Q: Hello 5I crew. I would like to say that I really enjoyed the Money show this year. I am assuming you lined up all the speakers on Saturday in the main hall...Good work, excellent topics. While I was there I had asked at the Money Saver Booth if it was a better cost to purchase the online magazine there or through 5I. 5I was suggested but I can not find the proper link to do this without renewing my 5I membership. Can you please direct me to the website area I need to go to? Thank You
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Investment Q&A
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Q: I am looking for exposure to U S Technology. Is IGM a suitable vehicle or are there others you would prefer? Thanks again.
Q: Hey team, I've decided to add these two stocks to my portfolio as long-term investments. My one hesitation is with timing. As both are sitting around all time highs right now, would you suggest holding off for a couple months to see if they decline, or would you go ahead and pull the trigger? In a perfect world I'd like to pick these up around $700/share.
Q: OK the Trump effect ... would it be prudent to turn all investments into cash lets say a week ahead of the US election (50 stocks X $10/transaction =$500) and if Trump wins ride out the wave of volatility and then buy back into the portfolios for another $500 hit possibly avoiding the chaos that would follow the Donald into his presidency? If Hillary wins would you expect a positive response from the markets?
Q: I move in and out of gold depending on my fear level and currently have no exposure. Trump is managing to change my perception, however, and am currently looking for ideas. GLDI seems to have a screaming nice yield, but share depreciation has eaten away any gains over the past year. What would need to happen to the gold price to reverse this trend. Any thoughts or other ideas (excluding GLD and XGD).
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Q: any thoughts regarding TWM
Q: Hello 5i
I am looking for your opinion on my selling Whitecap to realize a capital loss and replacing it with Raging River. Or might you have a better suggestion?
Thanks Les
I am looking for your opinion on my selling Whitecap to realize a capital loss and replacing it with Raging River. Or might you have a better suggestion?
Thanks Les
Q: I have been a bit worried about the US market, as measured by cyclic PE it seems quite expensive. I have used the recent strength to sell some of my low conviction stocks and take half positions in what I consider to be better companies. My cash is now up to 10%.
My first question is do you think this cash level is appropriate for the market now? My second question is, given a pullback how would you deploy the cash. Immediately on the day of a big drop, say over 200 points on the Dow?. Or try to time the bottom using technical analysis? Or gradually ease into a position starting the day after a big drop in the market? Any other suggestions gratefully received.
My first question is do you think this cash level is appropriate for the market now? My second question is, given a pullback how would you deploy the cash. Immediately on the day of a big drop, say over 200 points on the Dow?. Or try to time the bottom using technical analysis? Or gradually ease into a position starting the day after a big drop in the market? Any other suggestions gratefully received.
Q: You responded to a query about IT recommending taking the exchangeable shares. Could you please explain why and are you still positive about the company? Thanx for the great service.
Q: Sunopta has almost doubled in price since the end of May. Is it good value?
Q: Ten Peaks Coffee popped about 5% today on high volume. Do you know of any reason why? I've been tracking the stock's descent for the past few months and waiting for it to bottom. In your estimation, would this be a good time to buy?
Robert
Robert
Q: COULD I HAVE YOUR THOUGHTS ON MX, AND IS THIS A GOOD ENTRY POINT
THANKS
THANKS
Q: I have just about forgotten why I bought into the silver craze (FR). It was self-explanatory when FR zoomed to $23. I thought about selling, but blinked--had I bought this as a speculation, or an investment? Now it's back down not far from where I bought in. For context, it's a small holding. I generally buy and hold 5i BE stocks and have reason to believe in the long-term story of my holdings. FR is the exception.
Can you give me an analysis of whether you think it is prudent to hold FR, given the macro environment--and more importantly, why? If silver is a useful 'hedge' for any nasty looming risk or otherwise good to have, would something less volatile (SLW? No etfs please) be better?
On the macro point, I can't piece together what silver hedges me against. As a non-yielding asset it seems to be sensitive to talk of a rate hike (going up when Fed didn't raise rates). But it soared along with gold earlier this year seemingly regardless of interest rates. Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Can you give me an analysis of whether you think it is prudent to hold FR, given the macro environment--and more importantly, why? If silver is a useful 'hedge' for any nasty looming risk or otherwise good to have, would something less volatile (SLW? No etfs please) be better?
On the macro point, I can't piece together what silver hedges me against. As a non-yielding asset it seems to be sensitive to talk of a rate hike (going up when Fed didn't raise rates). But it soared along with gold earlier this year seemingly regardless of interest rates. Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Q: Hi
The platform has left the dock in Poland but there does not seem to be any news since then. With the promise of good returns from Stella and a seemingly stable oil price environment would you recommend buying in the current $1.10 price range
Thank you for your continued sage advice
GUY R
The platform has left the dock in Poland but there does not seem to be any news since then. With the promise of good returns from Stella and a seemingly stable oil price environment would you recommend buying in the current $1.10 price range
Thank you for your continued sage advice
GUY R
Q: For simplicity, the following list of stocks are close to equal weight in my RRSP portfolio. I want to add another full position of one stock. I am thinking of CM for dividend or TMR for gold exposure or another suggestion you may have. I included my TFSA holdings so that you can see all of my equities.
RRSP
Energy-ENF/RRX/WCP
IT-ESL/SYZ
Industrials-EIF/MAL/RBA/SIS/WSP
Utilities-BEP.UN/EMA
Consumer-MG/NFI
Financials-BNS/SLF
Health Care-SIA
Telecos-BCE/T
Materials-CHE.UN/SJ
Realestate-BPY.UN
TFSA
ADW.A/CCL.B/CSH.UN/DSG/ECI/GUD/IPL/PUR
Thanks and have a good weekend.
RRSP
Energy-ENF/RRX/WCP
IT-ESL/SYZ
Industrials-EIF/MAL/RBA/SIS/WSP
Utilities-BEP.UN/EMA
Consumer-MG/NFI
Financials-BNS/SLF
Health Care-SIA
Telecos-BCE/T
Materials-CHE.UN/SJ
Realestate-BPY.UN
TFSA
ADW.A/CCL.B/CSH.UN/DSG/ECI/GUD/IPL/PUR
Thanks and have a good weekend.
Q: I have the following in my TFSA:
ALA;BEP.UN;BHX.B;ET;FTG;HCG;MRT.UN;PHM;PUR;&TNC
I have about 12K contribution room left to top up my total limit and Im looking for 2 or 3 names to add which would fit in and will make it a appox.50k portfolio.Suggestions?
ALA;BEP.UN;BHX.B;ET;FTG;HCG;MRT.UN;PHM;PUR;&TNC
I have about 12K contribution room left to top up my total limit and Im looking for 2 or 3 names to add which would fit in and will make it a appox.50k portfolio.Suggestions?
Q: Hi,
I am looking to balance out my portfolio with some dividend paying companies that will do well in a slowly rising interest rate environment. Something to balance off my utilities and reit's. No financials please. Ideally a dividend of 2% or more.
Regards,
Robert
I am looking to balance out my portfolio with some dividend paying companies that will do well in a slowly rising interest rate environment. Something to balance off my utilities and reit's. No financials please. Ideally a dividend of 2% or more.
Regards,
Robert
Q: Hi, Can you please comment on Marco Polo sale of 4.5 mln shares on a privately arranged bought deal. (Any idea of the price?) I understand that they still will own 6.5 mln shares. This is the 1st and largest shareholder deciding to monetize a sizable portion of their holding on the heels of the company's 2nd largest private equity shareholder slowly and contantly offloading large blocks of their shares over past 6-9 months. Is there a theme here? New Jersey issue is still an overhang. What are your thoughts ? Thanks
Q: Wanted to say I liked the Article about Dividend Payout Ratio. It also happens to be what I have learned to use.
I liked Peter's "Sell Everything! Just Kidding!" presentation at the recent Toronto MoneyShow.
Have a great day!
I liked Peter's "Sell Everything! Just Kidding!" presentation at the recent Toronto MoneyShow.
Have a great day!
Q: ON Sept22 you answered my question re what agricultural investments were worth looking at. You mentioned a stock AGE. Is that the correct call letter as I can't find it.
Thanks
Paul
Thanks
Paul