Q: I have checked earnings and your answers to questions which are now over a year , would your opinion be different re expected increased earnings going fwd …overall would u recommend or perhaps u have a more favourite stock in this category….thanks
The company's listed are TFSA holdings. The goal of the TFSA is moderately aggressive growth. Time frame is 4-8 years. Equities are purchased in equal weights and rebalanced based on weighting.
SLF and BNS are also held in other accounts, at an overall portfolio percent of ~5-6%. Which would you recommend adding to at this time? What do you consider the weakest from this list? Would you consider removing any from the TFSA holding only in either a non reg or reg account? If so, why? And which one, two or three additional growth oriented companies, either CAD or USD would you recommend.
Q: Hi Guys
Can i get your opinion on MSGE . I see the stock has had a nice pop lately. The balance sheet seems okay. Do you see value here based on discounting future cash flow models. ?
Thanks Gord
Q: its been a while since you've been asked about ET. What's your thinking on this. The dividend looks too good to be true but so does that of ENB, in which I have a full Cdn position, Many thanks, as always. Good to have a reliable guide these days. al
Q: Thoughts on the current buy out and stock exchange offer. If you where a holder of this stock what would you do now. I see there are lawsuits going on pertaining to this deal, what is the likely hood it goes through.
Q: I have been invested in EAF for a few years now (currently down a bit). It seems like they are making good progress in paying off their debt and over the time and the overhang of Brookfield selling off its stake is decreasing. I am fairly patient on this one and I am likely to keep being patient but do you see negative issues I may be discounting because I already hold it.
From my perspective they seem like they could end up with a low debt ratio and good cash flow in a few more years while the biggest risk seems to be that the long term contracts they have will not be rolled over at anywhere near the same levels.
Q: May I please get your thoughts on Opendoor Technologies? All the stocks in this group seem to have settled out and are down ~50% from their peaks. Being risk agnostic, would you prefer Zillow over Opendoor?
I like that Opendoor has housing inventory. It is unclear to me if competitors Zillow and Redfin also have inventory. I would appreciate any clarity you can provide me on that.
Q: I know 5i is rarely recommending IPOs, but I wanted to know if the team had the time to look at Duolingo? And how it would compare to other SaaS companies often recommended here for growth. It would you be for a long-term hold (10+) in a registered account.
which one of these companies is better from a growth perspective.
Also, with ransomware and corporate hacking being the new frontier for all CIO's and IT Managers, which 2 companies, in your opinion, have the edge with their technology and I can add these to my portfolio.
Q: I would like to get your opinion on shorting Robinhood Stock. It appears direct brokerages are going to start offering commission free trades. What possible moat does the company have to maintain their 42 billion valuation?
Q: We are looking to create a 'growth' portfolio using our TFSA accounts. This portfolio will represent a small portion of our overall investments. The portfolio will hold ~10 Canadian and ~10 US stocks. All purchases in the portfolio will be made with the intent to be long-term holds (10+ years).
Using the 5i research reports, model portfolios and Q&A section, we've selected the listed Canadian stocks. Please rank these stocks and suggest any tweaks, additions or subtractions, you might make. As well, please suggest a companion list of US stocks. Thanks!
Q: My question is about NVIDIA and the ARM Acquisition. How important do you feel the ARM deal is for NVIDIAS future and growth? If a headline came out that said the acquisition has been rejected, how do you feel the market would react short and long term? Based on the current information available, what do you think the likelihood the deal is accepted?