Q: I recall (pre-covid) hearing this name often as a trendy pick online. Mini-Berkshire was among the descriptions based on the way they do business. It seems to have settled into a pattern of doing very little but I would like to ask if you think it's a safe play with lots of upside or just something to leave sitting alone on the corner? Super thin trader.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Today, in reply to a question you wrote :Given the appropriate valuation, we would be comfortable holding ENB for dividend growth.
Do you think there is a reasonable possibility for share price appreciation as well? If so , what would be the reason: a flight to safety? Drop in interest rates? How well does it do in a recessionary environment?
Do you think there is a reasonable possibility for share price appreciation as well? If so , what would be the reason: a flight to safety? Drop in interest rates? How well does it do in a recessionary environment?
Q: WSP sold Berger Services yesterday. Is this material? Why was it sold?
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
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MEG Energy Corp. (MEG)
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Surge Energy Inc. (SGY)
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Trican Well Service Ltd. (TCW)
Q: My only energy holding is ENB, and I'm thinking of replacing it with something with greater growth prospects. Dividends are not too important. Are there any of the stocks listed you would suggest at this time? (Or any others??)
Q: Has the dividend on this B/F company been suspended? I can't seem to find any detail on this.
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
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Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Intact Financial Corporation (IFC)
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Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CTC.A)
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Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (GRT.UN)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN)
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF)
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iShares Expanded Tech Sector ETF (IGM)
Q: I have owned these stocks for over 13 yrs incl. T, JNJ & IGM - added quite a while ago. The last 4 added last 2 years. Sitting on cash build up wondering what to do - ie. buy? Add to; ENB, GRT.UN, , GSY or ? I am 74 YY. I own in my RIF: ALA, FTS, RNW, RY, SLF, TD, RYNWH.UN and ETF ZHY. My Non- Registered account portfolio- first listed stocks represent, by far the largest portion of my investments.
Q: Peter; Everything I read were upgrades and targets above $300.00- but the stock drops - what am I missing ? Thanks.
Rod
Rod
Q: Dear 5i,
If one wanted to get exposure to Japan using either FLJP or FLJH and had a medium to long term view that the Japanese currency was going to get stronger than the US dollar. Which ETF is the best one to purchase for maximum appreciation? I often get confused with hedged and non-hedged products. Can you share any simple rules I might use in future to avoid the confusion. Thanks
If one wanted to get exposure to Japan using either FLJP or FLJH and had a medium to long term view that the Japanese currency was going to get stronger than the US dollar. Which ETF is the best one to purchase for maximum appreciation? I often get confused with hedged and non-hedged products. Can you share any simple rules I might use in future to avoid the confusion. Thanks
Q: I've been expecting utilities-and-telecoms to see better price action on the prospect of stable rates, but today's reversal suggests a continuing downtrend. Likewise, I've been expecting financials to continue to look past these same fears (and there has been progress), but now wonder if we've reached a plateau.
Given that these sectors 'should' be responsive to different forces, which would you pick for a quicker and more robust upturn? More specifically, should we expect utilities to continue to suffer until rates actually go down by some significant percentage?
Given that these sectors 'should' be responsive to different forces, which would you pick for a quicker and more robust upturn? More specifically, should we expect utilities to continue to suffer until rates actually go down by some significant percentage?
Q: I am looking for companies that can "see over a recession", and has pricing power to counter-act inflation. An example: a company that helps another company (which is directly impacted by the recession). ATS comes to (my) mind.
What companies come to your mind?
Related: Continuing my own research, I read the Key Ratios for ATS on the 5i site.
PE 45, a bit high for my liking
But concensus EPS for next 4 Qs totals $6.56
At today's stock price, that's a PE of 11.5; that sounds terrific
ROE and Revenue Growth stats look good.
I'd like your commentary on this...."analysis"; moreover, what do you see in the Key Ratios that a retail investor should take note of (ATS, and/or generally).
Many thanks.
What companies come to your mind?
Related: Continuing my own research, I read the Key Ratios for ATS on the 5i site.
PE 45, a bit high for my liking
But concensus EPS for next 4 Qs totals $6.56
At today's stock price, that's a PE of 11.5; that sounds terrific
ROE and Revenue Growth stats look good.
I'd like your commentary on this...."analysis"; moreover, what do you see in the Key Ratios that a retail investor should take note of (ATS, and/or generally).
Many thanks.
Q: WCN halted share buybacks, matched estimates on the quarter, 0.7% dividend and looking pricey at 33x. I've held it a long time and up nicely 60% in registered account . Would it be prudent to swap it out for GDI for better growth?
Thanks
Steve
Thanks
Steve
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First Majestic Silver Corp. (FR)
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Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS)
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First Majestic Silver Corp. (Canada) (AG)
Q: I own First Majestic Silver Corp. I didn't notice it listed in the drop down menu of companies above. AG is my worst preforming stock in my precious metals sector. Would you sell it for another stock that has better prospects (if so which one and a brief why) or would you still hold. It in a TFSA so there is no tax loss harvesting her. I already own AEM, KKR, BTO and SSRM.
Q: WHi Peter,
I read your comparison of Flutter and DraftKings on July 13.
Do the recent results from DraftKings shift the needle significantly for growth as well as profitability making it less risky and would give it the nod over Flutter for a balanced portfolio investment. Is DKNY a buy now?
Regards
Rajiv
I read your comparison of Flutter and DraftKings on July 13.
Do the recent results from DraftKings shift the needle significantly for growth as well as profitability making it less risky and would give it the nod over Flutter for a balanced portfolio investment. Is DKNY a buy now?
Regards
Rajiv
Q: May I please have your opinion of Corsa Coal as a micro-c ap stock?
With appreciation,
Ed
With appreciation,
Ed
Q: Hi 5i Team - Could you provide any information on the recent spin-out of Onyx Gold by Highgold, in particular the assets of each including cash on hand. Also the potential of both companies as far as exploration goes. Is there any significant insider ownership. Thanks.
Q: Comments on the second Q please. Is it worth to buy, hold, sell or watch list?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: What are your 3 favourite oily stocks and why? Please include at least one smaller cap/riskier stock.
Q: Considering the slow but steady rise in the price of uranium over the last few years, what stocks , besides CCO, would best benefit from this rise i.e. have the best growth prospects?
Q: Hi there,
Grateful if you would update your views on these stocks. Do you consider any of them a strong buy now as a growth stock?
Jacques IDS
Grateful if you would update your views on these stocks. Do you consider any of them a strong buy now as a growth stock?
Jacques IDS
Q: What's your assessment of JWEL's earnings report? On the right track? Or are there problems lurking? Would you buy now or hold off and be vigilant for awhile?