Q: In our combined RRIF's, my wife and I have a 10.88% weighting in Financials (TD, BNS, PWF) of which PWF is 2.7%. I would like to buy more lifeco shares and wonder whether I should sell the PWF and put the proceeds into SLF, or just buy SLF to make up about 5% of total portfolios weighting.
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Q: Hi: You previously made a comment on LFE in Nov 2016 about this Insurance company group. It has now paid a Dividend for 4 consecutive months. The effective yield is over 18%. Do you think this will last? What may cause this to stop paying a dividend, like it did a few years ago? Has your overall opinion changed. Thanks. Ken ....
Q: please explain how the market loves shopipy.with no earnings.but hate homecapital with earnings and a nice dividend.
Q: What's your take on there recent quarter?
Jamie
Jamie
Q: Comments on earnings please thanks
Q: Can you recommend a Canadian ETF (cdn dollar hedged?) that focuses on US banks that would be suitable for a long term hold?
I hold ZUH already so can you recommend a US ETF, focusing on healthcare, again for a long term?
I hold ZUH already so can you recommend a US ETF, focusing on healthcare, again for a long term?
Q: Hi, I'm looking to build a portfolio of only fixed income positions. Would you only use ETF's and, if so, what ETF's would you recommend?
Q: Hi 5i,
Been checking KWH.UN website from income portfolio. Can 5i explain their business. I am worried about the high yield (7.75%) Thanks
Been checking KWH.UN website from income portfolio. Can 5i explain their business. I am worried about the high yield (7.75%) Thanks
Q: Hi, Could you please comment on the Cirus Energy Trust earnings release. Thanks
Q: Hi Peter and 5i Team
I don't currently own any senior living or healthcare stocks in my Canadian portfolio and have enough cash to add a full position in one company (or a half position in two) at this point. Stability and reliable dividends are priorities for me. Dividend growth would be nice. The ability to trade options would be a plus. Throughout this portfolio I've be focusing on adding Canadian companies with significant operations in the USA. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Peter
I don't currently own any senior living or healthcare stocks in my Canadian portfolio and have enough cash to add a full position in one company (or a half position in two) at this point. Stability and reliable dividends are priorities for me. Dividend growth would be nice. The ability to trade options would be a plus. Throughout this portfolio I've be focusing on adding Canadian companies with significant operations in the USA. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Peter
Q: Is there a strong correlation between the profitability of methanex and the price of natural gas and is the use of methanol mandated by Law?
Q: for a RRSP account, sector issues aside. I am asking for guidance regarding Exxon and CVS
My investor personality is buying blue chip dividend paying companies at a fair price;
A. present yield relative to historical yield
B. present P/E ratio relative to the companies historical P/E ratio
C. company I basically understand (this is not my day job.) i.e. how they make profit doesn't seem to be going into extinction
D. company I don't expect to go away anytime soon.
E. company with expectation of growth
do either Exxon or CVS fit my investor personality ?
if so which would you think is "better" value today relative to future growth potential ?
or would you recommend something else ??
thanks
Ernie
My investor personality is buying blue chip dividend paying companies at a fair price;
A. present yield relative to historical yield
B. present P/E ratio relative to the companies historical P/E ratio
C. company I basically understand (this is not my day job.) i.e. how they make profit doesn't seem to be going into extinction
D. company I don't expect to go away anytime soon.
E. company with expectation of growth
do either Exxon or CVS fit my investor personality ?
if so which would you think is "better" value today relative to future growth potential ?
or would you recommend something else ??
thanks
Ernie
Q: Why not? A US lumber company buys western forest to get around the lumber trade disputes? It then becomes a US owned company even though it is in Canada. Does that make sense? Could that work?
Q: Mr. Hodson, on March 6, 2017, I bought GUD at 10.73. But It started to slide, and I sold it with a loss. It is now at 10.37 and I am reluctant to re-enter.
Advisable to do so when it gets to is former high of 11.03 ?
Advisable to do so when it gets to is former high of 11.03 ?
Q: I recently took a half position in TPK in the low 6's. I'm hoping for growth plus a solid dividend.
Today they reported earnings. Sounds like a strong Q4 helped salvage the year.
I'm curious on your thoughts given their recent report.
Is this a good long term hold? (5+)
Is the dividend safe/could it grow?
What is the payout ratio?
Should I add to my position at these levels or wait?
Thanks!
Today they reported earnings. Sounds like a strong Q4 helped salvage the year.
I'm curious on your thoughts given their recent report.
Is this a good long term hold? (5+)
Is the dividend safe/could it grow?
What is the payout ratio?
Should I add to my position at these levels or wait?
Thanks!
Q: What would be your comment on ACQ results and recent news.
Thanks, Peter
Thanks, Peter
Q: How were the earnings ? Buy more ?
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The Boeing Company (BA)
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General Dynamics Corporation (GD)
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JX Luxventure Limited (LLL)
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT)
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Northrop Grumman Corporation (NOC)
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Raytheon Technologies (UTX)
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CAE Inc. (CAE)
Q: Hi,
In light of the Donald's proposed 54 billion dollar budget to increase defence spending, including new aircraft carriers,
Would you suggest buying the rumour ?
From what I gather, chances are this will not pass in its current incarnation.
And if you were inclined to beef up defence in your portfolio, what stocks, mid to large caps would be your preference for a basket of stocks ( I prefer to avoid sector ETFs). Can you rank them ?
Thank you,
Karim
In light of the Donald's proposed 54 billion dollar budget to increase defence spending, including new aircraft carriers,
Would you suggest buying the rumour ?
From what I gather, chances are this will not pass in its current incarnation.
And if you were inclined to beef up defence in your portfolio, what stocks, mid to large caps would be your preference for a basket of stocks ( I prefer to avoid sector ETFs). Can you rank them ?
Thank you,
Karim
Q: I need to convert about $75,000 CD to USD. Where can I find the best rate for such an amount?
Q: On the Balanced Equity portfolio, the average weighting is around 5%, would it be similar on the Income Portfolio?
Can I start the Income Portfolio with 5% too?
Thanks
Can I start the Income Portfolio with 5% too?
Thanks