Q: Hello team Can I get your thoughts and analysis on nvda. It's been on a sharp rise recently. Do you still see some good growth in the stock over the next yr or so. What would be a good entry point now?
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Q: Any thoughts on Garmin after they warned?
Thanks,
Heather
Thanks,
Heather
Q: Hello,
I'm looking for an update on Trinity. What can we expect over the short/long term?
Thanks
I'm looking for an update on Trinity. What can we expect over the short/long term?
Thanks
Q: getting crushed today buying opportunity???
thx
thx
Q: If own, what would you do with BOFI (US) following the latest news and price decline. Looks to me someone shouldn't react. Can you please comment.
Q: Regarding the proposed merger, would you advise holding or selling this stock? I'm up 28%.
Q: With the price drop I see the yield is in excess of 8%. Any news that would be of concern here.
Many thanks
Paul
Many thanks
Paul
Q: Rob today asked for your recommendation on an ETF that tracks the broader US market, that he can buy with CDN funds. Your recommendation was VGG a dividend appreciation etf with 1 year return (as of yesterday) of ~ 18%. You have recommended this etf on various other occasions today and in the past. You should be aware the tempting 18% return is due to currency because the hedged VGH return over the same period is a mere 1.9%. I cannot understand why you continue to pick these "niche " etf's especially when someone asks for a broad index. The broadest US index with lowest mer in US $ is VTI and in Canadian $ VUN. And VUN has 1 year return of 22.6%. VTI/VUN over various cycles outperforms these "niche" etf's tracking some subset of a market and this is what etf's were originally designed to do anyways so just recommend the broadest index to maximize investors returns.
Steve
Steve
Q: I have half positions in Kinder Morgan (KMI) and Williams (WMB).
I am primarily interested in secure income and they are currently very attractive yielding 6.12% and 6.01%.
At their current prices, they also seem quite attractive for growth.
What are your thoughts on KMI and WMB as a buy right now? And do you prefer one over the other to hold for income first then some growth for the next 5 years?
I am primarily interested in secure income and they are currently very attractive yielding 6.12% and 6.01%.
At their current prices, they also seem quite attractive for growth.
What are your thoughts on KMI and WMB as a buy right now? And do you prefer one over the other to hold for income first then some growth for the next 5 years?
Q: New entity any thoughts?
Q: Has slumped since the Ipo. Do you have an opinion on this stock. Sales of tea,worldwide must surpass coffee sales by a wide margin.
Q: Can you please recommend an ETF that tracks the broader US market, that I can buy with CDN funds. I know you have identified IWO in the past but I don't have US funds and the cost and spread on currency conversion turns me off... It seems you are going to lose 3+% coming and going just on the conversion charges. Thanks
Q: Any outlook on Shire?
Q: I own a few of this company.Dell has purchased.We receive VM ware.Is this reason to wait till deal settles.
Q: Thanks for your great service. Any thoughts re EPAM? Recent breakout from consolidated period on chart.
Q: Is there a symbol to track "Options Adjusted Spread".
Q: Hello 5i team I am building a US stock portfolio and would like your opinion on the stocks I wish to accumulate. jpm,t,psx,jnj,nvda,tot. I plan on buying these over 6-8 month period and holding for 3-5 yrs. I am trying to into get into different industries and picking some best of breeds. I would also like to add 2-3 etf (1-growth,1-income,1-balanced)if you could recommend some to compliment these stocks. Thks
Q: My financial advisor recently proposed this company for my rsp your thoughts please
Q: This stock appears very volatile for a consumer staples. what are your views on short and long term outlook for this company?
I have small position at about $52. Is it sell, hold or add more at current levels?
thanks
I have small position at about $52. Is it sell, hold or add more at current levels?
thanks
Q: As a retiree I am looking, mainly, for income from dividends which will, hopefully, increase with time. i have done well in terms of capital gain over the years with TD, which I have gradually reduced, but feel I can get better value elsewhere. Specifically with HSBC having a yield of ~6.3% versus 3.9% - both have a history of dividend increase.
I know HSBC has been through a period of re-trenching and consolidation and wonder if this has stabilised the bank now.
Any thoughts on the switch for this ~1.5% holding?
I know HSBC has been through a period of re-trenching and consolidation and wonder if this has stabilised the bank now.
Any thoughts on the switch for this ~1.5% holding?