Q: Last week there were a couple days with PHO.V where there was more than triple the normal volume of buying. Does this indicate that institutional investors are buying up the stock and is therefore a buy signal for me?
If it's institutional investors, why would they be such large buyers now on no news? Do they have access to information that we don't such as the quarterly results coming out?
Q: Hello 5i team. I have NFI New Flyer and XTC Exco presently as industrials. I would like to add a bit of money to my industrials exposure and I am asking for your direction or recommendation either from the 5i's portfolios or outside of. I prefer to stay in the Canadian area. Risk is not a major factor for me in regards to this selection. Divi's make me a happy but also not a final decision maker. I can simply add to either of the above names also. I have twice as much XTC as I do NFI.
Thank you
You have been a tremendous help to me.
Q: Could you please comment on the Winpak results and what you feel the future is for this company over the next year or so. How would you rate it vs. CCL and would you recommend holding both ? Thank you, as always.
Q: Is there a reason for the pop in this stock today? I recently sold it and replaced it with WSP. I had held STN for about 12 years. Murphy''s Law applies here I guess ! Thanks Joe
Q: Peter,
Thanks to 5i we purchased CSU shares some years ago. As of close of business yesterday the shares had risen 510%. (I sold some shares last year when the weighting became to high). Now Mr. Rosen is predicting a crash or a recession. He seems to be counselling selling shares to raise cash. However why would I sell my hard won shares because of Mr. Rosen’s predictions? Investors need to think of themselves as owners of a business not “riverboat gamblers” going to get rich quick. I can assure the members that the officers of CSU are not selling their shares because Mr. Rosen is calling a market top. I once read somewhere that making predictions is a bit like spitting into the wind - you got to accept there will be a little spit on the toe. In Mr. Rosen’s case he seems to be going for a “spit polish” - maybe on both shoes!
Thanks for all you do
Jim
Q: Needless to say, as a shareholder since the 1980's, I was less than pleased to see the LEON family trust battles as front page news in Saturday's Fin Post. I suppose this sort of issue was inevitable, but it should really have no effect on day to day operations, correct? It's a "quiet" stock to begin with and now I know why the share price has been languishing, but it just enhances my DRIP's.
Q: You are still holding ENB even though the stock has declined over 20%. At what level would you be selling at this point considering interests rates will be rising which should add pressure to the stock?
Q: Not a question, just a comment: "Liquor Stores N.A. Ltd." changing its corporate name to "Alcanna". Depending upon how successful this cannabis initiative is for them, should be interesting to see if they eventually decide to spin off the booze biz.