Q: I can not find the changes to the balanced equity portfolio. The march update for this portfolio is not listed on the latest report section. Where do I look to find it?
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Q: Hello,
With the latest updates to the Balanced Equity Portfolio, of the holdings, could you please recommend 5 to 7 companies which you'd put into a TFSA before the others?
I'm a fairly young investor, with a very long time horizon (30+ years), and the TFSA represents approx. 40% of my total investment portfolio currently. I generally have a similar mix of diversification as the model portfolio across all accounts. I assume you'd be comfortable with any of the companies over this time horizon, but would any be 'better' than others for exploiting the tax advantages (with the understanding that losses can/will happen in any account)? Thank you.
With the latest updates to the Balanced Equity Portfolio, of the holdings, could you please recommend 5 to 7 companies which you'd put into a TFSA before the others?
I'm a fairly young investor, with a very long time horizon (30+ years), and the TFSA represents approx. 40% of my total investment portfolio currently. I generally have a similar mix of diversification as the model portfolio across all accounts. I assume you'd be comfortable with any of the companies over this time horizon, but would any be 'better' than others for exploiting the tax advantages (with the understanding that losses can/will happen in any account)? Thank you.
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
I thank you for opening new (portfolio) horizons for us; I'm trying to digest all the info you supplied us.
Could you please explain the rationale for removing FSV from the balanced portfolio (in view of the split) with the view of adding back one of the two parts at a later date?
Since it seems that you have added CXI in both the balanced and growth portfolios, could you explain why?
By the way, my approach in developing my one and only (RRIF) portfolio is to incorporate into it a selection of holdings from all your three portfolios. Different strokes for different folks, I presume.
Thanks, as always
Antoine
I thank you for opening new (portfolio) horizons for us; I'm trying to digest all the info you supplied us.
Could you please explain the rationale for removing FSV from the balanced portfolio (in view of the split) with the view of adding back one of the two parts at a later date?
Since it seems that you have added CXI in both the balanced and growth portfolios, could you explain why?
By the way, my approach in developing my one and only (RRIF) portfolio is to incorporate into it a selection of holdings from all your three portfolios. Different strokes for different folks, I presume.
Thanks, as always
Antoine
Q: Hi Peter:
I have a Bell Canada coupon bond earning 9.25% maturing in 2032 currently worth 45 k sitting in a LIRA account. I am thinking of selling it and buying all or half of what's in your new Growth Portfolio. My question is would you suggest buying all 22 investments with the 45 k or say 10?
Any guidance on what those 10 should be?
Thanks for all the great advice.
Greg.
I have a Bell Canada coupon bond earning 9.25% maturing in 2032 currently worth 45 k sitting in a LIRA account. I am thinking of selling it and buying all or half of what's in your new Growth Portfolio. My question is would you suggest buying all 22 investments with the 45 k or say 10?
Any guidance on what those 10 should be?
Thanks for all the great advice.
Greg.
Q: I want to buy according to growth portfolio,to creat funds what do I sell from all this loosers,cf,cls,crh,tdg,dml,sgy,abm,bld,qst,tmm,mnd?>
Q: Two quick question on the balanced equity portfolio:
1 - I think you use to own Valeant and sold it last year. With no exposure to healthcare and the sector doing very well over the past year, why haven't you added exposure in this area?
2 - I'm surprised that you removed HCG! I also own it and have noticed its poor performance recently. It seems to be diverging from the other Cdn banks, but with a 20% ROE, a growing dividend and low payout ratio, its hard to get rid of it.
Thanks,
Jason
1 - I think you use to own Valeant and sold it last year. With no exposure to healthcare and the sector doing very well over the past year, why haven't you added exposure in this area?
2 - I'm surprised that you removed HCG! I also own it and have noticed its poor performance recently. It seems to be diverging from the other Cdn banks, but with a 20% ROE, a growing dividend and low payout ratio, its hard to get rid of it.
Thanks,
Jason
Q: Just a comment,I have been studying your growth portfolio for 3 hours and it is just fantastic-the weightings, the picks diversification etc.best thing about i already own 11 of the stocks in it and have owned them for many months. My portfolio is 85 per cent aggressive growth, I can manage the risk.
I especially like that you added Cxi to the growth and to the equity balanced, this has been a large holding of mine for 18 months.
Despite your comments, I really feel that some of the stocks in the growth could have substantial upside as your membership buys in.it is bit of a momentum trade but also great companies.thanks again dave
I especially like that you added Cxi to the growth and to the equity balanced, this has been a large holding of mine for 18 months.
Despite your comments, I really feel that some of the stocks in the growth could have substantial upside as your membership buys in.it is bit of a momentum trade but also great companies.thanks again dave
Q: I have inherited a small amount of money which I plan to use to diversify my stock portfolio. I currently have some of the same or similar stock as shown in your Model portfolio. For example I have TRP instead of ENB, MRE instead of MG, etc. My existing portfolio is overweighted in oil and oil services stocks and banks, eg Bank of Nova Scotia so I believe some diversification is probably good. With this as a basis, do you believe that all the companies shown in your model portfolio will still continue to show good growth over the next few years. I usually keep most shares indefinitely and seldom less than 3-5 years. So assuming you believe all of the companies will continue to show good growth, I will probably purchase some Amaya (AYA), CCL Industries (CCL.B), Cineplex (CGX), Constellation Software (CSU), Descartes Systems (DSG), Enghouse Systems (ESL), First Service Corp (FSV), MacDonald Dettwiler (MDA), Stantec (STN), Stella-Jones (SJ), and Sylogist (SYZ). All of these are in your model portfolio. Perhaps there are alternates that may be better than those above shown in your Model portfolio??? Thank you very much for your thoughts.
Q: Hi Mr. Hodson
How will we know when the new Growth Portfolio is released today?
Do we get one of those emails from 5i?
Or do we just check your website? Thank you so much.
sarah
How will we know when the new Growth Portfolio is released today?
Do we get one of those emails from 5i?
Or do we just check your website? Thank you so much.
sarah
Q: I previously wrote about the release of the portfolio in response to a number of other questions and concerns previously posed by other members. There were concerns that members wanted time to analyze the portfolio before trading started. There may well be a flurry of activity at the beginning and it appeared some members wanted to have an even starting point. Not sure this makes a huge difference but that seemed to be their concern.
I just read a question this morning about growth companies and embedded in the response is reference to releasing the growth portfolio later today. I'm a bit disappointed that (a) there was no advance notice of it's release. I don't consider same day notice as advance notice and (b) the portfolio was't released at the beginning of a weekend to give members a chance to digest the information.
Your service is stellar but I think you dropped the ball with a thud on this one.
I just read a question this morning about growth companies and embedded in the response is reference to releasing the growth portfolio later today. I'm a bit disappointed that (a) there was no advance notice of it's release. I don't consider same day notice as advance notice and (b) the portfolio was't released at the beginning of a weekend to give members a chance to digest the information.
Your service is stellar but I think you dropped the ball with a thud on this one.
Q: At Close today DH announced purchase of fundtech for 1.25 b, coupled with 5.00% Convertible Debenture to probably fund the purchase.
The stock has been halted at the moment, and wonder what your thoughts are regarding the open tomorrow.
Thanks for your great advice
The stock has been halted at the moment, and wonder what your thoughts are regarding the open tomorrow.
Thanks for your great advice
Q: Hi Mr. Hodson and 5i Team,
Thanks for answering my previous question.
Is your (first, not Income) 5i Model Portfolio ok to buy now, without worrying about the market? We would like to get started.
If the upcoming April portfolio for Growth, how will you label your first one? thanks sarah
Thanks for answering my previous question.
Is your (first, not Income) 5i Model Portfolio ok to buy now, without worrying about the market? We would like to get started.
If the upcoming April portfolio for Growth, how will you label your first one? thanks sarah
Q: Thank you for the details regarding SGY's year end however, I can't seem to square with their claim of achieving a Book value of $7.36/share!? My calculations don't agree with their Balance Sheet. Maybe it's because I'm from south of the border. Help & thanks again.
Q: Good morning team, What would you think would be a good price to add to ET? Chart looks a bit negative right now.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: If someone has all of their money currently invested in your model/income portfolio, what % would you recommend shifting to growth portfolio?
Q: Hello, when you come out with your new and updated portfolios could you formulate a best balanced model. This including something like 20 selections or whatever is appropriate from your 3 portfolios. I hope this reasonable.
Q: Hi All, I am wondering if it would be too much to ask if you could advise on a balanced portfolio formulated using selections from the existing 5i and new 5i growth portfolios. I'm not sure what selections and ratios to use. Thanks for what you and if unreasonable I understand. Dale
Q: will a new equity portfolio come out in april
Q: There seems to be significant anticipation regarding your higher risk portfolio due out soon. I am wondering if you will release it on a Friday after the close so all members have a fair chance to review it as I am positive that some, if not all, stocks will jump noticeably.
Would you be willing to tell us a ballpark number of subscribers that you now have so we can judge the influence of your recommendations considering your record, to date, has been stellar, with very few like Surge and most like almost all of the rest. Thanks.
Would you be willing to tell us a ballpark number of subscribers that you now have so we can judge the influence of your recommendations considering your record, to date, has been stellar, with very few like Surge and most like almost all of the rest. Thanks.
Q: Is this a good entry point for Loblaws? Thank you