Q: Diversified Royalty DIV is now down close to 50% since March and showing no signs of recovery like many other stocks have in April and May. Can you provide your current assessment of the company and dividend sustainability (now in excess of 12% yield)? Do you recommend I hold or sell it and replace with a more stable dividend stock? Thx - John C
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Q: As I understand Golden Valley (gzz.v) owns 45%, or 5.6 million shares, of Abitibi Royalties (rzz.v). Abitibi has a market cap of c$275 million. That puts Golden Valley's share of Abitibi alone at c$123 million market value. But Golden Valley's market cap is only c$72 million. CEO of Golden Valley is chairman of both boards. Same CFOs. Abitibi is buying back/reducing share count aggressively. What am I missing in these valuations?
Q: Can I get your analysis on q1 results please. Did they beat or meet expectations? They had a write down on a non core business line but we’re there other numbers good?
Is this a buy today?
Is this a buy today?
Q: Can I get your analysis on q1 results and thoughts in general on this companies business lines especially during the pandemic? Is the company covering its dividend well? Thanks
Q: Could you please give me your current thoughts on Northern Dynasty Minerals. In August you mentioned that their Pebble project once again has a way forward. They continue to move slowly forward on getting the project permitted. With Alaskas current heavy dependency on oil jobs and revenue in serious decline, mineral projects will become ever more important source of revenue for them.
As always thanks for the great insights and advice.
John
As always thanks for the great insights and advice.
John
Q: Re the question the other day about a service similar to 5i but for the USA... would Keystone Financial fit the bill? Not sure if they are conflict-free though, and a bit pricey.
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Starbucks Corporation (SBUX)
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McDonald's Corporation (MCD)
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TJX Companies Inc. (The) (TJX)
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Paramount Global Cl B (VIAC)
Q: I would like your opinion on VIAC given that it aims to build on its CBS All Access platform to launch a major new streaming service. It is well priced right now. can you suggest a few other US stocks that are oversold and would be a good entry point.
thanks
thanks
Q: what is your thought on UHAL, it seems its not recovered from COVID-19 yet and it has room to grow.
Q: i own Richards in canada and looking for a comparable in the US - looks like good results announced this week. Your thoughts?
REtired and looking for a bit of growth and dividend.
Cheers
REtired and looking for a bit of growth and dividend.
Cheers
Q: Can you comment on your thoughts on the company? Management, balance sheet, MOAT, future growth, risk? Thanks.
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Power Corporation of Canada Subordinate Voting Shares (POW)
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Enbridge Inc. cumulative redeemable preference shares series R (ENB.PR.T)
Q: How tied to interest rates are the fortunes of POW? Trying to decide between POW and rate reset ENB.PR.T as an income pick. Which would you choose? Thanks Ron
Q: Hi. Can you comment on Power Corporation's Q1 results? I am thinking of reducing my weighting on banks by 2% by taking a small tax loss on CM and investing in POW for the dividend and hopefully some decent growth.
I understand that weightings are a personal decision, and refer to the following for context for my position in Financials. I currently have a 9% weighting in CDN banks (TD, BNS,CM); 6% with CDN insurers (SLF, MFC); 2.5% with FSZ, and 4% with GSY. I am up significantly on GSY and am looking to trim it back in the future.
I understand that weightings are a personal decision, and refer to the following for context for my position in Financials. I currently have a 9% weighting in CDN banks (TD, BNS,CM); 6% with CDN insurers (SLF, MFC); 2.5% with FSZ, and 4% with GSY. I am up significantly on GSY and am looking to trim it back in the future.
Q: Hi 5i,
I'm concerned with all the sabre rattling leading to a US/China trade war. Of particular concern are American companies that are needing China as the engine for growth. 1. Do you think this is a valid concern? 2. Would you position your portfolio more domestically/defensively for a trade war? 3. What would be some good alternatives to these three companies that are more domestic (or Western) centric for growth?
TIA!
I'm concerned with all the sabre rattling leading to a US/China trade war. Of particular concern are American companies that are needing China as the engine for growth. 1. Do you think this is a valid concern? 2. Would you position your portfolio more domestically/defensively for a trade war? 3. What would be some good alternatives to these three companies that are more domestic (or Western) centric for growth?
TIA!
Q: I currently hold GUARDANT, ALTERYX and ROKU in one account. As a basket they collectively just can’t seem to stay above water. Are you still optimistic on these names or has your opinion changed? Should I remain patient or would you swap any for VEEV?
Q: Every so often I read an article which mentions “bail-in”. I would like you to explain this process and how it would affect an investor from being invested in stocks, banks as well as other companies, to holding cash. I currently have a healthy cash balance and am waiting for the markets to stabilize before I make more investments. Thank you.
Q: Announced another dividend today. Would 5i say this is appropriate to continue the dividend in this environment and what is the current short position on the stock? Thx
Q: I'm curious your thoughts about converting to USD at this time.
I typically convert my RSP contributions to USD through Norbert's Gambit and buy US ETFs. With the very low dollar I'm wondering if it would be better to buy a similar hedged etf in CAD and then covert it later when (if) the dollar improves. The Canadian portion of my portfolio is held in my TFSA so everything in my RSP would be better in USD to avoid the withholding tax. I don't plan to access the funds in my RSP for 25 - 30 years. Thanks for your help.
I typically convert my RSP contributions to USD through Norbert's Gambit and buy US ETFs. With the very low dollar I'm wondering if it would be better to buy a similar hedged etf in CAD and then covert it later when (if) the dollar improves. The Canadian portion of my portfolio is held in my TFSA so everything in my RSP would be better in USD to avoid the withholding tax. I don't plan to access the funds in my RSP for 25 - 30 years. Thanks for your help.
Q: Hi,
I am interested in getting exposure to the cybersecurity sub-sector. Can you provide your three best stock ideas at this time?
Thanks,
Dan
I am interested in getting exposure to the cybersecurity sub-sector. Can you provide your three best stock ideas at this time?
Thanks,
Dan
Q: Bloomberg Businessweek of May 4, 2020 has an article "Tock to Go Brings Fine Dining To the Socially Distant" in which mentioned that Tock is a comprehensive platform built to fundamentally change the way restaurants think about and run their business. This includes a robust reservation, guest, and table management system for restaurants of all sizes across the globe. It sounds a very powerful platform for the industry mentioned. I am not sure if Tock has a stock. If it does, will it be a competitor to LSDP?
Thank you as always for helping us navigating through this crazy time.
Lin
Thank you as always for helping us navigating through this crazy time.
Lin
Q: Read in today newspaper that China might "elicit damaging retaliation aimed at U.S. technology companies that depend on sales to China, such as Qualcomm". I hold a position in QCOM which is now breakeven. Now wondering - sell this position to avoid a possible headache?....What say you?.....Tom