Investment Q&A

Q: Hi - what do you make of a transport like TFII moving up strongly despite gas prices rising in step? Would you be a buyer here?

Q: Typical Canada/BC that they pulled approval for Chem trade to produce sulphuric acid right at the time of a major global shortage and when the need for a North American supplier is critical.

Is the 17% drop today about right based on this news? What do you think the chances are this get overturned? I recently bought after looking at the macro situation and need to decide whether to drop and move on or if there is recovery potential. Given that Vancouver and BC is involved this could drag on for years, no?

Q: I asked question last Sunday past regarding top 6 sectors (in order of preference complete with top 2 picks in each sector along with reasons behind the picks again everything in order of preference please. No sure what happened but no answer was given...thanks

Q: Everyone, Have the fundamental concerns investors raise about stocks changed over time, or are they largely the same questions in different forms? Clayton

Q: If Globalstar is taken over by Amazon, how might that affect the contracts MDA has with Globalstar? Is this a net positive or a negative for MDA. Thanks.

Q: Hi 5i,
I have 300 shares of SES. It is in my TFSA, so no tax consequences if I sell. What is your opinion of the best option to take? Get shares of GFL, combination of shares and cash, or sell shares . We don’t need the cash but I want a company that has potential to grow.
Thank you for your opinion.

Q: The valuation on this company is high although the stock has dropped quite a bit. Is there value in the stock at it's current price?

Q: In what order would you buy RTX, TER, ELVA, MDA for the most growth and why, risk is not an issue.

Thank you for your service!

Q: Why the large drop on share value today? Is this a good entry point or wait and see if further drops are around the corner?

Q: Hi Peter,
I own TRI shares in my C$ account. When will TRI pay out this special dividend with a reverse stock split? Is there anything shareholders need to do to receive this special dividend? Thanks.

Q: Do you have any thoughts on CUBE? I don’t have a lot of REIT exposure in my portfolio (just a small position in DIR.UN and some ARE at a large loss).

Thinking of maybe either taking a tax-loss on ARE and redeploying into CUBE or else just buying CUBE with cash available in my portfolio (my sells are usually wrong, so I tend not to sell often).

Q: Your thoughts on recent reactions fir these two stocks .
Thanks

Q: BYD has come down a lot recently, from 240 to the 170 range, the analysts are quite bullish , is there any explanation for the drop ?

Q: Hi Peter, I don't have any shares of TRI but have wanted some in the past. Is it still worth buying considering the drop it has had and would now be a good time to buy or is it better to wait for the split as I don't think I would be participating in the dividend. Thanks

Q: I’m thinking of switching out propel for cameco?
What are your thoughts for long term growth.

Q: Can you tell me what cdn forest companies have the largest foot print in the U.S. Also are there ant forest companies that you like?

Thanks
Auftar

Q: A few days ago, I sent an enquiring re LCFS. I haven’t had a response, so am sending again.
Please give your thoughts on this as well as providing other renewables you might prefer.

Also, I am interested in your thoughts on Telesat. Would you kindly express your thought on this too.

Thanks

Q: Which of the following would be good to build on for long term investments for a 30 year old? This is for a TFSA. Looking for medium to high risk.

Q: TRI: offering put option whereby sell back shares to corp.; but, at what price? You have mentioned special dividend. Is this part of the same thing?

Q: Hello Team 5i & Everyone,

I received a "corporate action notice" from Thompson Reuters and I think they appear to be buying back shares. Do you have a preference for which options here?

Event Options:

Option 1: Opt-Out Election Shares Only (Eligible Holders Only) (See Event Terms)
To receive One (1) new post consolidation share Thomson Reuters Corp share for One (1) Thomson Reuters Corp Com No Par tendered

Option 2: Exchange (USD cash and shares) (Eligible Holders Only) (See Event Terms)
To receive approximately USD $1.36 in cash and TBD post-consolidation common shares for every one (1) share of Thomson Reuters Corp Com No Par share tendered.

Option 99: Take No Action (Default) (CAD cash and shares)
To receive CAD equivalent of approximately USD $1.36 in cash and TBD post-consolidation common shares for every one (1) share of Thomson Reuters Corp Com No Par share tendered.

Thank you,

Sandra