Q: Due to a 200+% rise in share price BIP.UN now comprises 21% of my portfolio. As this is a world wide diversified business, is this something I should pare down and if so How much ? The stock continues to perform well and I am having a hard time justifying selling it in favour of diversification.
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Investment Q&A
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $181.77)
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Rogers Communications Inc. Class B Non-voting Shares (RCI.B $48.77)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU $4,393.00)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS $20.90)
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Sleep Country Canada Holdings Inc. (ZZZ $34.99)
Q: Speaking from a momentum perspective, can you please provide 5 of your favorite momentum plays for a med risk ,div income investor?
great service, many txs
great service, many txs
Q: I bought AGT in order to diversify into the Agricultural space (this is the only investment I have in the Agri sector.) Since I bought the shares AGT kept loosing its value. What is your recommendation? "Sell", "Hold" or Buy more. My inclination was to sell due to its high debt, however when Prem Watsa invested in the company I thought there was some value to be gained. What are your thoughts?
Q: I hold this in my TFSA and currently down approximately $2,000. Should I just accept my loss and sell or hope that it will recover
Dave
Dave
Q: Hello team,
A couple of years ago you advised that your 'ideal sector classification' would be as followed:
Consumer Cyclical
Consumer Staples
Retail
Financials
Real Estate
Health Care (CDN)
Health Care (US)
Capital Goods / Industrials
Transportation
Information Technology
Internet / Software
Telecommunication Services
Energy
Gold / Silver
Materials
Utilities
I ask this question every 6-9 months when I am doing sector re-balancing. Given today's market conditions, what would be your ideal weighting for each of these for an investor who has a long time horizon and is a 7/8 out of 10 on the risk scale?
My current weighting breakdown is:
Consumer Cyclical - 12%
Consumer Staples - 9%
Retail - 2%
Financials - 9%
Real Estate - 1%
Health Care (CDN) - 3%
Health Care (US) - 2%
Capital Goods / Industrials - 14%
Transportation - 3%
Information Technology - 8%
Internet / Software - 15%
Telecommunication Services - 4%
Energy - 3%
Gold / Silver - 2%
Materials - 8%
Utilities - 4%
I find myself usually becoming overweight in Consumer Discretionary and Info Tech / Software as most of your top picks are in those categories. Any thoughts on where I should be scaling back / adding to?
Please deduct multiple question credits. Thank you.
A couple of years ago you advised that your 'ideal sector classification' would be as followed:
Consumer Cyclical
Consumer Staples
Retail
Financials
Real Estate
Health Care (CDN)
Health Care (US)
Capital Goods / Industrials
Transportation
Information Technology
Internet / Software
Telecommunication Services
Energy
Gold / Silver
Materials
Utilities
I ask this question every 6-9 months when I am doing sector re-balancing. Given today's market conditions, what would be your ideal weighting for each of these for an investor who has a long time horizon and is a 7/8 out of 10 on the risk scale?
My current weighting breakdown is:
Consumer Cyclical - 12%
Consumer Staples - 9%
Retail - 2%
Financials - 9%
Real Estate - 1%
Health Care (CDN) - 3%
Health Care (US) - 2%
Capital Goods / Industrials - 14%
Transportation - 3%
Information Technology - 8%
Internet / Software - 15%
Telecommunication Services - 4%
Energy - 3%
Gold / Silver - 2%
Materials - 8%
Utilities - 4%
I find myself usually becoming overweight in Consumer Discretionary and Info Tech / Software as most of your top picks are in those categories. Any thoughts on where I should be scaling back / adding to?
Please deduct multiple question credits. Thank you.
Q: On Oct 13 a question referred to a 'forever stock' with CNR being one pick, what are some of the others?
Q: I have 17 YELLOW PAGES LIMITED WTS (Y.WT-C) in my portfolio.
I am wondering what they are and if I should keep them.
Thank you.
Serge
I am wondering what they are and if I should keep them.
Thank you.
Serge
Q: Hi 5i
Looking for some sustainable growth companies that may offer compounding return.
I have been looking at First Service Corp currently priced at 88.85Can.
What are your thoughts about FSV continuing to put up high growth numbers after doing it for two decades? I see by their investor information they have 5% market share; leaving significant share for growth.
Do the estimates you have indicate significant growth trajectory will continue?
Thanks
Dave
Looking for some sustainable growth companies that may offer compounding return.
I have been looking at First Service Corp currently priced at 88.85Can.
What are your thoughts about FSV continuing to put up high growth numbers after doing it for two decades? I see by their investor information they have 5% market share; leaving significant share for growth.
Do the estimates you have indicate significant growth trajectory will continue?
Thanks
Dave
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Canadian National Railway Company (CNR $133.62)
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Stantec Inc. (STN $150.37)
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI $18.36)
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Badger Infrastructure Solutions Ltd. (BDGI $58.15)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS $20.90)
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K-Bro Linen Inc. (KBL $36.61)
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF $73.45)
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
In our combined portfolio, we hold the following Industrials: BAD, EIF, KBL, NFI, SIS, and STN. In this group, we're frustrated with EIF and are just breaking when considering its healthy dividend. I like your idea of "forever" stocks and note that CNR is your pick in this sector. My questions are: Given that all of the above (with the exception of EIF) are performing well, would you be OK with replacing EIF with CNR, or perhaps you have a better suggestion? Are there too many Industrials in our portfolio and is it time to exit one or more of the group?
As always, your advice is greatly appreciated and valued.
In our combined portfolio, we hold the following Industrials: BAD, EIF, KBL, NFI, SIS, and STN. In this group, we're frustrated with EIF and are just breaking when considering its healthy dividend. I like your idea of "forever" stocks and note that CNR is your pick in this sector. My questions are: Given that all of the above (with the exception of EIF) are performing well, would you be OK with replacing EIF with CNR, or perhaps you have a better suggestion? Are there too many Industrials in our portfolio and is it time to exit one or more of the group?
As always, your advice is greatly appreciated and valued.
Q: Hi 5i team,
Both PBL and GC are related to the gambling business. Which one will be your preference at this point based on valuation, company strength, competition, and growth for the next 3 years?
Thanks.
Both PBL and GC are related to the gambling business. Which one will be your preference at this point based on valuation, company strength, competition, and growth for the next 3 years?
Thanks.
Q: Hi 5i,
Which railway co. would be your favorite at this time. Does one of these companies have more exposure to the US and would a fallout in NAFTA have any affect. Which one has more exposure to crude by rail.
Thanks Dave
Which railway co. would be your favorite at this time. Does one of these companies have more exposure to the US and would a fallout in NAFTA have any affect. Which one has more exposure to crude by rail.
Thanks Dave
Q: Hi 5i, any reason why Shaw is taking a 3% hit to the downside today? Thanks Rob
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS $190.03)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS $20.90)
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Block Inc. Class A (SQ)
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Grande West Transportation Group Inc. (BUS)
Q: Hello 5i,
Could you please comment on the above mentioned companies from a strictly growth perspective. Possibly rank them also, although I am more interested in your view of each.
Thanks for all your help!!
Dave
Could you please comment on the above mentioned companies from a strictly growth perspective. Possibly rank them also, although I am more interested in your view of each.
Thanks for all your help!!
Dave
Q: SCL had a 8% move up today. Any update or information would be appreciated.
Thanks Bill
Thanks Bill
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Cargojet Inc. Common and Variable Voting Shares (CJT $100.96)
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Chorus Aviation Inc. Voting and Variable Voting Shares (CHR $20.40)
Q: Could you give me your assessment of those 2 stocks; how they differ and which you prefer! Thanks so much.
Lorraine
Lorraine
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Andrew Peller Limited/Andrew Peller Limitee Class A Non-voting Shares (ADW.A $5.16)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS $20.90)
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Grande West Transportation Group Inc. (BUS)
Q: What are your thoughts on Outlook for Savaria, Grande West and Andrew Peller.
I see a Report from last year on Andrew Peller. Where do you see this Company going in the Long Run.
And How would you rate this Companies on Growth Potential.
I see a Report from last year on Andrew Peller. Where do you see this Company going in the Long Run.
And How would you rate this Companies on Growth Potential.
Q: Hi guys
My question earlier was a comparison of L brands to Parkland Fuel. Perhaps it was taken as Laurentian bank by mistake. Thank you for the quick response though.
J
My question earlier was a comparison of L brands to Parkland Fuel. Perhaps it was taken as Laurentian bank by mistake. Thank you for the quick response though.
J
Q: Hi! I own Barrick (ABX) & down 48% (~ -$6K loss) and Wajax & down 38% (~ -$6K loss), should I continue to hold in the chance they improve or would you recommend selling now and taking a loss? Thx Kim
Q: I am wondering whether CNR is an opportunity with the lack of new Canadian pipelines in the foreseeable future.
Q: Today (Oct 10) you identified Loblaw (L.ca) as a "forever" hold. Have you all seen a doctor about this problem? L is in a most challenging and very vulnerable sector. Razor thin margins which cannot always be made up in high volume.
Please take this comment 9not a question) in good humor. I write tongue in cheek because the inclusion of a supermarket in your supplementary list baffled me no end.
Sent most RESPECTFULLY
Please take this comment 9not a question) in good humor. I write tongue in cheek because the inclusion of a supermarket in your supplementary list baffled me no end.
Sent most RESPECTFULLY