Q: Say the capital gains inclusion rate increase from 50% to 75%. Does that mean it doesn't matter how long you've held the stock when you sell it gains are taxed at 75%? I'm not sure how the last rate changes were implemented but you may recall.
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Q: Hey guys - I thought your answer posted on 7/9/21 on your investing philosophy was fantastic and very informative for a new investor. The one piece that I struggle with is not averaging down. If you like ABC at X the price and buy it, and 2 months later it is down 30% without any specific negative business developments, why would you not want to add (aside from a portfolio weighting perspective). MRS is an example of this and to me the price is dropping because people are impatient and want to see a large contract now, however the business risk appears the same today as when I bought it.
Thanks
Marc
Thanks
Marc
Q: Hey guys. Can I get your comments on this company? What do they do? What is their growth profile and would buy the stock?
Q: Caldwell posted a "blowout" quarter both top and bottom line with strong outlook. Current market cap is equal to 3 months of revenue?? Shouldn't this stock rerate?
Q: What are your thoughts on VB with the launch of VCAD? The crypto currencies seem very risky as you have noted before. Should this stock be sold or does the VCAD have legs and buy more?
Thanks for your service!
Thanks for your service!
Q: Hi, I noticed today a security named Europe Carbon Permits, and looking at the graph, it's share price doubled in the last year.
Is there any equivalent security available on TSX or NYSE that could correlate to the price of Carbon Permits, and how would that sound to you as an investment long term?
Is there any equivalent security available on TSX or NYSE that could correlate to the price of Carbon Permits, and how would that sound to you as an investment long term?
Q: MAGT seems to be doing well lately. What are your current thoughts on its potential? Thanks.
Q: Hello 5i,
What would be fair value and a good entry point for NBLY? Been looking at getting in since around $22. It has moved up while my attention has been diverted due to work. Seemed to not be super liquid and traded in weird quantities on small volume. Your initial comments on the IPO were to let it settle in. Is it there now?
Thanks for your help.
Dave
What would be fair value and a good entry point for NBLY? Been looking at getting in since around $22. It has moved up while my attention has been diverted due to work. Seemed to not be super liquid and traded in weird quantities on small volume. Your initial comments on the IPO were to let it settle in. Is it there now?
Thanks for your help.
Dave
Q: I have heard that one of the things that is a strong indicator a stock will outperform the market is the initiation of a dividend for the 1st time. I believe it may have been Peter who mentioned this on MarketCall. Parex announced Wednesday evening that they are initiating a dividend for the 1st time. I'm wondering what degree of outperformance you typically see from a company that begins paying a dividend, and how long does that outperformance typically last.
Q: Just a heads up to Mike re. his inquiry on this fund . There is a D Series - MFC5785 - with a more reasonable 1.63% MER.
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Barrick Mining Corporation (ABX)
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Kinross Gold Corporation (K)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
Q: I have about 4% of my portfolio in MNT, ABX, and K, all bought a year ago and 20-25% under water. I am having trouble deciding if I should cut my losses, put them towards better gold stocks like AEM, or get rid of my gold exposure completely. If you're in my position, what would you do? What is your outlook for gold in the next few years? Are there any catalysts for gold as a sector you can foresee? I have a hard time envisioning them doing well when the economy is growing so nicely
Or is it good to keep as a hedge against the down days like today? The rest of my portfolio is diversified enough tending towards the growthy stocks, if that matters.
Thanks for your insight.
Or is it good to keep as a hedge against the down days like today? The rest of my portfolio is diversified enough tending towards the growthy stocks, if that matters.
Thanks for your insight.
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EPAM Systems Inc. (EPAM)
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Endava plc American Depositary Shares (each representing one Class A) (DAVA)
Q: Hello Peter & Ryan,
My wife would like to have your thoughts on EPAM & DAVA. She has some cash but only enough to buy either EPAM or DAVA. She wants to know which one do you prefer and why?
By-the-way there is still no response to my question on UFS submitted almost 2 days ago.
Your opinions are always valued (even if occasionally a little tardy)!
Jim
My wife would like to have your thoughts on EPAM & DAVA. She has some cash but only enough to buy either EPAM or DAVA. She wants to know which one do you prefer and why?
By-the-way there is still no response to my question on UFS submitted almost 2 days ago.
Your opinions are always valued (even if occasionally a little tardy)!
Jim
Q: Hello,
I would like to understand the performance bonus to Hamblin Watsa of 20% over 5 %.. is it operating like the Buffet partnership with the 0/6/25%? Is FIH.U operating like a mutual fund? What are your thoughts on a long term position? What sort of returns should one expect from this? Thank you for your sage advice. Shyam
I would like to understand the performance bonus to Hamblin Watsa of 20% over 5 %.. is it operating like the Buffet partnership with the 0/6/25%? Is FIH.U operating like a mutual fund? What are your thoughts on a long term position? What sort of returns should one expect from this? Thank you for your sage advice. Shyam
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Honeywell International Inc. (HON)
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Roper Technologies Inc. (ROP)
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Xylem Inc. New (XYL)
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Canadian National Railway Company (CNR)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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TFI International Inc. (TFII)
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ATS Corporation (ATS)
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Xebec Adsorption Inc. (XBC)
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Jacobs Solutions Inc. (J)
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Trane Technologies plc (TT)
Q: Good evening,
I’m looking to increase my stock holdings in the industrial sector. I currently own HON at 3% and have a small position in XBC (due to recent declines). I’d like to add 3 long-term stocks and have identified the following as options: CNR, WSP or J, TFII, XYL, ATA, ROP. I can accept higher risk and would like companies that are leaders or doing something new/innovative in their area. I was also thinking of diversifying within the industrial sector. I’m wondering what 3 additions you’d pick at this time, either from my list above or others that I may have missed? I’m also wondering whether I should add to XBC at this point?
Thank you for great this service!
Lisa
I’m looking to increase my stock holdings in the industrial sector. I currently own HON at 3% and have a small position in XBC (due to recent declines). I’d like to add 3 long-term stocks and have identified the following as options: CNR, WSP or J, TFII, XYL, ATA, ROP. I can accept higher risk and would like companies that are leaders or doing something new/innovative in their area. I was also thinking of diversifying within the industrial sector. I’m wondering what 3 additions you’d pick at this time, either from my list above or others that I may have missed? I’m also wondering whether I should add to XBC at this point?
Thank you for great this service!
Lisa
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Constellation Software Inc. Unsecured Subordinated Floating Rate Debentures Series 1 (CSU.DB)
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Picton Mahoney Fortified Income Alternative Fund (PFIA)
Q: Within a low fixed income component (10%), would half of that component in PFIA be too much? For the other half I’m thinking CSU.DB.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Hi 5i, Quite an interesting article about what stocks to hold on to, even if the broader market stumbles, what about for those who hold ETF's, any suggestions ?
Thanks for the great service as always,
Ivan
Thanks for the great service as always,
Ivan
Q: I keep an occasional eye on Twin Butte (TBE), now delisted, bankrupt, and a bad memory. There continues to be occasional OTC trades in this company.
The last time I asked about it you thought that they could be the closing of short positions, or speculators hoping to derive some value.
On July 8 100,000 shares were traded at $0.003. $300 may not be much in stock trade terms, but it would buy a lot of beer and pizza.
Who would pay $300 for shares in this company? Is there some residual value that may be languishing?
Maybe I should trade my last shares for a couple of slices.
The last time I asked about it you thought that they could be the closing of short positions, or speculators hoping to derive some value.
On July 8 100,000 shares were traded at $0.003. $300 may not be much in stock trade terms, but it would buy a lot of beer and pizza.
Who would pay $300 for shares in this company? Is there some residual value that may be languishing?
Maybe I should trade my last shares for a couple of slices.
Q: Crescent point files for mixed shelf up to $350 million? What does this mean?
Some analysts are raising their target price from $6 to $10.
Some analysts are raising their target price from $6 to $10.
Q: I am under water on AEG. Any good reason not to sell even though in a RIF? I am thinking of adding the proceeds to NTR holding. I know, totally different businesses but NTR has recently declined. Any thoughts?
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Global X Active Canadian Dividend ETF (HAL)
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iShares Canadian Select Dividend Index ETF (XDV)
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iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Dividend Index ETF (XEI)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
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Vanguard FTSE Canadian High Dividend Yield Index ETF (VDY)
Q: I am looking for retirement monthly cash flow to supplement retirement. Can you please recommend some etfs and dividend aristocrats. About $400,000.
thank you.
thank you.