Q: Has there been positive news on REAL to explain the recent momentum? Is it time to sell and move on or hold for a few quarters? Thank you.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: I am looking to put some USD, currently held inside an RSP to work on either of these Cdn banks. Is there a preference, or should I look at buying both? Also, would it be better to buy the US listed stock, as I have USD - or convert to Cdn dollars and buy the Cdn listed stock?
Many thanks!
Dawn
Many thanks!
Dawn
Q: Canadian banks:
How high a weighting in Canadian banks would you be comfortable holding?
How high a weighting in Canadian banks would you be comfortable holding?
Q: Hi
I hold both MasterCard and Visa and was thinking of selling one in a registered account to pick up some BRK.B.
Which one would you sell?
Thanks,
I hold both MasterCard and Visa and was thinking of selling one in a registered account to pick up some BRK.B.
Which one would you sell?
Thanks,
Q: May I have your comments on earning please
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Brookfield Business Partners L.P. (BBU.UN)
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Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited (BAM)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. Limited Partnership Units (BEP)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP Limited Partnership Units (BIP)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation (BIPC)
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Brookfield Business Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate (BBUC)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited (BN)
Q: December 2022 sold BBU and BBUC for tax loss using BN as a proxy. Now after 30 days considering whether best move is to buy back BBU or add to BAM or BIPC or standstill for awhile. BN is 4.5%, BEP is 3.55%, BIP is 2.52% and BAM is .97% of my portfolio where the investment objective is to hold a growth-leaning dividend-paying balanced portfolio. What would be your choice?
Q: Can you please provide your views on hmax?
Q: I am interested in your thoughts on the Canadian bank mean reversion ETF's. Do you prefer them to the regular bank ETF's? Any recommendations for the ones you like best.
Thanks,
Chuck
Thanks,
Chuck
Q: Hi Peter, I'm limited in cash at the moment and would like to start a position with either BN or BAM. If only one could be picked, which one of these would you favor for a TFSA and why? Thanks, Nick
Q: What will the purchase today do to the offer to buy?
Q: I've been watching ECN over the past little while through 5i and note that they seem to be one of your favourite companies due to strong mgt. Noted your answers to some questions on Jan 24/25 and you felt that they have strong upside potential over the next 12-24 months. How risky would you say an investment in ECN is....say relative to a company like GSY? Thank you.
Q: Of these three financials - TSU, IFC, GSY - can you please rank per the following:
- Management
- Long term growth prospects
- Moat (or at least its strength within it's sub-sector)
- Best current valuation
- Relative safety (least risk - especially in a weak economy)
- Management
- Long term growth prospects
- Moat (or at least its strength within it's sub-sector)
- Best current valuation
- Relative safety (least risk - especially in a weak economy)
Q: Have you read that major article the Globe and Mail did on CIX on Saturday? If so, do you have any response to it? It sounded kind of like a hit piece, and certainly had nothing good to say about either the company's future prospects or its leadership.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-ci-financial-us-expansion-leave-canada/?cmpid=rss
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-ci-financial-us-expansion-leave-canada/?cmpid=rss
Q: Assuming a few better years for bonds ahead, insurance should do well. How would you rate ELF, and what would be your favourite in the space.
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I'm looking to add another dividend name to my son's portfolio (10+ years timeframe) and am trying to decide between GWO and POW. Both have similar yields. I always thought GWO was the "jewel in the crown" of the POW empire, yet some money managers tend to believe it's best to own the parent company than the subsidiaries. I'm not particularly interested in exposure to IG financial, which would be included in POW. How would you compare these two companies in terms of balance sheet strength, growth, dividend growth and overall safety? Which one would you buy?
Much appreciated,
Brian
I'm looking to add another dividend name to my son's portfolio (10+ years timeframe) and am trying to decide between GWO and POW. Both have similar yields. I always thought GWO was the "jewel in the crown" of the POW empire, yet some money managers tend to believe it's best to own the parent company than the subsidiaries. I'm not particularly interested in exposure to IG financial, which would be included in POW. How would you compare these two companies in terms of balance sheet strength, growth, dividend growth and overall safety? Which one would you buy?
Much appreciated,
Brian
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Intact Financial Corporation (IFC)
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Currency Exchange International Corp. (CXI)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY)
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EQB Inc. (EQB)
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ECN Capital Corp. (ECN)
Q: Could you please rank these five financials for growth for a relatively short time frame of say 2 years?
Q: CXI has had quite a run. Is it a good buy at this price?
Q: Would you please confirm that these preferred shares now fall under BN (Brookfield Corporation)? Trying to assess the safety of the dividend.
Thanks
Peter
Thanks
Peter
Q: Your comments on Versabank? Is it a buy, sell or hold? How does it compare to eqb which you recently added to one of the model portfolios. Would you sell vbnk to purchase eqb? Thanks
Q: Is Iris Energy Ltd a good investment now or in the near future?