Q: I noticed EV Nickel’s 35% runup yesterday. Can you recommend EVNI or other more established miners poised to take full advantage of a « commodities boom »?
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Q: You used to be quite positive on GILD in response to subscriber questions asking for recommendations in the US Healthcare sector. Have you given up on the GILD turnaround story? At what price would you buy in?
Now, your top choice seems to be ABBV on the basis that it is performing better and your belief that Humira patent issues are well-known and baked into the stock price. However, ABBV is trading at an all-time high (not just a 52 week high) and GILD is trading at a price that is a 52 week low and lower than its closing price in 2013. Which stock has the better risk-return profile and why? Even if you think ABBV is the better long term investment, I am still nervous buying in at all-time high prices - what would be a good entry point on a pull-back?
Now, your top choice seems to be ABBV on the basis that it is performing better and your belief that Humira patent issues are well-known and baked into the stock price. However, ABBV is trading at an all-time high (not just a 52 week high) and GILD is trading at a price that is a 52 week low and lower than its closing price in 2013. Which stock has the better risk-return profile and why? Even if you think ABBV is the better long term investment, I am still nervous buying in at all-time high prices - what would be a good entry point on a pull-back?
Q: Peter,
Go on the assumption that we will be in for a period of slow and consistent interest rate increases. I am very interested in how a bond fund could possibly increase the NAV during this period. For every uptick in the rates every single holding, whether of a short or long duration loses value. Do you agree ? What could a fund manager possibly do during this period to actually increase the NAV? I guess I am interested in the tricks of the trade or is it simply grab the umbrella and hope the rain eventually stops.
Thank you
Paul
Go on the assumption that we will be in for a period of slow and consistent interest rate increases. I am very interested in how a bond fund could possibly increase the NAV during this period. For every uptick in the rates every single holding, whether of a short or long duration loses value. Do you agree ? What could a fund manager possibly do during this period to actually increase the NAV? I guess I am interested in the tricks of the trade or is it simply grab the umbrella and hope the rain eventually stops.
Thank you
Paul
Q: Peter,
You brought up a mention of female vs male investors in the recent edition of the Moneysaver. I assume you are speaking of the DIY group. What percentage of this group do you think are males vs females and the reasons for.
Thank you
Paul
You brought up a mention of female vs male investors in the recent edition of the Moneysaver. I assume you are speaking of the DIY group. What percentage of this group do you think are males vs females and the reasons for.
Thank you
Paul
Q: Hi 5i!
Would you mind giving a bit of comparitive information between these 2 companies? And would you prefer one over the other (if so, why) or invest equally for a bit of diversification within the sector? Are there others in the sector that you would recommend?
Thanks!
Would you mind giving a bit of comparitive information between these 2 companies? And would you prefer one over the other (if so, why) or invest equally for a bit of diversification within the sector? Are there others in the sector that you would recommend?
Thanks!
Q: Just can't catch a break on this one. SP is back to where it was 10 years ago. Any thoughts on long term prospects ...any hope for share appreciation after the merger with Warner ?? I know this is a tough market but am I better selling this for an alternate ...if so what ?
Q: Any reason why NIO is taking such a beating lately? One would think EVs are the future of transport. Could you initiate a position today? Thanks.
Q: Any comments on today's big drop? Thanks.
Q: Do you think it is worth continuing to patiently hold NVTA in my RSP or is it time to sell ? Of course with no tax loss available for an RSP.
I thought the NVTA Feb report and guidance was encouraging.
Also, do you see NVTA moving to profits in the next couple of years, or at least convincing investors that growth is sufficient to entice 'growth investors' while waiting for eventual profits.
Thanks!
I thought the NVTA Feb report and guidance was encouraging.
Also, do you see NVTA moving to profits in the next couple of years, or at least convincing investors that growth is sufficient to entice 'growth investors' while waiting for eventual profits.
Thanks!
Q: LWRK continues to decline. I have read recent postings and note your comments. Just wondering whether you thought this company may have some attraction for a potential buyer such as BBU perhaps at these levels?
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iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB)
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Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA)
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iShares Floating Rate Bond ETF (FLOT)
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Recon Capital NASDAQ-100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD)
Q: What is your view on QYLD as a place to stash cash in the current market? Looking at the chart, although its unit value has dropped since inception, it seems to have held its value on a total return basis - would you agree? Any better recommendation?
Q: I remember when GUD went public you were in love with it, well maybe not the right choice of words. We know now what happened since. With PLTR, same kind of love at first, as per your current answers not so much. I worry this may become another GUD story. Do you like Peter Theil, and do you think he remains a good asset for PLTR. He is controversial, so that makes we worry. Your thoughts please .
Q: I have now smallish positions in these ETFs held in registered accounts. ARKG at a 40% profit ARKW at a 60% loss and ARKK at a 64% loss. Do you see these recovering in the next few months or would you sell now and look elsewhere?
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Q: Considering buying shop.ca at these levels for a long term hold. Do you think their might be some more down side? what are your thoughts on this stock?
Q: Everyone, if you were the CAO of LSPD today what would be your strategic plan for the next 12 months? Clayton
Q: Seems Putin has asked China for military and economic help and the US is going to tell China such action is crossing a red line. With this news, is it best to sell now rather waiting to see the out coming?......Yes, I know this is a predictive question but am seeking your take.......Thank....Tom
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC)
Q: What are your favorite Canadian utilities. Criteria: maintenance of dividend with some possibility of growth.
Thank you.
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Q: I am thinking of adding TXF to my portfolio, however, am not sure which account would be appropriate. Considering that most of the Tech. companies in this ETF are U.S., would that not attract a 15% withholding tax. If this is the case, then would a registered account be preferable to a TFSA.
Thanks for the great service
David
Thanks for the great service
David
Q: Hi 5i,
Can you help me understand how TSU is not an absolute tabling pounding buy here. They have been growing the top line at a 40% clip. I believe the ROE is 18 or 19%. They have a long growth run way. Yes they missed last earnings due to two things outside of their control (surety losses impacting .08 and hurricane .02). If those one time items did not occur they would have beat consensus.
They have a great track record of execution and the BAM pedigree. Please let me know if you disagree. Also, please let me know in your opinion when the stock is a) cheap and b) table pounding buy.
Thank you.
Can you help me understand how TSU is not an absolute tabling pounding buy here. They have been growing the top line at a 40% clip. I believe the ROE is 18 or 19%. They have a long growth run way. Yes they missed last earnings due to two things outside of their control (surety losses impacting .08 and hurricane .02). If those one time items did not occur they would have beat consensus.
They have a great track record of execution and the BAM pedigree. Please let me know if you disagree. Also, please let me know in your opinion when the stock is a) cheap and b) table pounding buy.
Thank you.
Q: Can you comment on the investment merits of this ETF NANR