Q: I'm looking to diversify from my US and CA markets to buy some international markets. I noticed that VE, European developed etf, didn't appear in the companies addressed above. Would you prefer a developed Europe etf or a Japanese etf at this time? Do you think Japan has a higher growth rate vs potential loss rate than VE? If so which Japanese etf would you recommended? Would you consider hedged back to CAD to be preferable at this time?
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Q: What are your thoughts on investing in this company
Q: I know you don’t follow Europe stocks but wondering if you could give thoughts on this world’s top luxury automaker. Is the div sustainable and is the Valuation as cheap as it looks. Is there an ADR with a US$ dividend?
Q: Good morning,
Now a few weeks after this highly anticipated IPO ARM holdings, would you look at this as a good play towards the Ai and global chips market.? How is this company and Nvidia connected if at all? What is a price that would be a screaming buy in your opinion? I own Nvidia already with a hefty profit, I was thinking to sell some and buy ARM just want to know who you think has better lift in this exciting space.
Thanks
Now a few weeks after this highly anticipated IPO ARM holdings, would you look at this as a good play towards the Ai and global chips market.? How is this company and Nvidia connected if at all? What is a price that would be a screaming buy in your opinion? I own Nvidia already with a hefty profit, I was thinking to sell some and buy ARM just want to know who you think has better lift in this exciting space.
Thanks
Q: Hi 5i,
FLEE is a Europe ETF which includes UK and FLEU is a Eurozone ETF excluding UK.
I am interested in investing 5 to 10% of my TFSA in one of these ETF's to hold for the long term. In your opinion which one might offer the best total return and why?
If I also hold approx. 20% in S&500 do you think I need to buy any of these?
FLEE is a Europe ETF which includes UK and FLEU is a Eurozone ETF excluding UK.
I am interested in investing 5 to 10% of my TFSA in one of these ETF's to hold for the long term. In your opinion which one might offer the best total return and why?
If I also hold approx. 20% in S&500 do you think I need to buy any of these?
Q: EWW (Mexico ETF) has been doing well until very recently on the basis that Mexico now comptetes favourably with China on labour costs. Are there any new developments to explain the sudden drop on the valie of this ETF?
Q: Are there any top collaborative robots companies in Canada or the USA you would recommend?
What do you think are the top collaborative robots companies in the world right now?
Thank you.
What do you think are the top collaborative robots companies in the world right now?
Thank you.
Q: Noticed the question on WDS today and wondering if you think the high dividend is safe.
Q: I received the latest dividend for WDS-N and it was $0.78 US$ in my RRSP account however the declared dividend by the company was $0.80 US$. Is there any explanation for this? Also in my brokerage account under Income details it stated that the dividend for September 28th was $0.80 US$ per share.
Thanks in advance.
Brendan
Thanks in advance.
Brendan
Q: Hello 5i, could I have your assessment of UMC please?
Thank you
Dave
Thank you
Dave
Q: Purchased NPX in TFSA at 1.28 is it time to sell or hold
Thank you for your opinion
Thank you for your opinion
Q: does flutter plan to spin out common shares of fan duel to existing common shareholders of flutter? and if so any idea as to the number of shares of fan duel per one common share of flutter thanks Richard
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Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO)
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ASML Holding N.V. (ASML)
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SAP SE ADS (SAP)
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Lvmh Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE ADR - Level I (LVMUY)
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Evolution AB ADR (EVVTY)
Q: Hello 5i,
I'm looking to get into Europe through multi nationals in the UK. Currently own Rio-tinto and Unilever. If you could name five other dividend paying companies trading on a US exchange worth buying it would be very helpful.
Thank you!
I'm looking to get into Europe through multi nationals in the UK. Currently own Rio-tinto and Unilever. If you could name five other dividend paying companies trading on a US exchange worth buying it would be very helpful.
Thank you!
Q: A bit outside your main area of expertise, but can I have your thoughts on Essilor Luxotticca. Would you buy ESLOF or ESLOY? The former seems to trade on higher volume.
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iShares J.P. Morgan USD Emerging Markets Bond ETF (EMB)
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iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ex China ETF (EMXC)
Q: I'd like to diversify my portfolio by adding some exposure to emerging markets without the inclusion China. Please suggest some ETFs that:
1. would give me exposure the equities of strong corporations
2. would enable me to own bonds of both corporations and countries.
Also, I would appreciate protection against currency fluctuations.
1. would give me exposure the equities of strong corporations
2. would enable me to own bonds of both corporations and countries.
Also, I would appreciate protection against currency fluctuations.
Q: Hi 5i Team,
How do you feel about this company as an income play? It has a high yield but being that oil and gas is a nationalized industry in Colombia does this make the company very high risk?
Would you be buyers for a small income position or would you stay away?
Thanks for all you do!
How do you feel about this company as an income play? It has a high yield but being that oil and gas is a nationalized industry in Colombia does this make the company very high risk?
Would you be buyers for a small income position or would you stay away?
Thanks for all you do!
Q: what is the latest news about the spin out of common shares of fan duel to flutter shareholders. thanks Richard
Q: I know you're positive on RIO and I'm tempted to buy. But their main game is iron ore, China is their main customer and is not doing that well.
Would you say that the price (undervalued according to Morningstar) largely reflects this?
Thanks jerry
Would you say that the price (undervalued according to Morningstar) largely reflects this?
Thanks jerry
Q: I know you do not get involved with European companies to a great extent. Could you please have a look at Grenke AG, a German leasing company and provide me your opinion of their financials/profitability. Thank you
Mike
Mike
Q: Hi all just curious about your opinion on SBSW and noticed it has been a while since any comments were posted. PE and div look interesting just jurisdiction concerns.