Investment Q&A

Q: with the forecasted reduction in interest rates in Canada which companies would stand to benefit most I am thinking Enbridge?

Q: At the current stock price is Crew a possible take over target, or would the current debt deter a suitor?

Q: Hi Peter and Ryan,
Thank you for providing information on LSPD. I bought half position at around $30. I have been thinking of adding the other half. But LSPD had a good run and kept going higher. Since it has been out there for only a short period of time, I am not sure I should add the other half right now. I would like to get your opinion on it.
Thank you.

Q: Hello 5i: I have sold my JNJ and looking for another healthcare and would like your suggestions. I already hold PFE Thank you Barb

Q: What is your opinion of Dolarama's purchase of Dollarcity? Is this a meaningful deal in your opinion?

Q: I bought CSU in 2012. I made some share transfers for philanthropic purposes in 2015 and 2017, but still have a return of over 1300%. I am trying to decide whether to take some profits or to hold. I would appreciate your advice.

Q: IPL closed $1 up (almost 5%) Wednesday, 3 July on higher than normal volume. This seems rather sudden and I haven't seen/heard any news. Would you be able to posit an explanation? Thanks, as always. Michael

Q: Sometime ago you had an article called "Who is working for You." or some thing like it. I cannot find it in 5i . Has it been deleted or am I not looking in the correct place. Could you please tell me where to find this article... Thanks. Ernie

Q: Would you buy Efh at current price? How often they pay special dividends? Is this a good company for long term hold? Thanks always

Q: Why did the stock pop today? Is Bruce linton going to become more involved.

Q: Regarding the upcoming webinar on Portfolio Analytics, will you be archiving it for those of us who are not available to watch it live on the 9th?
Thanks.

Q: You very recently answered my recent question about Tesla. What does it mean when
you say that Tesla must become more self-funding?
thanks,
Richard

Q: A few years ago I owned shares in Solar City. I could not find the stock symbol
on globe investor gold today. Does the company still exist? Also, what is your
view of the electric car industry and what stocks are worth looking at at this time?

Q: With Jony Ive and his design skills and Steve Jobs with his visionary skills gone and apple transitioning to a service company do you think the price and the p/e of this company going forward are justified or should it be considered on shaky ground now.

Q: On june 27 a question was asked about renewable energy etf's. I have been a bit worried about straight oil and gas stocks, myself, and have been thinking about slowly shifting towards renewable energy. You offered several possibilities at the time. I was wondering which ones you would recommend amongst those:
ETFs (MER): QCLN 0.6% (US), ICLN 0.47% (Global), PBW 0.7% (Global), PBD 0.75% (Global)

I have US dollars so will be buying on the US side.
thanks

Q: Hi Peter and Team
Can please rank the following stock first in terms of their risk level and second by their growth prospects
US Stocks: AYX, TEAM, XYL, FLIR, GOOG, ILMN
CA Stocks: TOY, SHOP, LSPD, KXS, GC, GSY, WSP, PBH, ATD.B, TRI, SYS, CAE

Thanks,

Q: 5i Team
I currently own PHN Bond Fund (RBF1110), PHN High Yield Bond Fund (RBF1280) and GICs in my RRSP for the fixed income portion of my portfolio
Would adding a convertible debenture ETF complement the PHN High Yield Bond Fund (RBF1280) or would it be a duplication? The convertible debentures would not exceed 5 % of the total fixed income in the RRSP.
Are there any other Canadian convertible debenture ETFs other than CVD and CXF. Of the two ETFs mentioned, which is your preference?
Is it better to use an ETF for convertible debentures or should I purchase individual company debentures.
Where can I obtain the credit ratings (Moodys/S&P/DBRS) for individual company's convertible debentures.

Thank you for great service.

Q: Hi,
Is the Volaris acquisition significant ? The press release mentions neither the name of the acquired european company nor the cost involved. Any idea what it might be ?

Thank you

Q: What's your opinion on this company, is it a Buy?

Q: For information
Looking at your list of payout ratios, I noticed a 210.13 % payout ratio for Arc resources.
The actual payout ratio dividends + debt is 29%.
I encourage everybody interested in ARC RESOURCES TO GO TO THEIR WEBSITE and download their very informative investors presentation.