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Q: Hello 5i.
I was contemplating how being part of 5i has brought me to an investment arena that for me is sometime uncomfortable; volatility.

So then it goes to say I have 5i to thank for showing me an investment like Tio Networks. With the PayPal Offer on the table it makes experiencing some extra volatility worth the inclusion in a Portfolio.

You do offer an excellent resource for Investors.
Thanks
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on February 15, 2017
Q: Hi; I read an excellent article in the Globe this weekend regarding Robert Schiller's CAPE valuation ratio. It implies that the US is significantly overvalued. It also implies that Russia is a deep value investment with a CAPE ratio <6. Is there a Russian ETF that you would recommend to provide exposure and perhaps benefit from this. Thanks for your excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Uthaman on February 15, 2017
Q: After the end of today's trading TNC.v was halted.

Lol. I initiated a position just last week. Oh well.


From https://www.wsj.com/articles/paypal-to-buy-bill-payment-firm-tio-network-corp-1487107500?mod=yahoo_hs&yptr=yahoo


"PayPal Holdings Inc. has agreed to acquire Canadian bill-payment company TIO Networks Corp. in a roughly $233 million deal designed to broaden the digital-payments company’s reach among consumers who lack traditional financial accounts, the companies said Tuesday."
Read Answer Asked by Stan (1) on February 14, 2017
Q: Hi 5i Team,

This is a general question on your balanced model portfolio. After making some significant gains in the oil sector over the past couple years, I'm entirely in cash now and looking to establish a safer portfolio for the longer term (I'm 41). I see that you set March 31st as the start date for the portfolio, does this mean that you will select a new set of stocks at this point based on the best value available, or does the list remain the same. I'm not rushing in to anything at the moment, so would be willing to wait until March 31st if you reevaluate at that point. I'm new to your service and find all the information extremely helpful.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Jamie on February 14, 2017
Q: In an answer to a member's question yesterday about Canadian stocks with high dividends, you said: "Looking at names with a market-cap above $100M, we see NBZ (13%)...".

Northern Blizzard cut their dividend in half in early December; it's now .24 cents per year, paid monthly. At the current share price of CAD $3.63, the div yield is actually 6.6%, not 13%.
Read Answer Asked by kelsi on February 14, 2017