Q: since I sold efn it seems to be going higher. did you miss something on your sell recommendation. thanks bill
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Q: Hello,
PTE released a statement today that starts, "Pioneering has retained Trapeze Capital Corp. of Toronto, Canada to provide market-making services in accordance with TSX-V policies" What would be examples of market-making services?
Regards,
Robert
PTE released a statement today that starts, "Pioneering has retained Trapeze Capital Corp. of Toronto, Canada to provide market-making services in accordance with TSX-V policies" What would be examples of market-making services?
Regards,
Robert
Q: Csu is down about $21 or 2.5 % today which is a good up day. I dont see any news ?
Am I missing anything
Thanks
Am I missing anything
Thanks
Q: I can emphasize with Paul in his question on fixed income guaranteed to fall. But,I was not too clear on your answer. You note that we should seek diversification and look over the long and not the short term, saying that the return for products such as xbb will show better if we look five years back. But, doesn't that just beg the question? We are looking five years out and we are thinking that things are not going to be like they were in the past. So, does this new reality not call for another strategy? I am aware that there aren't many alternative stratagies, other than holding more stocks. But, I don;t think looking to the past history helps us here.
thanks
thanks
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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Global X Active Ultra-Short Term Investment Grade Bond ETF (HFR)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
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iShares iBoxx USD High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (HYG)
Q: Hi 5i. FI = Fixed Income
My (6) FI holdings with rough total returns (including MER & dividends) for period held (average ~ 1.5 years): CBO -1.3%, CPD +15.0%, HFR +1.7%, XBB -2.2%, XHY+5.5%, LQD -0.6%.
NOTE: LQD not selectable, so picked HYG for question above.
Question: I understand the reasoning behind having the above FI holdings in my portfolio, but holding CBO & XBB seems like a sure way to lose money. So why not move CBO & XBB holdings to HFR (and possibly also XHY) which at least returns me ~ +1.7% pretty reliably? Your opinion on my FI mix would also be appreciated.
Thank you for continued solid wise advice.
My (6) FI holdings with rough total returns (including MER & dividends) for period held (average ~ 1.5 years): CBO -1.3%, CPD +15.0%, HFR +1.7%, XBB -2.2%, XHY+5.5%, LQD -0.6%.
NOTE: LQD not selectable, so picked HYG for question above.
Question: I understand the reasoning behind having the above FI holdings in my portfolio, but holding CBO & XBB seems like a sure way to lose money. So why not move CBO & XBB holdings to HFR (and possibly also XHY) which at least returns me ~ +1.7% pretty reliably? Your opinion on my FI mix would also be appreciated.
Thank you for continued solid wise advice.
Q: Hi team, I have owned this company since it was introduced to the growth portfolio and I am down 16 %. What are your thoughts both 1 year and 3 +.
Thank you as always for the good work provided.
Jacques
Thank you as always for the good work provided.
Jacques
Q: KP Tissue has been on a steady decline, despite a very attractive dividend. It seems more than a plain vanilla reaction to rising interest rates, as the dividend should be providing support. Is there anything "lurking" in the background that might be spooking investors?
Q: why do you think XHY is holding up so nicely given recent US market volatility...thanks.
Q: Following on your reply for alternative lenders, i would caution buying Home Capital for the reason suggested. I am a real estate lawyer and my broker contacts tell me Home Capital is doing very little new lending to residential homeowners who can't meet the Canadian bank standards.
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Superior Plus Corp. (SPB)
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Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI)
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Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. (GS)
Q: I've decided to begin building an income portfolio and have chosen the companies listed above. (Mostly from your Income Portfolio). I am retired but my pension income covers my monthly expenses. I'm looking for companies that you believe are strong enough to maintain, and hopefully increase), dividends in the long run. I understand we are in a climate of interest rate increases and income stocks could suffer as a result so I'm wondering if I should wait to begin building this portfolio. My intention is to round out the portfolio by adding companies from your balanced portfolio. My questions are:
1. Can you suggest a strategy that you consider to be wiser as I begin to develop my new portfolio?
2. Do you consider the companies I have chosen to be the best choices for a new portfolio considering all current investment metrics? Could you suggest any I have missed?
Thank-you for your continued support.
1. Can you suggest a strategy that you consider to be wiser as I begin to develop my new portfolio?
2. Do you consider the companies I have chosen to be the best choices for a new portfolio considering all current investment metrics? Could you suggest any I have missed?
Thank-you for your continued support.
Q: Could you give me your thoughts on MAL for a 1 to 2 year hold.
Thanks Darren
Thanks Darren
Q: Hi 5i,
Between SYY and PFGC which is the better buy for a longer term hold?
TIA!
Between SYY and PFGC which is the better buy for a longer term hold?
TIA!
Q: If a company is listed on the TSX Venture exchange and also traded OTC in the US can you purchase on one and sell on the other?
Q: Can you explain how the over the counter market works? I was looking at the price for Reliq on TSXV and then on the over the counter market, there was a .50 cent difference in the prices when I was looking. Thanks
Q: Hello 5i
With your previous comments about TV, missed on other metrics, do you see this lower price as a buying opportunity or does it have a chance of breaching another support level at 1.23 to 1.25?
Looking to buy/add given the amount in portfolio has decreased with the price decline.
From a small cap perspective, given current market and business environment, would you choose to add to another name before adding to TV?
Thanks
Dave
With your previous comments about TV, missed on other metrics, do you see this lower price as a buying opportunity or does it have a chance of breaching another support level at 1.23 to 1.25?
Looking to buy/add given the amount in portfolio has decreased with the price decline.
From a small cap perspective, given current market and business environment, would you choose to add to another name before adding to TV?
Thanks
Dave
Q: With high debt being a concern for all companies, I thought today's news was reasonably positive but it appears that the market disagrees. As always, I would appreciate your analysis.
Tricon Capital Group Inc. (TCN-T) says it has an agreement to sell the portfolio of 14 manufactured housing communities, including its Tricon Lifestyle Communities investment vertical to an institutional investor. "The sale of our TLC manufactured housing communities portfolio represents the next meaningful step along our stated plan to simplify Tricon's business," said Gary Berman, CEO of Tricon Capital. "We intend to use the net proceeds largely to pay down our corporate credit facility, reducing our overall debt level and creating additional flexibility for future investments. Going forward, we will focus our growth efforts on our core investment verticals, where we have a clear path to scale, leadership and attractive long-term returns."
Tricon Capital Group Inc. (TCN-T) says it has an agreement to sell the portfolio of 14 manufactured housing communities, including its Tricon Lifestyle Communities investment vertical to an institutional investor. "The sale of our TLC manufactured housing communities portfolio represents the next meaningful step along our stated plan to simplify Tricon's business," said Gary Berman, CEO of Tricon Capital. "We intend to use the net proceeds largely to pay down our corporate credit facility, reducing our overall debt level and creating additional flexibility for future investments. Going forward, we will focus our growth efforts on our core investment verticals, where we have a clear path to scale, leadership and attractive long-term returns."
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,
In a TFSA, if only one could be purchased today, which stock would you choose: PHO or RHT? Would you be comfortable with a full position for the chosen stock?
Thanks as always.
In a TFSA, if only one could be purchased today, which stock would you choose: PHO or RHT? Would you be comfortable with a full position for the chosen stock?
Thanks as always.
Q: Do you have any information or an opinion on this US company?
Phil
Phil
Q: WITH NEW QUALIFYING MORTGAGE RULES, I BELIEVE CONSUMERS WILL BE LOOKING FOR ALTERNATIVES OTHER THAN CANADIAN BANKS ARE THERE ANY STOCKS THAT MIGHT BENEFIT BY THIS CIRCUMSTANCE IF SO, WHAT MIGHT YOU RECOMMEND THANKS
Q: Hi Ryan Peter
Do you feel this stock should continue to have a A rating today it hit a 12 month low it is my biggest capital drain but I will stay vested due to the div increase and hope for some recovery .
PBH receives a B rating and has grown 40% over the last 12 months .
I find this some what confusing.
Kind Regards
Stan
Do you feel this stock should continue to have a A rating today it hit a 12 month low it is my biggest capital drain but I will stay vested due to the div increase and hope for some recovery .
PBH receives a B rating and has grown 40% over the last 12 months .
I find this some what confusing.
Kind Regards
Stan