer stocks, ADW.A,ECI & TOY. Your opinion please.
Thanks
Roy
Thanks
Roy
Q: I own corning in my TSFA have a good cg but like to know if I should switch to UTX which you recommended for US holdings.Or do you have any other recommendation
in the industrial section Im good in my tech stock own wsp syz otex and avo goog(US)
tanks
margit
in the industrial section Im good in my tech stock own wsp syz otex and avo goog(US)
tanks
margit
Q: CGX.TO is $35, do you think it's a good time to buy. Or stay away. Do you think market is set to go down now?
Q: Any further developments in Mdx that would warrant buying it or is it still a wait & see situation because of its small size? Thanks as always for your great advice.
Dave
Dave
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Q: I own a small percentage of ECN (no gain/loss) and EFN (at a loss currently). I'm thinking of consolidating my stocks by selling one or both. I'm wondering whether I should sell both ECN and EFN and consolidate in a stock such as GSY, or whether I should sell the EFN and consolidate in ECN. What do you think? Do you have any suggestions or recommendations in other similar stocks that I could consolidate in? Any help would be appreciated, thank you!
Q: I have a position in Visa. Analyzing the historical chart I can see that this stock just doesn't seem to go down. The only extended pull back since 2009 that I can see was in 2014 and it basically went sideways for about 10 months. Since than it has grown at least 25%/year. The yield is small, but with this kind of growth it doesn't really matter. Also, the use of Visa will only expand as tech companies fight for transaction fees, and with inflation their revenues can only go up. It seems to me only an extended recession can effect their growth. For these reasons wouldn't Visa be a good place to go "overweight"?
Q: Hello team, I own shares in ARE. Would it make sense for STN to make a bid for ARE. If STN was to offer .70 of a STN share for ARE I think it makes a compelling offer.
David
David
Q: Exco technologies continues to make 52 weeks lows down 45% since 2015. Canadian insider reports pretty heavy insider trading in the recent early summer pop up. Should that be concerning?
Is there a good reason to hold this and how does it current p/e compare to its historic average. Dividend of 3.3% is also very high; what does that represent of payout ratio?
Thanks
Is there a good reason to hold this and how does it current p/e compare to its historic average. Dividend of 3.3% is also very high; what does that represent of payout ratio?
Thanks
Q: The 5i team indicated back in May (after an earlier earnings report) that the company looked 'interesting' but would like to see more evidence that the company is moving in the right direction.
Does yesterday's earnings report now give you a clearer indication of where this micro-cap is heading?
Thanks for your insight on this. 5i Research is proving a very helpful resource for this small investor.
Does yesterday's earnings report now give you a clearer indication of where this micro-cap is heading?
Thanks for your insight on this. 5i Research is proving a very helpful resource for this small investor.
Q: YIKES..need I say more? What should one do with this great company who's shares are being devastated through no fault of their own? I bought at $285.11 US$. Should I hang in? Buy more???
Thanks again as always
Thanks again as always
Q: Hello 5i,
With the news regarding K92 Mining and the drop yesterday and today, I am wondering if K92 is still a good holding as part of my 5% gold "insurance". If gold goes up in the future, will K92 follow? I was thinking that it's one of those "when the tide rises all the boats follow" situation but I'm not so sure anymore. Thanks!
With the news regarding K92 Mining and the drop yesterday and today, I am wondering if K92 is still a good holding as part of my 5% gold "insurance". If gold goes up in the future, will K92 follow? I was thinking that it's one of those "when the tide rises all the boats follow" situation but I'm not so sure anymore. Thanks!
- Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)
- Raytheon Technologies (UTX)
- Cencora Inc. (COR)
- Triton International Limited (TRTN)
Q: Hi !
Looking for a growth company relatively safe, with a good dividend to put in my RRIF. What do you think of Triton (trtn-n)? Any other suggestion ?
Looking for a growth company relatively safe, with a good dividend to put in my RRIF. What do you think of Triton (trtn-n)? Any other suggestion ?
Q: Could you give your updated views on this stock. Is it a buy at current prices?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hello, Does Hurricane Harvey need to be factored into this half position?
Permission granted to share.
Gord
Permission granted to share.
Gord
Q: Greetings, guys.
I have Winpak and Loblaws. I like both names because Loblaws is trading at a roughly 15 p/e and Winpak has no debt and a large cash position. However, eps growth in 2018 is fairly muted in both names.
All things being equal, I was wondering, would you sell Loblaw for WSP Global and Winpak for Cae? I have a small loss on Loblaw in a tax free account and I have a 10% gain on Winpak in a taxable account.
Do you think these changes improve the growth profile of my portfolio, without increasing the volatility? I appreciate your thoughts.
I have Winpak and Loblaws. I like both names because Loblaws is trading at a roughly 15 p/e and Winpak has no debt and a large cash position. However, eps growth in 2018 is fairly muted in both names.
All things being equal, I was wondering, would you sell Loblaw for WSP Global and Winpak for Cae? I have a small loss on Loblaw in a tax free account and I have a 10% gain on Winpak in a taxable account.
Do you think these changes improve the growth profile of my portfolio, without increasing the volatility? I appreciate your thoughts.
Q: Hi 5i Team:
I've held L for the better part of 3 years now. It seems range bound between $60 - $70. Sometimes going over $70 and then having a pullback. With Amazon entering/disrupting the grocery business. I would like your opinion if you think switching Loblaw's for Premium Brands would be appropriate. Same sector, same dividend and PBH probably better growth and dividend prospects.
I've held L for the better part of 3 years now. It seems range bound between $60 - $70. Sometimes going over $70 and then having a pullback. With Amazon entering/disrupting the grocery business. I would like your opinion if you think switching Loblaw's for Premium Brands would be appropriate. Same sector, same dividend and PBH probably better growth and dividend prospects.
Q: Given CAE's financials in recent quarters, and given EBITA predictions to year end, and given its good growth potential from its SE Asia acquisition, what do you see for this stock in the next year or two?