Investment Q&A

Q: Looking for an industrial stock to pair with WSP. CNR has lower volatility, but a higher p/e compared to TFII. I am older looking for total return close to 10%. Would welcome other suggestions. Thank you

Q: Has something changed at ata. I can.t find it on the watchlist.

Q: Could you please provide me with 2 buy and hold Industrial names in Canada and the US. Thank you.

Q: Goood morning. Thank you for reading my email. I’m looking for Industrial stock suggestions on both the US and Canadian exchanges.

Q: Hi, Among the three which one would you choose? Fluor seems to have some large projects in the pipeline..Thx. Shyam

Q: Could you please comment on their results which were reported today.
Thank you

Q: Believe ATA is one of u past picks.Today Globe & Mail picked it as a B.O. stock stating that it spiked 8 out of the 9 past Qs after reporting with gains of 7% or more each time. It reports on morning of Nov 9 .Please comment. Is it tmely to buy? Txs for u usual great services & views

Q: Hi all at 5!, thnx so much for all your info and insights for us DIY investors, much appreciated!

Can you share your insights on these companies, 2 which announced good quarterly reports lately?

Thnx so much!
Dave

Q: Hello 5i,

I currently have some capital to deploy and I am looking to increase my exposure to the industrial sector. I have been watching ATA & CJT as potential candidates. What do you believe would be a good entry point for these stocks? Are there others you could recommend in the sector that would have better prospects?

I have a high risk tolerance and I am looking to hold these stocks for 5+ years.

Thanks again for all that you guys do.

Greg C.

Q: Hello,
ATA had two nice news releases on Oct 3, and has been on a good run since, easily outperforming the market over the same time frame. Any comments on the new contract and the latest acquisition would be appreciated.

Q: If I have to pick two names out of 4 which one it would be for Growth in TFSA

ATA, GDI, TRI, BYD,

Q: Can you provide a 'buy' list for a person wanting to deploy $200,000 (inside RRSP) with the goal of creating 5% or more sustained cash flow - as well as growing the original capital to keep up with inflatiion? We do not have company pensions - this would serve to supplement our government pensions.
Thinking, 20 stocks across all sectors @ $10,000 each (or 5%)
Also could you include 10 growth stocks (inside TFSA) for a total of $250,000 - gotta have some fun ;)
Many Thanks
Jan

Q: I hold ATA and TFII and I am considering adding either GFL or CJT for industrial exposure in a TFSA account. What would be your choice if either.
Thanks
Roy

Q: hello 5i:
enough funds to buy just one. Can you discuss which you like better and why? Going forward, which business is more stable?
thanks
Paul L

Q: If you held CAE and CJT would you stay with them or buy another industrial stock with the same or better growth profile in this environment? If so, which stock would you recommend?

Thanks for your service!

Q: good morning,
Sold this one for a tax loss about 35 days ago. What do you think about recent earnings and forecast?
Would you buy back in or something better such as ATA or BOYD or CAE.
It's classified as basic material on many websites but industrial on yours.

Q: These companies are possible tax loss candidates this fall. Which are most likely to be the best choices for a rebound over the medium term (one - three years)? Please grade accordingly: most likely to rebound (best to worst); potential upside (highest to lowest).

John

Q: In a diversified portfolio currently hold CAE and thinking of switching to riskier ATA given dismal outlook for former and after it cut its dividend. Still need to increase my industrial holdings and CAE is my only aerospace subsector holding. Other industrials are WSP. TRI, TFII, BBU, BBUC and BAM. Your views?

Q: What would you consider good entry points for the attached stocks.

Thanks
Tim

Q: I have ~$10,000 in ATS Automation. Do you think I’m better off to apply that money to a LOC charging a floating interest rate currently around 7%?
In general would I be better off doing this with all my un-registered stock holdings?