Q: This stock is trending down in the last few days. I don't see anything that has changed. Would you add on at this time?
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Q: I have a large gain in Telus.
PE at 26+, dividend is 100% of NI /share, yield 4% .....rates going up.....of course it is a favourite of the Canadian investor but when borrowing costs start to exceed the yield....soon....it may well 'correct'......
sell or hold?
PE at 26+, dividend is 100% of NI /share, yield 4% .....rates going up.....of course it is a favourite of the Canadian investor but when borrowing costs start to exceed the yield....soon....it may well 'correct'......
sell or hold?
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
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WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL)
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Converge Technology Solutions Corp. (CTS)
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Enthusiast Gaming Holdings Inc. (EGLX)
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Shopify Inc. (SHOP)
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Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
Q: Hi Peter and Ryan,
With interest rates going up next month would like to know your thoughts on the short term effect this will have on the above tech companies, will there be a discount after the rates rise.
As always
Thank you
Anthony
With interest rates going up next month would like to know your thoughts on the short term effect this will have on the above tech companies, will there be a discount after the rates rise.
As always
Thank you
Anthony
Q: Dear 5i,
I would appreciate your current thoughts on MHC.U?
In earlier posts you mentioned that their 15x Cash Flow was expensive.
What would be a good value Cash Flow to purchase this stock at?
What is the current Cash Flow and where can I find future Cash Flow metrics? Can you suggest other investable companies in this space other than CAR.UN and BAM? Thanks so much!
I would appreciate your current thoughts on MHC.U?
In earlier posts you mentioned that their 15x Cash Flow was expensive.
What would be a good value Cash Flow to purchase this stock at?
What is the current Cash Flow and where can I find future Cash Flow metrics? Can you suggest other investable companies in this space other than CAR.UN and BAM? Thanks so much!
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Global X Active Ultra-Short Term Investment Grade Bond ETF (HFR)
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iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
Q: I have used hfr to park cash for several years. With rates about to rise I want to park some additional cash there but wondering if there is/are other short-term note etfs you can recommend for comparison.
Thanks very much.
Mike
Thanks very much.
Mike
Q: Would you prefer to own MCO or SPGI?
Thanks
Kim
Thanks
Kim
Q: Hello 5I team: At one point I was down 87% on vet.Some how I had the conviction to hold. Now today when it broke 23$ I was finally ahead . Do you foresee enough upside potential for me to continue to hold and make back some of my grief or could you see a switch with more less risky upside.Lots of noise about 100$ oil. Appreciate very much your input and tks.Larry
Q: My position in ROKU has decreased to less than 1% with the losses it has taken from the highs (bought at $353/share). Would you recommend adding to it at these levels? How expensive is it right now? Is it at the high end of its peers? I am comfortable with risk, is held within my TFSA, and looking 5+ years hold.
Q: It feels like a gut punch. Down 20% today. Down 60% for 90 days ago. Sentiment is negative. It is now rated as Moderate Buy with 7 buy ratings and 5 hold (Tipranks).
A number of analysts have not rerated yet cause the earnings are so fresh.
The Balanced portfolio is now down +25% since inception of the position.
I am afraid (little late I guess) that the stock, not necessarily the company is broken.
I do not see a short to intermediate term catalyst that will turn this freight train around and just thinking, Where Are the Opportunities Now?
Sorry, still in a little daze about the drastic decline of this position. Not sure what to do at this point?
Sheldon
A number of analysts have not rerated yet cause the earnings are so fresh.
The Balanced portfolio is now down +25% since inception of the position.
I am afraid (little late I guess) that the stock, not necessarily the company is broken.
I do not see a short to intermediate term catalyst that will turn this freight train around and just thinking, Where Are the Opportunities Now?
Sorry, still in a little daze about the drastic decline of this position. Not sure what to do at this point?
Sheldon
Q: What do you think of this new ishares TIPS ETF? What is the yield? Does it have a place in a long term portfolio?
Please let me know if you prefer this or ZRR.
Please let me know if you prefer this or ZRR.
Q: What are your thoughts on the earnings. I hold stock in my account and joint account. Both are in Cash account.
Tax Purpose - When I sell do I need to Average combine both accounts. Or I need to report profit separately since one is in joint account and another my own account.
Thanks for the great service
Tax Purpose - When I sell do I need to Average combine both accounts. Or I need to report profit separately since one is in joint account and another my own account.
Thanks for the great service
Q: From current levels, which do you feel has the better upside in this rally?
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Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)
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Walmart Inc. (WMT)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Premier Gold Mines Limited (PG)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD.A)
Q: what are your top three picks ,us and cdn, for consumer staples thanks
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
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The Trade Desk Inc. (TTD)
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Okta Inc. (OKTA)
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EPAM Systems Inc. (EPAM)
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Redfin Corporation (RDFN)
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CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD)
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Digital Turbine Inc. (APPS)
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Celsius Holdings Inc. (CELH)
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eXp World Holdings Inc. (EXPI)
Q: Your top 10 US growth stocks please. Thanks.
Q: What needs to happen with EGLX, to move it from a hold, in your opinion, to a buy. Thanks
Q: Following up on my previous question.
Why do people buy bonds when interest rates seem to go up?
Is it still possible to have an interesting return?
If so, can you explain the mechanics?
Why do people buy bonds when interest rates seem to go up?
Is it still possible to have an interesting return?
If so, can you explain the mechanics?
Q: Both of these health care stocks fell significantly after reporting what appear to be decent earnings. They are both expensive -- less so now -- and high valuation stocks are currently being punished. But the drops seem overly harsh. Could you please comment on their earnings and guidance. Is this a good time to buy? Thanks.
Q: Any thoughts?
Q: Hi Peter and 5i,
Would you please comment on GRMN earnings?
With regards to their future guidance for next year - Sales $5.0B up to $5.5B, GM% - 57.5% down from 58.0% (also down more so from previous years), Pro forma EPS $5.90 basically the same as this year at $5.82.
I like their $3.1B cash position.
Do you think supply chain issues are the main driver for their GM% reductions and thus their EPS in 2022 guidance? And do you see GRMN returning to their steady growth (single and sometimes low double digit) beyond 2022 and would you continue to hold this stock for the long term (5 years +)?
Would you please comment on GRMN earnings?
With regards to their future guidance for next year - Sales $5.0B up to $5.5B, GM% - 57.5% down from 58.0% (also down more so from previous years), Pro forma EPS $5.90 basically the same as this year at $5.82.
I like their $3.1B cash position.
Do you think supply chain issues are the main driver for their GM% reductions and thus their EPS in 2022 guidance? And do you see GRMN returning to their steady growth (single and sometimes low double digit) beyond 2022 and would you continue to hold this stock for the long term (5 years +)?
Q: If one was to initiate a postion in XHY today, what is your best guess the rising rate enviroment we are likely going to be in will effect the unit price say in the next year or two? I'm thinking the drop in unit price could be more than the juicy 4.94% dividend, on the plus side more bond exposure lowers the volitility overall.