Investment Q&A

Q: I have a position in TOI and with the recent run, have some decent profit. You have mentioned a few times that TOI is expensive. Does it make sense to sell half my position and purchase LMN or do you think there is some positive momentum here and let TOI run a little more?

Q: Hi Team,
This is more of a general comment , discussion on Gsy valuation. Is it just me or the earnings growth this company is putting out in relation to its p/e seems incredibly cheap. Looking at their history , quarter after quarter continues to be record and shows the most stable growth out of any of my holdings on a long term basis. The ceo really seems to know what he’s doing here. I think this should be a $1000 stock within 8-10yrs of growth remains as is and they are given a fair multiple in the market. Am I crazy to think this ? This isn’t even accounting for their new growth initiatives such as the credit cards they are going to probably be rolling out, or expansion into the US. Just looking for your thoughts on this and what might prompt the market to start recognizing the stock fairly in regards to valuation ? Thanks

Shane

Q: I am a very patient investor and want to add to my WSP holdings.

What do you think would be a realistic but very favorable price to leave my bid at.

Thanks


Sheldon

Q: I am up about 40% on GSY (thanks 5i). Weighting overall in the portfolio is still okay. At what point would you suggest trimming. Or in other words, where do you think it might be a year from now? Thanks.

Q: Please comment on earning report. Why big drop ? Thanks a million.

Q: Hello Peter,
What is happening to Ivanhoe electric? It is on a downward trend. I am thinking of selling my toi, and lmn, to invest in CSU as everyday i see csu ticking higher. Does this strategy makes sense? Also, with nice dividend history of fortis, why is it still so low whereas hydro one seems to be ticking higher. thanks very much

Q: Good afternoon,

Looking for a list of companies with safe , growing dividends and potential for some capital gain - Cdn or American.

Thank you,
Brad

Q: Which Canadian bank has been the worse performer in the last cycle?

Danny

Q: I've owned GLXY for a while. The last time Bitcoin was at the $50K level, GLXY was significantly higher (roughly $26-27). Any reasons why there is such a difference in the performance given where bitcoin is today? Given the halving is occuring in April, which is typically positive for the price of bitcoin, I would have expected a higher SP. Perhaps there's a catchup trade in the future?

Q: Thoughts on quarter please. Have owned for just over 5 years and sitting at a loss, losing patience. Thx

Q: Good afternoon 5i
I am thinking of selling Park Lawn for a tax loss. I believe you mentioned that it would likely need interest rate cuts to find some traction. I plan to buy it back. But, i was wondering whether you see any catalysts that might resurrect it within thirty days?
Thanks as always for this excellent service.

Q: Thoughts on the quarter. What is the new forward PE and how does that compare to the historical PE range?
Also, they increased the dividend for 10th consecutive year. What is the dividend growth rate over that time frame?
Thanks Rob

Q: I have to say, having been investing in the market since 1980 I don’t recall any company increasing its dividend by 22% in a year
What are your thoughts on the Q and year

Annual Dividend per Share Increased to $4.68, up 22% from $3.84

Q: SHOP is really getting cleaned out today. How do you see the stock moving in the next few days. How serious is the lighter guidance they offered? Thinking of adding some to position. Are these good prices or best to wait to see where it goes first?

Q: Thanks for quick response to my earlier question on earnings. Can you add comments after the earnings call?

Q: How would you digest SHOP earnings? How did they do on key metrics? What do you see happening to stock going forward over the next 6 months and longer? Is the story still intact and moving in the right direction?

Q: KXS shares are basically flat over that past four years. Yet the company continues to grow nicely quarter after quarter and the balance sheet is strong. So the fundamentals look really good. This would imply major valuation compression. Can you please comment on the valuation four years ago compared to today? How does the current valuation compare to their industry and software sector?

Thanks.

Q: On Sept 28,2023 Chris White did a blog post titled " Enbridge (ENB) Makes a Major Move in the US Gas Market".
Did this transaction go through? And if so how is it working out? If not why not?
Thanks
John

Q: After reading your response to earnings, I was surprised by the sell off. Things looked pretty good but I guess the market wants more, and quicker. What's your take on things after the sell off? Was the size of it justified? Buy, hold or sell?

Q: HI Guys

I know you were asked a recent question about Arcadian Timber but Just wanted some clarity. On the recent question you said " In the last year, ADN saw it's price see a slight drawdown, but total return was up by 3%. ADN continues to be a solid dividend payer with a yield of 7.14% while payout ratio is quite good at 37.36%. "

Today with their earning report they stated the dividend payout ratio for the year ending December 2023 was 132%, but 99% with the DRIP. and "Adjusted EBITDA for the year was $20.6 million, compared to $18.2 million in 2022. Acadian generated $15.0 million of Free Cash Flow during the year, compared to $12.2 million in 2022, and declared dividends of $19.8 million or $1.16 per share to our shareholders. Acadian's balance sheet remains solid with $14.8 million of net liquidity as at December 31, 2023, which includes funds available under our credit facilities."

So just wondering about how much extra funds they generate/accumulate beyond the dividend and the security of the dividend going forward. Aren't they at a level that is somewhat worrying if there was a further downturn in the lumber industry?

By the way I am a long time holder of this stock.

Thanks so much

Stuart