Investment Q&A

Q: Hello Team,

I was hoping to get your opinion and tickers on the next upcoming Canadian "darlings".

I know you are very favourable of LSPD.

Would you be able to provide few more of those companies: the ones that have huge potential despite the current risk,

Thank you very much

Q: Hi 5i,

I realize this Ely is a very small and risky company but it looks as though Sprott has recently taken on even more exposure. Also what are your thoughts on Wallbridge’s recent results? What are you thoughts on taking a position in either wallbridge and ely? Usually royalty companies are safer?

Also, any opinion on the outlook for silver miners?

Thank you!

Q: Hi Peter and Staff
If I already have a small position in NWC which is still in your income portfolio would you replace it with Primo ? In other words do you like it “better” and why ?

Thanks for all you do
Dennis

Q: Moderna seems interesting for all the wrong reasons. I know they are promotional as you like to put it, but they don't seem to have a single product yet, indeed nothing is even at the clinical testing phase. Their minimal income I presume is from some deals with larger companies and/or simply interest from their cash horde. Do you know of anyone in the leadership with a dubious past or any other reason to suspect out and out malfeasance?

Q: What do you think of Lincoln National? Is the dividend "safe", Do you see it moving back to a pre-Covid level, are there better choices.
And, what stocks do you see thriving in a low/negative environment?

Q: can you please name a good copper etc and some companies thanks

Q: My outlook on the market is that there is a lot more downside risk than upside potential. I am thinking to use bull and bear ETF's to reduce market risk in a pair trade of sorts. For example, go long NASDAQ (QQQ) and short S&P (SH). The other one I'm thinking about is long investment grade (LQD) and short high yield (SJB). What do you think of the strategy generally? Secondly, what is your opinion on my choices?

Q: I sold LSPD yesterday after more than doubling up and was quite pleased with the $29.50 number until I saw that it has closed at $34. I want to be a long term owner an my thinking was that it would drift down from my sale price as reality sets in over the coming months. I am well aware that this is why 5i does not advocate this sort of trading and trying to time things but my question now is whether you think it settles down a few dollars or follows Shopify to the moon? My opinion with all of the fear created by our media is that restaurant business will be slower even once they are allowed to open fully. Q: Does a guy wanting to own long term bite the bullet and get back in now or roll the dice and wait? Thoughts?

Q: Which company in your opinion would be the best investment presently? And why? Thanks

Q: Good morning, Peter and Ryan.
Sorry this is to follow up with my last question. I forgot to include ATZ in my tickers.
I have limited cash in CAD RRSP account now. I think the each of above four stocks (i.e. XBC, DOO, ATZ, WELL) will be good additions to diversify my current portfolio. But I may add only two of three of the above. Can you please rank them?
Thank you,
Yiwen

Q: Any thoughts about Revo

Q: You last commented on BonTerra Resources Aug. 2019
It has been trending down from the $4.50 range the last 2 and a half years.
Lots of money has been invested and the price of gold is strong.
They have 3 properties to be drilled with 9 drill rigs, according to their
February 24, 2020 Corporate Update.
What is your current view of this company and prospects for a turn around.
thank you

Q: Good Morning 5i,

Please provide your opinion on CAE Q4.

Thanks!

Q: Hi Peter
I hold ZSP in my TFSA account. Is it a good idea to add XMC to compliment ZSP? The US equivalent of XMC is rated gold rated by Morningstar. Can you comment on XMC and if it is a good core buy for a long term hold?

Q: My TD Waterhouse account currently shows QYLD as yielding 12.4 %. Pretty sure it didn't yield that much when I bought it for a lesser price. Could you confirm that yield is correct and explain it for me ? I know the yield is a combination of dividends and writing covered calls but suspect the ETF uses a strategy to achieve a yield between a certain range. If that is accurate I would like to know what that range is ? Also I realize portfolio weightings are a personal thing but could you give me a range of low to comfortable high for a weighting in this ETF in an RRIF ? I currently have a 4% position and am considering increasing it to 6 % or 7% Could go higher depending on what 5I's advice is . ...... Thank you for your sage advice during these volatile market times.....

Q: Hi 5i team,
I went to check recent questions on UAA and there were none. Maybe that is a bad omen. It has really been beaten up with a big earnings miss and poor guidance. It seems to be one of the have nots in retail but I thought it had somewhat of a loyal following and some branding power. The item that recently caught my eye was the appointment of Mohamed A. El-Erian as the lead independent director. I have always found Mohamed to be very thoughtful and insightful on the markets. Is there any hope for UAA? I don’t own it but am intrigued by Mohamed.
Thanks again for the insight.
Dave

Q: Could you share your assessment of PIF's 1st Qtr Earnings?

Q: Hi 5i team,

General question on the following accounts. What is the best way to view holding
Richards Packaging keeping in mind the effective yield and stock at 52 week high but seems stable in this market. Or sell taking tax hit on the non reg account, and investing in Enbridge or something else you might suggest that might provide yield and some capital gain.

Thank you
Mike


cost income yield on cost basis
joint $13,084 $2,640 20%
rrsp $8,941 $1,584 18%

Q: Gold stocks have been going up and McEwen Mining has been going down for quite some time.
Is it really that bad or is this a buying opportunity.
thank you

Q: I have been checking out investment savings accounts as an alternative to money market funds as a place to hold cash for future investment. RBC has a number of these RBF 2010, 2020, 2030 and 2040, but when I pull up a quote on the RBC Direct Investing site none of these funds are showing any assets. I doubt that I would be the first person to buy some. Do you know what is going on here?