Q: What are the US and Canadian companies, that have what they call a wide Moat? What would be your definition and criteria of wide Moat companies?
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Investment Q&A
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Power Financial Corporation (PWF)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Cominar Real Estate Investment Trust (CUF.UN)
Q: Hi,
I am retired and 63 years old.
I have 50K in ALTAMIRA HIGH-INTEREST CASHPERFORMER - F
NBC200 in my RSSP waiting to be deployed. I will not need that money for the next ten years. I told my broker that this investment was not even keeping up with inflation.
He suggested to buy CUF.un (20000$) and PWF (30000$).
Would you think of better alternatives?
Thank you
I am retired and 63 years old.
I have 50K in ALTAMIRA HIGH-INTEREST CASHPERFORMER - F
NBC200 in my RSSP waiting to be deployed. I will not need that money for the next ten years. I told my broker that this investment was not even keeping up with inflation.
He suggested to buy CUF.un (20000$) and PWF (30000$).
Would you think of better alternatives?
Thank you
Q: Can you provide me with a list of 3 or 4 names that you recommend in Industrials at this time; the company does not have to be debt free. I do have a position in SJ.
Q: given the present state of the markets, on a percentage basis how would you invest by sectors 1M including a % in cash . thanks in advance
Q: What is happening with Emera? I have made good profit, but is it time to sell?
Margita
Margita
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CGI Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (GIB.A)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
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Element Fleet Management Corp. (EFN)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD)
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CRH Medical Corporation (CRH)
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MTY Food Group Inc. (MTY)
Q: Recently I've sold some non performing stocks as well as stocks that were a very small portion of my portfolio in an effort to concentrate my portfolio on some higher quality, better performing stocks and I've come up with these 6. Wondering if you could rank these based on risk from less risky to most risky. I'm fairly conservative, tend to hold good quality companies for long periods (5-10 years) and I don't like a lot of volatility - I'd rather get a 5% return and sleep at night than a 10% return and stress about it.
Q: Hi. What is your assessment of this stock? I am thinking of selling a bit.
Q: I have about 2-3% in TNC right now but am considering buying more on the pull back that is occurring.I'm down 7% or so. Would you consider this a buying opportunity or should I stand pat.Thanksas always.
Dave
Dave
Q: I bought AGU for the decent yield in my income portion of my portfolio. Now with the planned merger I am concerned that the new company may have a lower yield and likely be more volatile due to higher potash exposure. If the deal goes through would you be keeping the new shares in the income portfolio?
Q: I have 300 shares in my RRIF at a cost of $129, so I am a little underwater but happy to hold for the dividend. My question is: Potash has already cut its dividend at least once. What do you think will happen to the Agrium dividend after the merger?
Q: What's happening with this name this morning?
Q: Fr is still tanking....Is there any further news? Thanks Kindly!
Q: Thoughts on purchase of Dell assets. Looks like a big acquisition. Thanks. Chris
Q: Is it worth hanging on to my potash shares? Is it possible this deal does not go through?
Q: Hello, which REIT would you prefer for long-term growth and revenue appreciation ?
Q: Please provide your analysis of Allied Properties. Would you recommend as a buy with the possibility of the US raising interest rates in December? Are there other reits that you would prefer over this one and if so how would you rank them?
Q: Please give me current take on Supremex. Would you recommend to buy, sell or hold. Would you prefers others to this and if so what would they be and how would they rank
Q: During the next 12 months I think the $us will appreciate against $cad because of the pending US rate hike and oil will be depressed a while longer. Do you agree with this thesis and if so I want to play this using ZLU. I don't have any $us, so to avoid currency conversion fees I chose ZLU. My concern with ZLU is 50% of the etf is in staples and utilities. I think these two sectors may not exhibit low volatility over the next year with the pending rate hike, high p/e's and possible fund flows to other sectors. Are my concerns justified and if so can you suggest an alternative play to capitalize on a weak $cad. Thank you.
Q: Hi 5i Research team, I have a long term horizon, and I am a patient and more of a growth oriented investor profile. As interest rates are very low (they have been for a while, I agree), if, instead of investing in REITs, banks, fund managers and insurance companies to obtain my financial sector exposure, I invest in a combination of other "financials" such as AIF, CXI, TCN, TNC, HCG, DH, what would I be missing? What exposures? What additional risks would I incur? Do you have other quality suggestions to complement this short list of other financial stocks? With such a group, are your main large cap recommendations in this sector (BNS, SLF) still necessary? Thank you, Eric
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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Stantec Inc. (STN)
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Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
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Premier American Uranium Inc. (PUR)
Q: I see that the public sector is entering a growth phase, what would be your top 5 public sector dept picks for an aggressive growth portfolio?
I'm thinking that Health would be a 'no brainer' replacement for condordia, oh but wait...the grey tsunami...so would that be a long or short position.
Cheers and happy Friday
I'm thinking that Health would be a 'no brainer' replacement for condordia, oh but wait...the grey tsunami...so would that be a long or short position.
Cheers and happy Friday