Investment Q&A

Q: The ALARIS stock is classified as Industrial in Portfolio Tracking. Shouldn't it be classified as financial since providing alternative financing to various companies is its sole business.

Q: Good Morning,

Can you please rank these in order of preference in terms of return/risk.

Thank you.

Q: Hello Peter/5i Team
There has been mentioned that there is a shift from growth stock to value stock.
Please provide me three of you top picks that you would consider good value stocks.

Also are the banks stock a good place to be adding to ?

Thanks
Claudio

Q: May I have your analysis of yesterday's results please.

Q: Hi
I hold all these stocks in a non registered account, to take advantage of their dripping and tax advantages. I have the $ to buy another holding. What top 3 companies do you suggest to add to this mix for a long term hold, my goal is the highest dividend possible, with as little risk as possible. Also, do you have any issues with the compaies already held? I also have other growthier holdings in my tfsa as well as etfs for US and International exposure in my RRSP.
thank you
Michele

Q: Trying to clean up my portfolio. Any of these losers worth keeping??
I'm a very long term, patient investor.
Thanks.

Q: Hi, i have one TFSA account that represents 3.7% of my total investments. i want to change the objectif of this account for revenue. No issue on risk and a time horizon of 5 to 10 years. What would be the TOP 5 dividend paying stocks that could potentially pay approximately 5% yield with low or reasonable debt levels and growing dividends.
Thank you

Q: It has been noted that AD is fighting CRA on their taxes for the last ten years and that a potential tax reform problem with the US is present as per the statement below in the MD&A for Q2 2019.

“In December of 2018 the U.S. Treasury issued proposed regulations which provided administrative guidance and clarified certain aspects of U.S. Tax Reform. The proposed regulations are complex and comprehensive, and considerable uncertainty continues to exist until the final regulations are released, which is expected to occur later in 2019. As these proposed regulations have not been enacted as at June 30, 2019, their impact has not been reflected in income tax expense. However, if the proposed regulations are enacted as currently drafted, certain provisions could be effective commencing January 1, 2019. Based on the Corporation’s current capital structure, the resulting increase to income tax expense of the Company for the period ended, June 30, 2019 would be an increase of approximately $5.5 million.”

Are you aware of any cash provisions the company made for this?

Would appreciate your analysis on both these potential tax implications.

As always much appreciated
Thank-you

Q: 3 part question
1. Are the dividends paid by AW.UN and BEP.UN eligible for the Canadian dividend tax credit ?
2. How safe would you consider the above 7 dividends stocks given the large payout ratios?
3. Do you favor calculating payout ratios using free cash flow?
Thanks
Jeff

Q: Hello, I currently own Alaris Royalty and, although it pays an excellent dividend, it has dropped about 30% since I purchased it.
I am currently considering purchasing Brookfield Business Partners to replace Alaris with the hope of recouping my capital loss. Do you think this would be a good trade?
Thank you for your reponse, Alan

Q: I hold the above stocks in my portfolio. Thinking of adding QSR. Your thoughts. Or should I keep my cash for better opportunities during tax loss period ? BEW and PNG are my play money. Playing PNG with house money.

Q: Hi 5i,
Hold the above companies in my TFSA ($30,000). % holdings around 10% for each, except CAE, OSS TRI, AD which are 3% - 5%.

Looking to deploy $5,000. Looking at d-un, dir-un, Telus & Fortis.

Safety and Income preferred, as in mid 60's. I would certainly welcome any other suggestions.

Thank You.


Larry

Q: What would suggest as a position weighting for AD and AW.UN? thanks...Tom

Q: Hi Guys
can you shed some light on Alaris Royalty. With their partners being unable to seek financing through the normal channels with interest rates this low , how are they going to succeed in such a competitive world with the high rates Alaris must be charging them?
thanks Gordie

Q: I am currently overweight the financial sector. I am concerned about the trend to negative interest and the risk of a recession. The odds of market declines are increasing in my opinion.
Protection of capital is more important than income.
We are not supposed to time the market.
Should I put this group in cash ?
The group will be hurt by negative interest rates or am I wrong on this.

Q: Could you please rate the below as to capital preservation and dividend safety. comment on you choices if possible.
ENB,SU,VET,CHR,AD,SPB,BPY.
Thanks
Yossi

Q: In the current lower interest rate environment the "cash cow" type of yield investments like AD and DIV should be thriving and yet both stocks are being sold off of late. What am I missing here? You view would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Q: In reference to my last question you made a couple of suggestions. I parted ways with CHR and NFI. You also suggested that I lacked diversification in some areas. I have accumulated cash since my last question to be deployed at an appropriate time. I have listed again the stocks in which I am currently invested in. Percentage allocation in each was listed in my last question. I have wonder if you maintain an investment profile of your clients. Doing so would enable you to provide more appropriate advice and/or suggestions. It would negate the need for clients to keep repeating investment objectives. Thanks

Q: I don't mean to be nitpicking, however, in your income model portfolio report of Jul 31, you gave credit to BEP.UN for the month' best performer with a gain of 4.33%. Please note acc to your table AD increased by 7.92% in July.
Thanks for the great service!

Q: In light of where we are in the business cycle and the trend of lower interest rates, I’m doing a review of my portfolio, $620000.
Recently reduced my position in ENB by half going from 10% to 6% and subsequently bought PPL. I’m looking for a second opinion. I’m an experienced investor familiar with the volatility of the market. Just looking to position myself for the next 6 maths to a year.
Price quoted is cost also % of portfolio.
CPX- 29.77 -4%; ALA - 19.38-6.45%;ECN.PR.A-23.56-8.5%(total return is positive);VGG-43.07-4.38%;CSH-UN-15.57-4.2%; NWH-UN-11.10-3.6%;ENB-42.16-6.2%; EIF-29.66-6.4%;VET-36.11-5.7%; WMT-98 US-4%; PKI-37.41-4.3%;AD-20.39-3.5%; CHR-6.79-4.5%; SIS-13.51-1.4%;AQN-14.23-5.7%; NFI-33.08-2%; PPL-49.50-3.7%.
Use whatever credits necessary. I find your answers given to your clients very valuable. Great unbiased opinion . Thank you. Supplementary to my question I have 8% cash and a quarantined income of $50000.