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Investment Q&A

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Q: Good morning 5i
You recently published an excellent report on which companies to buy in view of upcoming interest rate cuts. Most of them were companies with dividends and struggling with debt.

If you were to buy a no dividend or low divident Canadian company today, what would it be? Or, perhaps three, ordered from first choice to last?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by joseph on August 20, 2024
Q: Please recommend several Canadian stocks for an elderly investor with a focus on preservation of capital and a return of 5%+. Thank you in advance.
Read Answer Asked by Helen on August 20, 2024
Q: Correct me if I am mistaken but Shop missed estimates and the stock tanked then they beat estimates last week and the stock soared. Over the past 2 days the stock is up approximately 30%. Does the erratic performance make one doubt their ability to at least achieve estimates, let alone exceed them? I assume it is the company’s executives who project the upcoming numbers! Is executive compensation reasonable? I seem to recall a recent comment that executive compensation was ridiculously high. Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on August 12, 2024
Q: Hello 5i's!

In your opinion, what strong Cdn or US companies look like excellent entry points or adds after yesterdays market drop and todays losses?

Thanks as always.
Read Answer Asked by David C. on August 02, 2024
Q: Read the Q&As almost daily for several years now.
Senior, retired and living on government pensions.
My question is about a growth-oriented TFSA cash allocation of about 10k or less than .75% of total equity portfolio. Will not need the funds for another 34 months.
Understand you cannot indicate position size or provide personal advice.
Current TFSA holdings in order of largest %age gain to biggest losers in TFSA is: TFII, TRI, DIR.un, DSG, KXS, LMN, TOI, TVK, EQB, DOL, DOO, PMZ.un, TIXT, REAL, S, HOT.un, EGLX. Top 10 are in excess of 1.50% of position size. Bottom six are headed for exit ramp in due course.
Across entire non-reg and TFSA portfolio am underweight Cons Cycl, COMMS, Industrials, Healthcare and international multi-sector.
Pondering adding to existing or a new TFSA position to add to the 40-plus I already have. So how would YOU allocate this 10K today?
Read Answer Asked by William Ross on August 02, 2024
Q: I have recently become aware of the potentially valuable AI aspect of the otherwise uninteresting (to me) bitcoin mining business. Which firms are best situated to profit from AI?
Best regards
David
Read Answer Asked by David on August 02, 2024
Q: What are your thoughts on owning this etf which would provide exposure to a number of renewables versus owning one, say BEP.UN.

Thank you

David
Read Answer Asked by david on August 01, 2024
Q: Your comments please on recent M&A announcement to sell its global property tax business for $700M.

Do you like the sector right now? Please rank AIF, CIGI, APPF, CBRE in order of preference. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Adam on July 30, 2024
Q: Bitcoin

Now both Trump and Harris want to support BITCOIN Why?? there are millions of young investors ( VOTERS ) age 20 to 39 They will all vote for whoever has best platform on BITCOIN and they will VOTE

What is best way to play this, ETFS there are now many , even ARK and FINK

has them now What about Coinbase \RAK
Read Answer Asked by bob on July 29, 2024
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