Q: Of the 5 major banks, which one (or 2) do you think has the best potential for growth over a 10 year time frame? And if possible, a few comments why. Thanks
You can view 3 more answers this month. Sign up for a free trial for unlimited access.
Investment Q&A
Not investment advice or solicitation to buy/sell securities. Do your own due diligence and/or consult an advisor.
Q: Question by Kel Jan 30 made reference to earlier Q&A about your recommendation for top 2 canadian companies per sector for 2024. Could you send me that Q&A as I was unable to find it.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Is there a 2023 or later update of Cdn owned firms paying dividends in USD? Thanks a lot.
Q: Hi 5i,
Could you recommend a replacement for this mutual fund; ideally something that gives some exposure to outside NAM markets with some income distribution. If this mutual fund is the best alternative, please feel free to let me know. I held this for few several years; and only up 8% total with no income generation.
Could you recommend a replacement for this mutual fund; ideally something that gives some exposure to outside NAM markets with some income distribution. If this mutual fund is the best alternative, please feel free to let me know. I held this for few several years; and only up 8% total with no income generation.
Q: Why is Well Health under so much bearish pressure?
Q: Hi Everyone at 5i!
POWL had a big price move yesterday. Could you please shed some light on this? What are the prospects of this company going forward?
Cheers,
Tamara
POWL had a big price move yesterday. Could you please shed some light on this? What are the prospects of this company going forward?
Cheers,
Tamara
Q: I am curious to hear your take on Aluula Composites. They are tiny (40 M) and have not been public for long. A friend who is keen on kite boarding mentioned them to me and the company does look interesting. They have a major brand partner in ARC’TERYX. Perhaps one to watch.
Q: Hi,
As individual DIY growth investor, what are some of the top things we can we do to maximize up-market capture vs minimizing down-market capture? I have a longer timeframe and am comfortable with volatility in the markets. With the strength in tech, the sector has run to ~26% (SHOP, KXS, CSU, NVEI, CRWD, TOI, NVDA, LMN, INTU), followed by financials 18%, cons disc 15%, industrials 12% and the others all below 6%.
Is it time to trim across the board and re-balance? How do you balance this while allowing strong compounders to continue performing over time? What are the key things to do focus on to beat the market going up while protecting those gains and minimizing downside?
Thank you!
As individual DIY growth investor, what are some of the top things we can we do to maximize up-market capture vs minimizing down-market capture? I have a longer timeframe and am comfortable with volatility in the markets. With the strength in tech, the sector has run to ~26% (SHOP, KXS, CSU, NVEI, CRWD, TOI, NVDA, LMN, INTU), followed by financials 18%, cons disc 15%, industrials 12% and the others all below 6%.
Is it time to trim across the board and re-balance? How do you balance this while allowing strong compounders to continue performing over time? What are the key things to do focus on to beat the market going up while protecting those gains and minimizing downside?
Thank you!
Q: Hi, my respected 5i team
I know it is impossible to predict the future, I would like to get your professional ideas about how the "S&P/TSX Composite Index Banks" will perform in the next 5 years? It seems everyone expecting the interest rate going down and how will this affect the 5 big banks performance down the road?
And how will the general market perform (both US and Canada) in the next 5 years?
Thanks in advance!
I know it is impossible to predict the future, I would like to get your professional ideas about how the "S&P/TSX Composite Index Banks" will perform in the next 5 years? It seems everyone expecting the interest rate going down and how will this affect the 5 big banks performance down the road?
And how will the general market perform (both US and Canada) in the next 5 years?
Thanks in advance!
Q: Hi 5i, I currently hold JPM in a registered account and I'm looking for more growth in the next 5 to 10 years. Which of the three listed has the best growth profile and is shareholder friendly. I want to stay in the financial sector and if you have a better idea, an idea listed as a CDR, please suggest. Thx.
-
Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
-
Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE)
-
MEG Energy Corp. (MEG)
-
Athabasca Oil Corporation (ATH)
Q: Now that Trans Mountain will soon be in service, are there specific oil producers or energy companies that 5i think may benefit the most to the bottom line and share price.
Best regards,
Tom
Best regards,
Tom
Q: If natural gas averages $2 for the entirety of 2024, could $pne choice there almost 10% dividend?
Q: acquisition news looks interesting fair value 8.70, analyst targets 11.00
would like your view on this one.
many thanks
would like your view on this one.
many thanks
-
Hamilton Enhanced Multi-Sector Covered Call ETF (HDIV)
-
Hamilton Enhanced U.S. Covered Call ETF (HYLD)
Q: Can you explain, in simple terms, how these 2 ETF’s are soon to have a management fee of 0% .
Is it something unique to these 2 products or could it occur on others having the same properties ? Thanks. Derek.
Is it something unique to these 2 products or could it occur on others having the same properties ? Thanks. Derek.
Q: Looks like an interesting turnaround play.
-
Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
-
Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
-
Power Corporation of Canada Subordinate Voting Shares (POW)
Q: Hi 5i
I have done well with all 3 of these but I am concerned that lower interest rates will cause them to pull back. Would you agree? According to G&M site, there isn't a lot more upside with avg. target prices about $31 MFC, $41 POW, AND $74 SLF. All 3 are close to 70 RSI which I use as a warning sign. I would appreciate your thoughts and if I were to sell one, which would you suggest? Now that MFC has finally gone above $28, do you think $30 will be an exit price for a lot of investors who are tired of the $24-$28 trading range?
Thanks, Greg
I have done well with all 3 of these but I am concerned that lower interest rates will cause them to pull back. Would you agree? According to G&M site, there isn't a lot more upside with avg. target prices about $31 MFC, $41 POW, AND $74 SLF. All 3 are close to 70 RSI which I use as a warning sign. I would appreciate your thoughts and if I were to sell one, which would you suggest? Now that MFC has finally gone above $28, do you think $30 will be an exit price for a lot of investors who are tired of the $24-$28 trading range?
Thanks, Greg
Q: In researching this company, to me the balance sheet looks fine, fairly steady profit margins and okay debt levels. The stock price appears to be reasonable, and they mention the use of AI and digital transformation in their business.
I’m trying to figure out what the risks are, besides a downturn in the economy. Any thoughts? Would on-shoring benefit a company like this ?
I’m trying to figure out what the risks are, besides a downturn in the economy. Any thoughts? Would on-shoring benefit a company like this ?
Q: How do you feel about management and the prospects of Stack Capitol Group?
Q: May I have your comments on Methanex’s earnings please
Q: What do you think about taking a position in this one in light of the buyout possibility? It has a high short interest at about 14% too so I’m wondering if that could cause a swift pop in the share price. Thanks.