Investment Q&A

Q: Hi team,

Do you think this is a good time to buy? if it were to be broken up will there be much more downside?

Thanks!

Q: I am a "teach me to fish", not "give me fish" kind of person, so I was wondering if there is a simple method of determining the US portion of revenue of a Canadian stock. Going through financial statements don't seem to help. Your service seems to be able to determine this, so I was wondering if you could share your source of this information. Thanks for your great service.

Q: i am a large holder of trz, this mach group offer seems to have a lot of conditions, the main one being the quebec govt put in over a 100 million,trz has not opened yet but do you see air canada going over 14. dollars.
my question is should i hold on. dave

Q: Would you take a position in CGX at these level ? 5 year time horizon. 3% of portfolio.
Is the 7.5% yield correct / safe ? Can you please comment on their payout ratio.
Thank you

Q: Hi, could you please post estimates for the quarterly earnings release expected on June 6, 2019. Thanks

Q: If you were to buy one growth stock in Canada and one in the US. What would they be?

Q: Good morning, if i wanted to buy just one well diversified etf ex-Canada, but cdn dollar denomination fund, for about a five year hold, what would you recommend? Moderate risk.

Q: I have read the most recent comments that you have answered for members on Russel Metals, My question to you is; at what price would you start to recommend this stock if someone is looking for a 10-15% return from purchase price? And, Has Russel Metals ever cut its dividend, for some reason, I think they have.?

Thanks Barry

Q: This is a relatively recent ETF that I took a position in a few weeks ago. Yield looks good, I just wonder about some of its holdings and the ETFs viability in these uncertain markets. I would appreciate your thoughts on the ETF and its holdings. Many thanks for your time and efforts on our behalfs. Mike

Q: Good morning 5i, Could I please have your updated view on NXR after its most recent quarter.
Thanks
Rob

Q: Currently have cash flowing rental property where I've built some cash reserves that I'd like to put to work. Looking for stable, lower risk, higher yield opportunity to put this cash to work in TFSA. Any recommendations?

Q: Hi can you please tell me your thoughts on BYD.UN Been coming off the highs fairly rapidly (down 6%+). I am sitting on a lot of cash (20%) and was thinking of adding to my 4% positions also same applies to ATD and CSU . Strategy is to add to the winners does that make any sense in this choppy market. Please deduct as you see fit. Thanks

Q: What do you think about the recent acquisition of the Bermuda assets? Do you see a dividend raise in the near future as a result?

Q: Would Alteryx be implicated/exposed to the current internet ‘privacy’ investigations of the
FAANG stocks?
Thank you, Team!

Q: here's a PSA for the gang

the brookfield group of companies are generally solid businesses and good stocks

yet, the tax reporting is generally late and mostly very convoluted

PSA - if at all possible, place brookfield assets in registered accounts

you, or your accountant will be happier

bob

Q: What was the transaction announced yesterday ?

Q: Assuming the RY.PR.H rate reset preferred resets today I have made the following new interest rate calculation;
The new interest rate is the GCAN5YR interest rate plus 2.26%. Today the GCAN5YR is 1.368% so 1.368 plus 2.26 equals 3.628%. This is below the initial 5 year interest rate of 3.9%. I calculate the actual Fixed Rate Calculation Date is August 24, 2019 minus 30 days is July 25 2019, which is only a month & a half away. At that time the GCAN5YR rate will probably be the same as today. Would you please confirm that my new interest rate calculation is correct. Today the RY.PR.H on the TSX is trading at a yield of 5.5%. If my calculations are correct, is the price falling because no one wants to own this preferred when the new lower interest rate is determined. Would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks .. Cal

Q: Greetings Team,

I am headed into retirement and own both these funds in both my registered and non-registered accounts. Don't really have a need for capital appreciation - just steady income. What max % would you recommend on each of the funds. Overall which would you say has the highest risk profile of the two - MFT has the higher fixed income assets but given they use leverage to increase the return. just want to make sure i completely understand the risks in owning each.

Q: Hello, my question is about CVD, CBO, CPD and XHY. I know you like these ETFs for income, and most of them are in the Income Portfolio. When one looks at their 5-year chart, one can see a downward trend for all of them. What will it take to change that to an upward trend? Would you invest in these ETFs today? Regarding XHY, the Fact Sheet says “Exposure to a broad range of U.S. high yield, non-investment grade corporate bonds, based on market-value weighting”, does the low quality of these bonds bother you? Thanks, Gervais

Q: Can you please recommend one or two companies in Cyber security business? I think this industry will have a lot of potential to grow. Do you agree?