Q: I am considering buying 2 smaller companies--Input Financial (INP on venture)and Sandvine (SVC). I did a search on previous answers and found them most useful.
However I also use technicals and find that both right now have some extreme readings which normally would indicated they are trading at an unsustainable high.
Is it a reasonable time to take a position, given caveats (especial on Input Financial) which you mentioned in your early January answers?
Bryon in Elmira
I am a new subscriber and I am not sure if I understand the letter grades in a the reports. Do the "A" and "B" grades mean a good time to buy where the "C" grades mean hold, etc?
Is it reasonable to think the higher the grade the more attractive the value to "buy first"? Thanks. Greg
Q: SSL (Sandstorm Gold) has started to move up in the last couple of days. What is your opinion of the company and do you know of any reason it would be making a move?
Q: Hello,
Thinking of investing in the Canadian retail sector, I'm hesitating between Alimentation Couche-Tard & Dollarama; is there room for both?
Antoine
Q: Peter, I have $15,000 to deploy after clearing my own unsuccessful picks from last year. The rest of my portfolio is as follows: purchased recently ACQ, WEF, CGX, ENB, CSU, STN. These picks are all thanks to you ! And I am already up on almost all of them.
Now, what to do with the $15,000 available capital ?
I am after decent dividend, but my main aim is growth, so I can make up for the loss of last year.
Q: Hi Peter and 5iResearch Team,
Can you please comment on the recent drop in price of Alamos Gold, AGI. Is this a good buying opportunity?
Thank you.
Linda
Q: Hello,
I had sold my position in Canexus CUS at $8; with a $150M bought deal in place at $5.60, is it time to get back in at around that price?
Tony
Q: Hi 5I,
We have a diversified portfolio, but we are missing holdings in the health care and consumer staples sector. We were looking at ATD.B and VRX. What are 5I's favourite in these categories?
thanks.
Q: In response to the question about using margin to purchase dividend stocks. I suggest looking at interactive brokers who have the lowest margin interest rates I could find. 1.5 to 2.5 percent based on your balance.
Q: I would like to know what is the rule of thumb for evaluating the risk/reward of using leverage to buy dividend stocks in a marge account. For example, buying BCE on margin with a tax bracket of 50%, what would be the cost/benefit of being charged 4,5% interest vs the 5.03% income in dividend from BCE. Finally, is there a link to a calculator where I could plug in specifics and get an estimate of the limits of scenarios. Thanks