Q: Gsy is getting decimated on the news of its CEO stepping down….Any reason here for concern?
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Q: Any reason PRL is down 5% at this time of writing Friday? I like this stock a lot but it’s trading is frustrating of late.
Q: What point would you become more positive on FSZ ? The company has exceded estimates the past 2 quarters. What else could help?
Thx
Thx
Q: Is the selloff of GSY a little overdone given the transition timeline and the ongoing input from the CEO? If so, is it in bargain territory?
With appreciation,
Ed
With appreciation,
Ed
Q: CEO stepped down and stock drops around 8%
sounds like a problem somewhere
sounds like a problem somewhere
Q: And another question about GSY, after a couple in the last day or 2. One answer was that there was no news that would explain its recent strong stock price. You have often said that new highs were a positive and not necessarily a reason to sell.....but I can't help but wonder if it is time to take profits, but of course would want to get your views. What is your current outlook for where the share price might go from here? With the rise in price, its financial matrices are thinning out....how does it compare to other similar financial alternatives? As always, thank you for your excellent service.
Q: Hello,
I would like a comparison analysis of these two companies on their business and which one do you think is a better business to hold for 5-10 Years?
I would like a comparison analysis of these two companies on their business and which one do you think is a better business to hold for 5-10 Years?
Q: Good morning
Go easy CEO is stepping down at the end of the year is this any cause for concern?
thks
Marse
Go easy CEO is stepping down at the end of the year is this any cause for concern?
thks
Marse
Q: GSY has been on a tear lately.
Any reson why?
Sheldon
Any reson why?
Sheldon
Q: The vast majority of my holdings are non-dividend paying growth stocks. The one exception is HMAX, which I purchased earlier this year for its 15% dividend. It is now 3.5% of my portfolio and I am contemplating increasing this to a full position. My reasoning is that most of the bad news in the banking/insurance sector has already been factored into the share price and that, overtime, HMAX's value will rise again. Meanwhile, I'll receive a healthy dividend. I bought HMAX at $13.67; today it's trading at $13. 24. Do you believe the dividend is safe (I'm aware it was reduced last year from 17%) and do you see the current price as a buying opportunity assuming one has patience, likes the dividend, holds no other banks or insurance companies and expects only moderate growth going forward? Thank you.
Q: This Brazilian fintech/bank has not been performing well. I have a small position. Not sure if I should add or hold. It is hard to find good info on Stone since it is Brazilian . What is 5iresearch's opinion?
Q: Hi 5i Team,
I would like to know if the dividend paid by BAM in USD in a US account qualifies for the federal and Ontario dividend tax credit.
Many thanks in advance for providing this information.
I would like to know if the dividend paid by BAM in USD in a US account qualifies for the federal and Ontario dividend tax credit.
Many thanks in advance for providing this information.
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM)
Q: BAM is currently overvalued per Morningstar (price of $51 vs fair value of 44 ish).
BN is currently undervalued per Morningstar (price of $56 vs fair value of 60+ if I remember correctly)
Would you agree with this valuation?
I am currently owning both BN and BAM. The BAM holding was spun off from the BN holding. I just want to simplify into 1 holding. Would it make sense to sell BAM and add to BN here? My priority is growth as the horizon is 10 + years. Thank you very much.
BN is currently undervalued per Morningstar (price of $56 vs fair value of 60+ if I remember correctly)
Would you agree with this valuation?
I am currently owning both BN and BAM. The BAM holding was spun off from the BN holding. I just want to simplify into 1 holding. Would it make sense to sell BAM and add to BN here? My priority is growth as the horizon is 10 + years. Thank you very much.
Q: TMX share price has had a bit of a run up lately, and I think from a review of past answers must now be pretty close to the high end of its historical valuation range? Do you have any concerns about it getting ahead of itself at this point or do you think the fundamentals are supporting this upward momentum? Appreciate your insight as always.
Q: Hi Team,
PRL appears to be breaking out recently. If looking to add to a position here is now the time? Also, would you advise selling Ats and switching into PRL with the funds? Ats has been a drag for a long time now in my portfolio .
Thanks ,
Shane
PRL appears to be breaking out recently. If looking to add to a position here is now the time? Also, would you advise selling Ats and switching into PRL with the funds? Ats has been a drag for a long time now in my portfolio .
Thanks ,
Shane
Q: Do you think now is a good time to buy Visa? Or do you think there is more downside given the recent Supreme Court ruling on the antitrust litigation?
Q: What are the prospects for BNRE? Buy, sell or hold?
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Brookfield Business Partners L.P. Limited Partnership Units (BBU)
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Brookfield Business Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BBUC)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
Q: Hi, Further to my comment on BBU/CDK, the media still mention BBU as the owner of CDK. But with the BAM split in 2022, hard to know who owns what.
BN stock has not really moved in the last 5 days compared to BBUC. Might explain why Gordon was not happy on Tuesday.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-20/brookfield-business-partners-slips-as-hack-hits-car-dealers
BN stock has not really moved in the last 5 days compared to BBUC. Might explain why Gordon was not happy on Tuesday.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-20/brookfield-business-partners-slips-as-hack-hits-car-dealers
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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: Using total return over the medium term (3-5 yrs) as your goal what would be your top 3 picks in the Publicly Traded Private Equity sector excluding BN and BX?
Secondly, where would BN and BX rank among your picks?
Thirdly, what %age of a portfolio would you allocate to this sector?
Thank you, Hugh
Secondly, where would BN and BX rank among your picks?
Thirdly, what %age of a portfolio would you allocate to this sector?
Thank you, Hugh
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Brookfield Business Partners L.P. Limited Partnership Units (BBU)
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Brookfield Business Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate (BBUC)
Q: Ref Gordon question today, BBU recent weakness might be related to CDK Global serious cyber attack, one of their businesses bought in 2022. Cheers.