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Q: Your thoughts please on the quarter?
Thx
Thx
Q: I hold BNS and will continue to do so; just wondering which other of the big 6 would be be the best to pair up with BNS.
Q: If just one to be owned,which would you prefer for a 3 year hold.Thanks.
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $225.14)
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National Bank of Canada (NA $161.99)
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Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG $102.10)
Q: Hello team,
What is your view on Canadian Banks at this point? The PE ratios seem to be on the high side according to yahoo.. Also, can you comment on Descartes Systems earnings .. the outlook does not seem to be positive given potential tariffs that could be slapped on with new administration.. is it still a buy? Thanks very much
What is your view on Canadian Banks at this point? The PE ratios seem to be on the high side according to yahoo.. Also, can you comment on Descartes Systems earnings .. the outlook does not seem to be positive given potential tariffs that could be slapped on with new administration.. is it still a buy? Thanks very much
Q: I own both of these and they are now about 12% of my account. Given the uncertainty of the rate cap rumors I am thinking it might be a good time to reduce this to 5-6%. Trim both or sell one? Which one is the most likely sell candidate?
Thanks folks
Thanks folks
Q: Morning, what are your latest thoughts on AFRM, the recent quarter and potential going forward? Management is strong, profitability is around the corner, recession fears are abating... Is the debt an issue? Would you be bullish on the company now?
thx, M
thx, M
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH $2,226.61)
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Markel Group Inc. (MKL $2,042.30)
Q: Would you invest in Markel as a long term hold?
How does it compare to Fairfax?
How does it compare to Fairfax?
Q: Can you please provide an update on the current situation at PAY.?
I tried selling my shares today through my online brokerage but transaction was denied
due to 'pending sale'.
Would appreciate your comments on latest developments.
Thank you
I tried selling my shares today through my online brokerage but transaction was denied
due to 'pending sale'.
Would appreciate your comments on latest developments.
Thank you
Q: Looking at the chart of Propel. Since June 2024 consistent new monthly highs (of course with profit taking pull backs). But since the early November highs, the trend has changed, lower highs etc. this looks like a topping pattern to me. (I would say if it cannot break 40 very soon it is time to get out). While, of course, there can be many reasons for investors losing interest in a stock, the timing of the apparent reversal with the U.S. election seems too coincidental. May I ask as to whether 5i is aware of anything in the Propel business model which could be negatively affected by the Trump election? I am thinking maybe tariffs and their effect on interest rates etc.
Thanks as always
Neil
Thanks as always
Neil
Q: I see that financial yield is being used as a evaluation metric on GSY. Can you please explain how this valuation is used as compared to say more traditional measures such as; ROE, EBITDA, etc. Thx Steve
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $126.94)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $101.18)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO $184.41)
Q: Good Morning
With the banks reporting next week, I have read it may not be so much about actual results but more about future guidance.
Do you have thoughts on which banks(s) will have results that you and/or the market view positively and which ones will be viewed negatively.
Thank you
Ian
With the banks reporting next week, I have read it may not be so much about actual results but more about future guidance.
Do you have thoughts on which banks(s) will have results that you and/or the market view positively and which ones will be viewed negatively.
Thank you
Ian
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KKR & Co. Inc. (KKR $113.75)
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Blackstone Inc. (BX $141.44)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $61.60)
Q: I'm in BN and BX, would adding KKR be duplicative or additive ? It's hard to tell sometimes what these companies have for assets.
Thanks for your support.
Thanks
Thanks for your support.
Thanks
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Mastercard Incorporated (MA $540.29)
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Visa Inc. (V $323.86)
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $225.14)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $126.94)
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National Bank of Canada (NA $161.99)
Q: Hello, I am looking to buy one of these stocks for a 5+ year term. Which order would you buy (most conviction to least) and at what entry point ?
I have funds in both US and CA TFSA accounts, so, it is not a big consideration.
I have funds in both US and CA TFSA accounts, so, it is not a big consideration.
Q: What odds would you place on a potential stock split announcement coming when they report this week?
Q: The pending deal to take CI Financial private, 'may' close in Q2-2025, at $32/share.
Would you recommend shareholders hold for now, or sell it if they already are in the positive on this holding.
Would you recommend shareholders hold for now, or sell it if they already are in the positive on this holding.
Q: Hi 5i team,
My question is on Critical Illness Insurance and Long Term Care Insurance. Please comment on their usefulness as part of financial planning for retirees. Are there particular features to look for or to avoid when shopping for these kinds of insurance? Is going through an independent insurance broker the best way? Any links to articles on this subject that you can provide, including from Canadian Money Saver, would be most appreciated. Thanks.
My question is on Critical Illness Insurance and Long Term Care Insurance. Please comment on their usefulness as part of financial planning for retirees. Are there particular features to look for or to avoid when shopping for these kinds of insurance? Is going through an independent insurance broker the best way? Any links to articles on this subject that you can provide, including from Canadian Money Saver, would be most appreciated. Thanks.
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Tractor Supply Company (TSCO $50.25)
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Progressive Corporation (The) (PGR $207.26)
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Philip Morris International Inc (PM $178.17)
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Union Pacific Corporation (UNP $232.92)
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Visa Inc. (V $323.86)
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Domino's Pizza Inc (DPZ $408.46)
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Ares Management Corporation Class A (ARES $149.35)
Q: Hello ,I became familiar with various US ETF in different styles ,they represent now 70% of my RRSP US portfolio .I know that the risk is "supposingly" higher with stocks .I own 7 high quality US large Cies stocks that perform well.I wish to invest in some more US individual dividend stocks that you would consider at low risk , enough to hopefully avoid considering selling them in the future.Could you name and rank,if possible 7 US stocks that would meet those criterias..thanks to your excellent team J-Y
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $337.60)
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Intact Financial Corporation (IFC $246.85)
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Toromont Industries Ltd. (TIH $173.54)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD $71.09)
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $61.60)
Q: Dear Peter et al:
Thanks to your persistent AND consistent faith in some of your high conviction stocks, my portfolio has done well! I just renewed my 5i Bundle subscription! (Your favourite pick BN alone paid for a few years worth of subscriptions!) My only request is to "fix" the search function in your ETF/MF Newsletter! Long over due my friend!!
I have asked this question several months ago and your answer once again proved VERY profitable! I had asked a few questions from different angles about NON-Correlated assets. Private Equity and Utilities and a few others ere mentioned by you. ALL of them are up till date!!
However at this current point in this cycle, post- election phase, how would you structure non-correlated assets? (To dampen my drawdown in Large caps/Tch/Financials etc., ) Any suggestions?
Thanks to your persistent AND consistent faith in some of your high conviction stocks, my portfolio has done well! I just renewed my 5i Bundle subscription! (Your favourite pick BN alone paid for a few years worth of subscriptions!) My only request is to "fix" the search function in your ETF/MF Newsletter! Long over due my friend!!
I have asked this question several months ago and your answer once again proved VERY profitable! I had asked a few questions from different angles about NON-Correlated assets. Private Equity and Utilities and a few others ere mentioned by you. ALL of them are up till date!!
However at this current point in this cycle, post- election phase, how would you structure non-correlated assets? (To dampen my drawdown in Large caps/Tch/Financials etc., ) Any suggestions?
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3iQ Ether Staking ETF (ETHQ $14.21)
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Fidelity Advantage Bitcoin ETF (FBTC $36.83)
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ISHARES BITCOIN TR (IBIT $46.79)
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iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA $20.11)
Q: 1. What is the best Bitcoin and Ethereum Fund to Purchase to Invest in these 2 Crypto Currencies that are as closest to buying the actual currency on Netcoins , Coinbase, Etc
2. I have dealt with Netcoins and Coinbase in the past, but lately I am having issues dealing with them to purchase these currencies... They do not make it easy for me with their security features...
- Their websites and Apps dont give proper access to their services or how to access them to change settings... Especially Netcoins...
- Coinbase is troubling in the fact that you can only transfer funds back to Canadian or US dollars by using Paypal
3. Please provide answers & thoughts ...
4. I know this is not your main specialty, but I would appreciate your take on these questions and your overall opinion...
Thanks,
M
2. I have dealt with Netcoins and Coinbase in the past, but lately I am having issues dealing with them to purchase these currencies... They do not make it easy for me with their security features...
- Their websites and Apps dont give proper access to their services or how to access them to change settings... Especially Netcoins...
- Coinbase is troubling in the fact that you can only transfer funds back to Canadian or US dollars by using Paypal
3. Please provide answers & thoughts ...
4. I know this is not your main specialty, but I would appreciate your take on these questions and your overall opinion...
Thanks,
M