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Q: Hello, Can you please let me know the historic average PE for Goldman. I see its trading just over 9x earnings and would like to compare that to the avg. thanks
Q: How will BN be affected by tariffs?
Is it a good buy at these levels..
If the trade war calms down….. which companies will gain the most.
Is it a good buy at these levels..
If the trade war calms down….. which companies will gain the most.
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KKR & Co. Inc. (KKR)
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Blackstone Inc. (BX)
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Apollo Global Management Inc. (APO)
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Ares Management Corporation Class A (ARES)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I have read your previous responses on Alternative Asset Management providers and particularly your thoughts on BN.
The above list of companies are likely to fall significantly in this down market and I was wondering at what prices would you buy and which are your favorites now.
Cheers and thank you in advance.
PK
I have read your previous responses on Alternative Asset Management providers and particularly your thoughts on BN.
The above list of companies are likely to fall significantly in this down market and I was wondering at what prices would you buy and which are your favorites now.
Cheers and thank you in advance.
PK
Q: Hello 5i,
Thanks for the detailed and quality answers during these "interesting" times. I know predictions are pretty much "off the table", but ... I wonder if you could ponder the chance over the next few years of a dividend cut at the Banks. (1 = impossible, 10 = possible if things get really bad).
Knowing that such an action would be a very tuff call for the banks to make. All Canadian banks in general, but specifically TD and BNS (which are some of my TSFA holdings and used to generate retirement dividend revenue.
Thanks for the detailed and quality answers during these "interesting" times. I know predictions are pretty much "off the table", but ... I wonder if you could ponder the chance over the next few years of a dividend cut at the Banks. (1 = impossible, 10 = possible if things get really bad).
Knowing that such an action would be a very tuff call for the banks to make. All Canadian banks in general, but specifically TD and BNS (which are some of my TSFA holdings and used to generate retirement dividend revenue.
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Bank of America Corporation (BAC)
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
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Prudential Financial Inc. (PRU)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Financials Index ETF (XFN)
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BMO Equal Weight US Banks Index ETF (ZBK)
Q: What’s the best way to play the US and Canadian financials in this market? Stocks or funds are fine.
Q: I currently owned IFC and EQB. Would it be better to sell IFC and buy X for the long term, this would be more than 10years?
Q: Is EQB a buy now? It was suggested that if if fell below $100.00 that this would be a good time to buy. I currently own some and wonder if I should buy more ?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: US banks dropped significantly today. What is your view regarding the stability of Canadian banks in this tumultuous period?
Q: Which would you prefer over the next five years? And, which will be the least volatile?
Q: Good Evening
My question is about FC -Firm Capital Mortgage Corporation.
In your universe there are several convertible unsecured FC debentures but not the actual FC.
Can you please provide some information about this company. Their dividend was not cut since 2004. Is it suitable for an investor who is interested in relatively less risky investments with predictable income streams.
Thank you.
My question is about FC -Firm Capital Mortgage Corporation.
In your universe there are several convertible unsecured FC debentures but not the actual FC.
Can you please provide some information about this company. Their dividend was not cut since 2004. Is it suitable for an investor who is interested in relatively less risky investments with predictable income streams.
Thank you.
Q: Hi 5i Team,
You have in the past been very positive of BNS. I have held it for dividends (dollar cost averaging) and long term growth. It is also "Canadian". It has fallen in price since late last year, especially compared with TD. I would be interested in your opinion going forward and if you would be OK with adding to my position (new $$$). 3 to 5 year horizon.
You have in the past been very positive of BNS. I have held it for dividends (dollar cost averaging) and long term growth. It is also "Canadian". It has fallen in price since late last year, especially compared with TD. I would be interested in your opinion going forward and if you would be OK with adding to my position (new $$$). 3 to 5 year horizon.
Q: I have a full position in GSY and a smaller position in PRL. I am down slightly on PRL. Do prefer EQB over PRL for long term growth?
Q: Do you know what is going on with this investment? I got a note from Broadridge to call them, but then they said they had approval.
Buy, sell or hold?
Buy, sell or hold?
Q: Does Propel have any benefit of Cdn$ costs versus US$ sales and are tariffs a material issue?
Q: I have heard advisors say that private credit (MICs like maybe Capital Direct) can be considered as part of a portfolio’s fixed income allocation. Would the same thing apply to publicly traded MICs such as Atrium, Mcan etc) as the distributions they pay out are considered interest income.
Q: Hi 5i team,
What are your thoughts and do you have suggestions (names) on investing in a Public private equity company as a means to curb some of the volatility. Thank you as always.
What are your thoughts and do you have suggestions (names) on investing in a Public private equity company as a means to curb some of the volatility. Thank you as always.
Q: I'm considering taking a position in the sub-prime Canadian lenders. Between Propel and Goeasy, which one would you choose to maximize total returns given the current market price? Is there an advantage in holding both with a (50/50) position? Planned holding period is 3 to 5 years.
Thanks for the great service.
André
Thanks for the great service.
André
Q: What happens to the earnings of Propel if the US economy goes into recession? I’m confused because I have heard recessions cause more people to use their type of lending. Yet you would think defaults would rise significantly. What would the net effect be?
Q: Good day. Your last question on this company was nine years ago. Could you give me a brief rundown on whether you believe it's investible given the current climate? I've been doing well in it, but have only about 1% and am interested in increasing that.