Q: I just sold my Boston Properties and my Union Pacific in my panic to lock in some profit. With the fall of Boeing I am seeing some opportunity but also some danger . Meantime I am now under-invested. What would be your fave for Growth in the US ?
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Q: Where do you think the floor is for BNS
Stan
Stan
Q: Hi: I am looking to add a quality dividend and growth energy name. Can you compare ARX to SGY and comment? thanks
Q: I would like to get your opinion on cce versus ko &pep.It looks to me that cce has the lowest p/e ratio but the lowest yield as well?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I would like your opinion on: NASDAQ:CHRW. I have a small position in it and would like you to take a look at the balance sheet if it's worthwhile for me to hold.
Q: I have been a long term holder of Crailar Technologies (CL) in both open as well as both wife and my TFSA. News has been all positive and yet stock price is not reflecting it. Would you continue to hold.
Q: Hi guys. There is alot of news regarding emerging market economies raising their interest rates in order to boost their plunging currency. is there any possibility of Canada doing the same any time soon?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Hello, can you give me some details on ESL and CSU. Which one do you like more if you could choose one, how do their businesses differ, which has more long term growth prospects? Thanks for your time.
Q: Hi what is your opinion on Apple stock now ?
What is your bottom price target and high price target ?
Thanks for your input .
John .
What is your bottom price target and high price target ?
Thanks for your input .
John .
Q: GT what are the prospects for good year tire in the coming year?
Q: My apologies for asking another question but I am stumpet re holding a small amount of the Cineplex recent convtible. I asked for a larger amount and only received a really small amount of bond. Would it not be wiser just to sell it? The conversion seems so unappealing and although 4% I may as well buy the common or similar? Your good opinion please.
Q: Picking-up on a previous comment from a subscriber
about "RBCdirectinvesting" honouring DRIP discounts within their accounts, I called them to confirm this and they DO in fact provide this service, but only for selected equity's based on the holdings of their Client's and subject to review periodicaly.
My question to 5iResearch is:
Is there a web-site that lists companies that provide a discount (in a DRIP) to share purchases?
To my knowledge RBC is the only Discount Brokerage that honours this (albiet on a selected basis). Any comments from 5i Subscriber's is welcome.
Thanks in advance!
about "RBCdirectinvesting" honouring DRIP discounts within their accounts, I called them to confirm this and they DO in fact provide this service, but only for selected equity's based on the holdings of their Client's and subject to review periodicaly.
My question to 5iResearch is:
Is there a web-site that lists companies that provide a discount (in a DRIP) to share purchases?
To my knowledge RBC is the only Discount Brokerage that honours this (albiet on a selected basis). Any comments from 5i Subscriber's is welcome.
Thanks in advance!
Q: Hello 5i team. BEP.UN has increased approximately 7.5% since you recommended it in September 2013 but seems to fluctuate. Still a decent yield of 5.4%. Would you recommend initiating a new position in this name at this point? Thank you.
Q: PJC.A(Jean Coutu) has hit year highs.Do you think Metro or someone else is interested? Any info you have heard would be appreciated.Thank you
Q: We have positions in the major banks and are wondering why BMO fell so much recently and has not recovered as well as CM, RY, TD and BNS. It holdssubstantial US assets and I feel that the strong US dollar should be a boost for it, compared to BNS, for example.
Q: Hello 5i Team,
HPR, HYI, XSB
All are down (slightly). These are the only bond and preferred share funds that I hold, for a total of $80k. My question is, should I replace them with something else or should they be part of a diversified portfolio? Many thanks in advance.
HPR, HYI, XSB
All are down (slightly). These are the only bond and preferred share funds that I hold, for a total of $80k. My question is, should I replace them with something else or should they be part of a diversified portfolio? Many thanks in advance.
Q: TAKING ADVANTAGE VOLATILITY SAFELY
I am a senior and devote some time to the market each day. with volatility high could recommend some solid companies that have good fundamentals,a stock you would own anyway, a reasonable pay out and dividend, are reasonably safe and can be traded or accumulated taking advantage of volatility. Some that come to mind may be Peyto Exploration & Development Corp PEY:TSX , Whitecap Resources Inc WCP:TSX, Davis + Henderson Corp DH:TSX.
I am a senior and devote some time to the market each day. with volatility high could recommend some solid companies that have good fundamentals,a stock you would own anyway, a reasonable pay out and dividend, are reasonably safe and can be traded or accumulated taking advantage of volatility. Some that come to mind may be Peyto Exploration & Development Corp PEY:TSX , Whitecap Resources Inc WCP:TSX, Davis + Henderson Corp DH:TSX.
Q: I currently have a half position in BIR and also PPY.
Which do you prefer ? should I go all in on one of these or
would you suggest something else for nat gas exposure ?
Thank you,
Ian
Which do you prefer ? should I go all in on one of these or
would you suggest something else for nat gas exposure ?
Thank you,
Ian
Q: re:DHX Media
Hi Team... Do you consider the recent sell-off in DHX shares to represent a good entry point for a 2-3 year hold or would I be better to wait a while longer?
Hi Team... Do you consider the recent sell-off in DHX shares to represent a good entry point for a 2-3 year hold or would I be better to wait a while longer?
Q: Could I please have your team's opinion on two REIT Exchange Traded Funds for the fixed income side of my portfolio, in addition to bonds and GIC's. I'm considering XRE and/or ZRE. XRE is the Blackrock iShares ETF weighted more heavily in the larger REITS, whereas ZRE is the Bank of Montreal ETF more equally weighted across the sector. Which approach would you prefer? And if you don't consider REITS "fixed income", how would you add real estate to the fixed income mix? Would our home (fully paid) be considered "fixed income" real estate and, therefore, should it's value be added to our "holdings" as a percentage of the fixed income component? Thank you.