Q: Hello Peter,
Given your last reply on well at 16 times forward earnings, is this stock mis priced by the market? I would think for growth company, investors would pile into the stock given the current decrease in rates which help small caps.. Any comments? Also, do you think xsu can go much higher or has it rallied already in expectation of rates going down? Lastly, i know you don't believe in market timing but when some stocks surge due to recent announcements on lower rates, is it worth selling and buying it back when markets settle.. much appreciated.
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Asked by umedali on September 20, 2024
Q: Your return on the balance portfolio is around 14% per year since inception. I am updating my own personal financial model, and is this a reasonable return to use? I presume this number includes yearly dividends. It does seem a little high given it is in a low interest rate period but that may be irrelevant.
Q: If somebody mentioned already on this forum I missed it. Congratulations to 5i for having a handfull of stocks that they have endorsed to us members on making the TSX Top 30 list, https://www.tsx.com/en/news?id=1053 , the 30 best performers over the last 3 years. I, along with lots of your members I'd guess am very happy to own a few of the stocks on the list, tx to the team at 5i. What are a few names you'd guess at making the next list next?
Q: Hi 5i Team - The guest on BNN Market Call today, said that WELL has to grow into itself since it's trading at at 100 times 2025 (I assume earnings). At the same time he praised it for its strong organic growth with 98% returning revenue and 37% revenue growth. I'm a little confused by these numbers. Could you perhaps put them into a perspective that I can understand. Thanks.
Q: Can you please give me your current opinion on Goodfellow potential. Will they be in a position to pay dividend ms in coming year? What is their growth potential in current macro environment of reducing interest rates? How would they compare to your favorite small cap industrial companies? Is it worth investing in at the moment or best left alone for greener pastures?
Q: Can you give me your best choice for a new position to add to an RESP that has a long runway (12 years) ..it can be a Canadian traded stock or ETF or a CDR. Thank you.
Q: Does the company explain the nature of the delay from one customer? Delay in placing an order, accepting the finished order, paying? Can we be confident that is just a delayed transaction?
I've seen examples where an event like this turned out to be more serious than it first appeared.
Q: Just a follow-up to your recent answer on ADF, does any “single customer” type risk exist with this company or do they have a broad base of clients? Thanks,
Q: This morning they reported and for the EPS, they beat handily the with .51 vs expected .39. The cause of this was a great increase in their margins. On the other hand, the revenue came much lighter at nearly 75M vs expected 92.6M.
They mentioned 1 customer had a delay which will come at a later date of 35M which would have made the revenue for the quarter at 110M vs once again the expected 92.6.
In your experience, how would the market react to such news?
Q: Not that CLS has dropped so much, so quickly, do you think it's worth picking up right now? That is to say, or the fundamentals strong enough to start picking this up now, or is it likely to drop even further? As it seems to be connected to the EA industry, at a proceed to bubble, how do you foresee the next 3 to 5 years for this company?
Q: With lng Canada online soon, things are looking good in the years ahead for Nat gas Price in general but there is also a recession risk if we dont get a soft landing. My question is would you be confortable holding a full oil&gas positions atm or keep a decent cash position like mr. Buffet .
I'm not sure how big of an impact a recession might have on the Sector given whats ahead with current lng development and the Sector being already depressed as it is, how much further down could it go if we do get the recession