Q: What are your thoughts on GDI? I know you still hold it in your growth portfolio but the stock has pretty much traded in a flat range for the last 2.5 years. Up 32% but only around a 1% position. I'm patient but thinking of selling and adding to other names with more growth potential, names like LMN, KXS, ATZ, CROX, WELL, NVEI, TOI, SHOP, etc.... What are the catalysts to move this stock and what do you still like/dislike about the fundamentals? Thanks!
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- VanEck Morningstar Wide Moat ETF (MOAT)
- iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM)
- Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD)
- Amplify CPW Enhanced Dividend Income ETF (DIVO)
Q: hello 5i:
In our various portfolios, we own DIVO, SCHD and MTUM. MOAT is not owned. I've done a fairly deep dive trying to compare the 4 etf's as I'd like to consolidate some of our single companies eg. MRK, LMT etc etc into ETFs to simplify things, and in the case of the RRIFs, to enhance yield. By my metrics, DIVO seems to come out on top on a risk/reward basis and a good balance of yield with growth. I've included MOAT as I'm interested in the concept (but not sold on the ETF). Can you confirm my findings? Would you agree, or what could you add to my findings? Is there a source (Morningstar does a good job, but not great) that would allow me to better compare risk/return of the listed etf's?
I realize there are a few questions here: take as many credits as necessary to answer as I have a lot banked.
thanks
Paul L
In our various portfolios, we own DIVO, SCHD and MTUM. MOAT is not owned. I've done a fairly deep dive trying to compare the 4 etf's as I'd like to consolidate some of our single companies eg. MRK, LMT etc etc into ETFs to simplify things, and in the case of the RRIFs, to enhance yield. By my metrics, DIVO seems to come out on top on a risk/reward basis and a good balance of yield with growth. I've included MOAT as I'm interested in the concept (but not sold on the ETF). Can you confirm my findings? Would you agree, or what could you add to my findings? Is there a source (Morningstar does a good job, but not great) that would allow me to better compare risk/return of the listed etf's?
I realize there are a few questions here: take as many credits as necessary to answer as I have a lot banked.
thanks
Paul L
Q: Any updated thoughts on RE Royalties, are they cash flow positive yet? Better risk return now?
Q: May I please have 5i's view of VTS and its business model. Do you consider it a good stock for a RIF account, and is the attractive yield sustainable?
Q: Your thoughts on this stock.
Any details would be appreciated.
Thank you
Any details would be appreciated.
Thank you
Q: Peter; Any news today re the drop? Thanks.
Rod
Rod
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
Q: Good morning,
Long time holder of CAR.UN, and although I like it, watching TD go lower and lower seems like a buying opportunity to me, and I know you view TD as having potential over the medium/long-term from these levels. Seems to me like there is greater price appreciation potential, and a greater dividend while things settle down.
I know they are different sectors, but what are your general thoughts on this potential switch? 5 years from now I think it may look smart..... Thanks. - Jeff
Long time holder of CAR.UN, and although I like it, watching TD go lower and lower seems like a buying opportunity to me, and I know you view TD as having potential over the medium/long-term from these levels. Seems to me like there is greater price appreciation potential, and a greater dividend while things settle down.
I know they are different sectors, but what are your general thoughts on this potential switch? 5 years from now I think it may look smart..... Thanks. - Jeff
- Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
- Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
Q: Now that SHOP has announced plans to enter the point of sale hardware business, is it lights out for LSPD?
- Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
- Brookfield Wealth Solutions Ltd. Class A Exchangeable Limited Voting Shares (BNRE)
Q: I have 400 BN with an ave cost of $39.24 and current price $42.16
I also have 2 BNRE-ave cost $56.18 and current price $42.56
What happens if I transfer the 2 BNRE into BN with the different average cost and current prices?
Would it be better to keep them separated?
thanks,
Paul
I also have 2 BNRE-ave cost $56.18 and current price $42.56
What happens if I transfer the 2 BNRE into BN with the different average cost and current prices?
Would it be better to keep them separated?
thanks,
Paul
Q: Hey All:
Things appear to be moving along with this Company; despite the decrease in the share price!
I’m curious as to how you feel about the future potential of this project?
Thanks..Stan.
Things appear to be moving along with this Company; despite the decrease in the share price!
I’m curious as to how you feel about the future potential of this project?
Thanks..Stan.
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
- BRP Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (DOO)
- goeasy Ltd. (GSY)
- EQB Inc. (EQB)
- Nuvei Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (NVEI)
- Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
Q: Which stocks are cheap and buyable Can be trade or long term hold.
Q: What headwinds could these companies face given a higher interest rate scenario and maybe some mismatch L/A..or possible loan loss provisions?
Q: Hi guys,
Please comment on Costco's quarter.
Thanks
Jim
Please comment on Costco's quarter.
Thanks
Jim
- Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
Q: Dear Peter et al!
I am not good in coming up with limericks! If I were, I would somehow use Peter/Ryan and TD/BNS/BN in a limerick ! If I said you folks sound like a broken record it would be rude. May I say you sing that lovely tune that consists of notes TD/BNS/BN/RY always! Faithfully endorsing a buy on the above mentioned stocks.
But here is my question based on my mild bewilderment! On one hand your faith in BN is linked strongly to Mr. Bruce Flatt's managerial skills. But on the other hand BNS's CEO didn't meet your approval and you were at best very tepid in welcoming him! TD's foray into the M&A domain was a disaster!
Having said that my faith in your suggestions is unshakable! With this in mind, can you rank order these stocks in terms of priority of buying at this stage. How long do you think one has to wait for these stocks to return to decent price range. a year or two or three? Your crystal ball is lot clearer than mine!!
These are going to be held in our TFSAs and plan to buy and forget about them for a while! Keepers and not traders!
Mano
I am not good in coming up with limericks! If I were, I would somehow use Peter/Ryan and TD/BNS/BN in a limerick ! If I said you folks sound like a broken record it would be rude. May I say you sing that lovely tune that consists of notes TD/BNS/BN/RY always! Faithfully endorsing a buy on the above mentioned stocks.
But here is my question based on my mild bewilderment! On one hand your faith in BN is linked strongly to Mr. Bruce Flatt's managerial skills. But on the other hand BNS's CEO didn't meet your approval and you were at best very tepid in welcoming him! TD's foray into the M&A domain was a disaster!
Having said that my faith in your suggestions is unshakable! With this in mind, can you rank order these stocks in terms of priority of buying at this stage. How long do you think one has to wait for these stocks to return to decent price range. a year or two or three? Your crystal ball is lot clearer than mine!!
These are going to be held in our TFSAs and plan to buy and forget about them for a while! Keepers and not traders!
Mano
Q: Hi 5i,
I own HTL and hope you can provide your thoughts on the long term prospects for this company. It seems to be stuck in a trading range for the last year but did very well during 2021 to 2022. I thought the business was very interesting. thanks
I own HTL and hope you can provide your thoughts on the long term prospects for this company. It seems to be stuck in a trading range for the last year but did very well during 2021 to 2022. I thought the business was very interesting. thanks
Q: I have a small position in MDB and I'm uncertain to add to or just hold. After reviewing past answers I wonder if your views have changed. Are you more positive? Analyst reviews from Scotia McCloud are so so. To my eyes, the technicals look good - actually better than its peers. Does MDB have an advantage in the market? Would you prefer another company competitor with more torque? Thanks..........Lionel
Q: I know that Five Below is one of 5i's favourites. SP has come off handsomely over the past 6 or 7 weeks. Any particular reason to sell, or change in company to justify drop?
Q: TIXT stock has been in a steady decline in recent quarters. Does this reflect a decline in their business fundamentals (slower growth) and prospects going forward?
Q: Received from RBC Direct Investment:
A Tender Offer for: Dye & Durham Limited. Common***Dye & Durham Limited
This offer is made by: Dye & Durham Limited.
Unsure how to respond?
Thank you.
A Tender Offer for: Dye & Durham Limited. Common***Dye & Durham Limited
This offer is made by: Dye & Durham Limited.
Unsure how to respond?
Thank you.
- Apple Inc. (AAPL)
- Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
- Meta Platforms Inc. (META)
- Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
Q: I compared the 6 month stock price performance of the following as Nasdaq stocks and as CDR's:: AAPL, AMZN, GOOG, META, & NVDA
All stocks showed better returns on the Nasdaq.
than as CDR's probably due to currency fluctuation but I am puzzled by the huge discrepancy in the gains between the 2 exchanges. eg. AAPL & NVDA show a 25% higher gain - AMZN 12.4% - GOOG 16% - META 1.7%
Can you explain?
Thanks, Hugh
You can treat as a private question at your discretion.
All stocks showed better returns on the Nasdaq.
than as CDR's probably due to currency fluctuation but I am puzzled by the huge discrepancy in the gains between the 2 exchanges. eg. AAPL & NVDA show a 25% higher gain - AMZN 12.4% - GOOG 16% - META 1.7%
Can you explain?
Thanks, Hugh
You can treat as a private question at your discretion.