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Q: Hello 5I,

I like what I am reading about TER and your thoughts from 5I's Q&A. The stock price has recently retreated with the tech selloff, and I am looking to nibble slowly. At what price would you jump in?

Thank you as always for the wonderful commentary and the great questions posted from the 5i community. Cheers.

PK
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 09, 2026
Q: Hi 5i,
I can't tell if Tou missed numbers or not on their earnings (top and bottom lines)? Also, assuming my numbers are accurate, the annual payout for tourmailne seems to be in a downward trend:

year Annual payout
2021 1.42
2022 7.90
2023 6.55
2024 3.32
2025 3.30
while the base rate has increased, the special dividends have only gone down since 2022.
Has their financial picture increased since 2022?
Tia!
Read Answer Asked by Kat on March 09, 2026
Q: Can you please compare HLYD and HDVI to BIGY and CANY in terms of leverages, dividends, NAV decay and which one would you recommend to own ?
Read Answer Asked by Richard on March 09, 2026
Q: What companies do you see benefitting from LNG sales to Europe and other potential trading partners? Has there been a noticeable run up in anticipation of this potential?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Marty on March 09, 2026
Q: Hello,
When does it make sense to borrow from a line of credit for non-reg assets vs contributing after-tax cash to an RRSP?

I don’t want my taxable income in retirement to be any higher than it is projected to be.
I also have access to a line of credit right now.

You mentioned recently:
“ Typically investors look for more stable and reliable dividend-payers in a non-registered account….. …we like BNS, TD, ENB, FTS, CNR, SLF, BAM, CSU, AEM.

So, if I want to minimize my taxable income in retirement, when does it make sense to borrow to invest in those dividend-paying tax-favoured stocks?

I believe the short answer is “when the after-tax cost of capital is less than the expected after-tax return”. Correct?
If so, why doesn’t anyone with some borrowing capacity borrow to invest in my situation? (Risk-aversion?)
Thank you.

Read Answer Asked by Trevor on March 09, 2026
Q: Hi 5i - Im looking to take advantage of the sell off in tech stocks. I already own 5% GOOG, 4% NVDA, AMZN and 3% SHOP, CSU and 1.5% KXS, LMN.

Which tech stocks would you recommend to add to the current stocks?

Thanks, Neil
Read Answer Asked by Neil on March 09, 2026
Q: With the current pull back in the market,
In your opinion, what Cdn companies, that pay a dividend, would be a good opportunity to buy?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Homer on March 09, 2026
Q: How can we get a copy of Peter's article in the magazine?.
Is there special guidance from 5i to handle current market volatility?
We need it very badly.
Read Answer Asked by Nizar on March 09, 2026
Q: For an income investor with a long term horizon how would you rank LNF, ALC, WJX, AW.UN, and DBM in terms of total return?
Read Answer Asked by Simon on March 09, 2026
Q: Can you provide 4 to 5 names in natural gas for long term investment? You answered similar question for oil recently. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Sudhir on March 09, 2026
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