Q: What do you think about Sandvine at these prices? For a two year hold? Are there other companies you like better in that space?
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Hello Team,
For Europe banking exposure, which of san or ing groep would you favour? In your estimation which would be growthier?
Happy Holidays,
Barry
For Europe banking exposure, which of san or ing groep would you favour? In your estimation which would be growthier?
Happy Holidays,
Barry
Q: 1. When using technical aides to assist with buying,selling and setting stop losses on ones positions does this time of xmas/ New Years period affect the use of charts,etc as volumes seem to be down some what during this period?
2. Out of curiosity when comparing ones performance of their portfolio against bench marks such as the TSX, Income Funds and/or ETF's,etc.and you are withdrawing 5-6 percent from your portfolio yet these bench marks do not appear to have withdrawals , how would one put the withdrawals in the equation? Or am I comparing apples to oranges?
2. Out of curiosity when comparing ones performance of their portfolio against bench marks such as the TSX, Income Funds and/or ETF's,etc.and you are withdrawing 5-6 percent from your portfolio yet these bench marks do not appear to have withdrawals , how would one put the withdrawals in the equation? Or am I comparing apples to oranges?
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BMO Equal Weight US Banks Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZUB)
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (VGG)
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Vanguard U.S. Total Market Index ETF (VUN)
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Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK)
Q: With 17% of my portfolio invested in these US ETFs, I'm thinking about adding another 5-10%. However, I'm wary of the Trump implications. All of the above are near 52-week highs. As a long term investor, should I not worry about timing the market, or is it advisable to wait a bit before investing in the US? Is XUS worth buying or am I fine sticking with VUN, if I go ahead and invest in the US?
Q: I am a 30yr old with a bias towards growth and trying to up my energy exposure. For a long term hold which name would you suggest to compliment my current holdings of WCP and BIR?
Q: I currently have the following in the domestic equity portion of my RRSP: RY, BNS, MFC, ATD.B, ENB, SU, AQN, WSP, KBL, SJ, ABX. What would be your one and only recommendation for an additional position considering current valuations and a 3-5 year timeframe?
Q: I am looking for a bit more exposure in the financial sector. A guest on BNN this morning , while discussing bottom feeders, mentioned Aegon N.V. After doing some research on it, I thought it looked interesting. I would be interested in your opinion.
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NexGen Energy Ltd. (NXE)
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CGI Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (GIB.A)
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Veren Inc. (VRN)
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Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (BIR)
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Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI)
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Andrew Peller Limited/Andrew Peller Limitee Class A Non-voting Shares (ADW.A)
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Franklin Core ETF Portfolio (CBL)
Q: Starting another trading acct. without any banks. Your opinion would be appreciated on the selections above. Thank you.
Q: GEO has been trending down the past couple of weeks. Do you see anything that would account for it? Does it still look ok as a buy considering smaller size and risk?
Q: Good morning,
I have been following BDI for a while. I know that they have raised money for a price higher than the current stock price. Also, they have serious debt to take care off and have cut their dividend twice already. Last Monday, they introduced a Drip program for dividend payout. Is this good news or bad news? Explain to me what the drip program will do the share price and how it will affect the current shareholders?
Thank, you
Paul
I have been following BDI for a while. I know that they have raised money for a price higher than the current stock price. Also, they have serious debt to take care off and have cut their dividend twice already. Last Monday, they introduced a Drip program for dividend payout. Is this good news or bad news? Explain to me what the drip program will do the share price and how it will affect the current shareholders?
Thank, you
Paul
Q: I do not have much experience in investing in US stocks. I would like to add some US exposure as it does seem that Trump's pro business approach might turn into a reality. Is there an ETF you could suggest that would track the US market?
Thank you, Peter
Thank you, Peter
Q: I am up about 70% in a relatively short period. Time to sell?
Q: Would you sell ATD and buy PKI today? Does it's recent decline, 4% dividend, and growth prospects represent a better position?
Thanks and seasons greetings to Peter, Ryan and the rest of your team.
Peter
Thanks and seasons greetings to Peter, Ryan and the rest of your team.
Peter
Q: I hold some shares of PGF from before oil tanked and am down 25% now after its been recovering a little in the last few months. They have a ton of debt and I have only continued to hold the stock because it has been recovering with the price of oil. I don't plan to hold this stock for the long term but I felt I could make some of my money back, which has worked so far.But Seeking Alpha released a negative report today stating it will likely not meet all its debt obligations and suggesting maybe a reverse stock split could have to happen. Do you think I should get out of PGF now?
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
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Seven Generations Energy Ltd. class A common shares (VII)
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Raging River Exploration Inc. (RRX)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
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Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (BIR)
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Surge Energy Inc. (SGY)
Q: I would like to increase my exposure to the energy sector. Which one or two above mentioned energy companies do you recommend. Can you please rank them. If you have any other recommendations please mention.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Own half positions in each of these stocks - ALA and ECI - and plan to simplify by consolidating into one holding. Which would be your preference - for income with some capital appreciation?
Q: Merry Christmas to the 5i Team! My question is about consumer discretionary stocks. It's one of the areas in my portfolio that i lack exposure in (0% to be honest). I've been looking at ATD-B for a while and feel comfortable adding at the current price level. To get some more high quality names I've looked to the US and come across the usual suspects that seem fairly highly priced/valued. I've been looking at ULTA and COST. Might not be your area of expertise but your thoughts on these 2 companies or any other specific names you think are worth owning in the Cons Disc space?
Q: With interest rates rising (in the US) the ongoing babble from so many 'experts' has been to stay away from 'bond proxies', namely utilities, telcos, pipelines, etc. However, those stocks have been performing quite well since the fed raised rates. Today Desjardins came out with top picks for 2017 (in the G&M which suggested Algonquin's forecasted returns would grow by 39% next year and Fortis by 17%. Do you think they're being too optimistic? And are these forecasted results already baked into the stock prices?
Q: I have a cost base on cf of $8.25 looking to start averaging my cost. With the oil move is it time to step in cf.
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Enghouse Systems Limited (ENGH)
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Open Text Corporation (OTEX)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
Q: Hi There,
I am currently considering adding a position in one of the three companies ENGH, OTC, or SHOP to hold within my TSFA. I currently own GUD, KXS and SIS. Please advise which one of these three you would recommend buying next. Thank you for your helpful insight and all the best of the season!
I am currently considering adding a position in one of the three companies ENGH, OTC, or SHOP to hold within my TSFA. I currently own GUD, KXS and SIS. Please advise which one of these three you would recommend buying next. Thank you for your helpful insight and all the best of the season!