Q: Good Morning 5i
Can you provide earning expectations of street for AVO's March earnings report? Thank you.
Can you provide earning expectations of street for AVO's March earnings report? Thank you.
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Q: Good Morning 5i
Can you provide the next reporting date for Amaya and the streets expectation for earnings?
Thank you,
Can you provide the next reporting date for Amaya and the streets expectation for earnings?
Thank you,
Q: I already own Capstone Infrastructure (CSE). I'm considering Valener or Capital Power (CPX) for income. Could you please list the pros and cons of these two companies?
Thank You.
Thank You.
Q: What do you think of cantor fitzgerald's take on Tecsys:
http://www.cantechletter.com/2015/02/tecsys-double-triple-says-cantor-fitzgerald/
Too optimistic? Should I switch my Sylogist for TCS for a three to five year hold? Thanks again.
http://www.cantechletter.com/2015/02/tecsys-double-triple-says-cantor-fitzgerald/
Too optimistic? Should I switch my Sylogist for TCS for a three to five year hold? Thanks again.
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
Sometime in 2014, given the current stage of the economic cycle, I reduced my exposure to Energy and to (traditional) Financials and increased my exposure to Health, Technology and Industrials. The sectoral returns so far indicate that the move is encouraging, but I would nevertheless appreciate your opinion.
Consumer: ATD,BYD.UN,CGX,DOL (10.3%)
Consumer cyclicals (auto): LNR, MG (5.2%)
Energy: TOU,VET,WCP (5.4%)
Energy Infra: ENB,IPL,KEY,PPL (8.1%)
Financials: BNS,CXI,EFN,HCG,TD (8.8%)
Health: CCT,CPH,CXR,GUD,RX,VRX (12.0%)
Industrials: BIN,BIP.UN,CCL,CHE.UN,CNR,SJ,STN (14.0%)
Materials (lumber): IFP,WEF (3.6%)
Technology: CSU,DSG,ESL,CGI,MDA,OTC (17.6%)
Util/Telco/RE: ALA,BCE,BEP.UN,FSV,TCN (10.8%)
Cash: 4.1%
Keep up the good work; in my humble opinion, the service you provide is worth quite a bit more than the membership fee you charge.
Thanks as always,
Antoine
Sometime in 2014, given the current stage of the economic cycle, I reduced my exposure to Energy and to (traditional) Financials and increased my exposure to Health, Technology and Industrials. The sectoral returns so far indicate that the move is encouraging, but I would nevertheless appreciate your opinion.
Consumer: ATD,BYD.UN,CGX,DOL (10.3%)
Consumer cyclicals (auto): LNR, MG (5.2%)
Energy: TOU,VET,WCP (5.4%)
Energy Infra: ENB,IPL,KEY,PPL (8.1%)
Financials: BNS,CXI,EFN,HCG,TD (8.8%)
Health: CCT,CPH,CXR,GUD,RX,VRX (12.0%)
Industrials: BIN,BIP.UN,CCL,CHE.UN,CNR,SJ,STN (14.0%)
Materials (lumber): IFP,WEF (3.6%)
Technology: CSU,DSG,ESL,CGI,MDA,OTC (17.6%)
Util/Telco/RE: ALA,BCE,BEP.UN,FSV,TCN (10.8%)
Cash: 4.1%
Keep up the good work; in my humble opinion, the service you provide is worth quite a bit more than the membership fee you charge.
Thanks as always,
Antoine
Q: Hi Peter, thank you for all that you do.
My grandson told me today that he has $5,000 in an RRSP and is looking at 2 or 3 stocks to hold long term (10 - 40 years). As far as I know these are his only savings as he just finished University last year. We both agreed that BAM and CSU seem like good choices, but I had not heard much of KBL.
I know you are a fan of BAM and CSU, but wondering your thoughts on KBL and also if there are 1 or 2 stocks that you would prefer over these 3 given such a long term time frame. He is 26 years old and said he plans to contribute $5,000 each year and invest between 1 to 3 (new) companies.
Thank you,
p.s. planning on buying him a subscription for his birthday!
My grandson told me today that he has $5,000 in an RRSP and is looking at 2 or 3 stocks to hold long term (10 - 40 years). As far as I know these are his only savings as he just finished University last year. We both agreed that BAM and CSU seem like good choices, but I had not heard much of KBL.
I know you are a fan of BAM and CSU, but wondering your thoughts on KBL and also if there are 1 or 2 stocks that you would prefer over these 3 given such a long term time frame. He is 26 years old and said he plans to contribute $5,000 each year and invest between 1 to 3 (new) companies.
Thank you,
p.s. planning on buying him a subscription for his birthday!
Q: Do you know of a company that is in the fantasy sports, that has recently received funding?
Appreciate your answer. Thanks
Appreciate your answer. Thanks
Q: Hi 5i
I have been working on our sector allocation and would appreciate your help.This commentary includes Canadian stocks only.
Financials at 24% of the total include Alaris AD,Bank of Nova Scotia BNS and Power Financial PWF.5i has recommened a 10% allocation.
To comply with your suggested allocation,we need 11% up to 15% in Information Technology and 7% up to 10% in Materials
Assuming no income tax implications I could sell our financial investments down to 10% which I am reluctant to do and invest in whateve you might suggest to bring Information Technology up to your recommended percentages.
Thanks again for all your help.
I have been working on our sector allocation and would appreciate your help.This commentary includes Canadian stocks only.
Financials at 24% of the total include Alaris AD,Bank of Nova Scotia BNS and Power Financial PWF.5i has recommened a 10% allocation.
To comply with your suggested allocation,we need 11% up to 15% in Information Technology and 7% up to 10% in Materials
Assuming no income tax implications I could sell our financial investments down to 10% which I am reluctant to do and invest in whateve you might suggest to bring Information Technology up to your recommended percentages.
Thanks again for all your help.
Q: Now that VRX has had such a great run in the last 4 months,i am thinking of selling it and investing the money equally on CCT and CXR. Will this trade make me more money. I know CCT and CXR are also up nicely .
thanks LC.
thanks LC.
Q: I have read that US Hedge Funds have been shorting the Canadian Banks because of a pending housing collapse like the one in the USA in 2008. There are also several analysts on BNN that say this is ridiculous because the Canadian housing market is vastly different than the US housing market prior to its collapse. I agree that the Canadian housing market has much less risk than the US market, but I find it hard to believe that the smart people that run US hedge funds don't know this.
what am I missing?
Thanks,
Hans
what am I missing?
Thanks,
Hans
Q: Looking to add one industrial stock to CNR and WSP which I already have 5% positions in each. I can't decide between KBL and BIN. I am looking for growth and notice KBL has better performance over 1,3 and 5 years. Which would you choose or would you suggest something else? Thank you
Q: I have spare American Cash in my American Trading Account. What would you suggest I invest it in that would be fairly liquid. Thanks for your advice.
Q: Hello, Peter
I have 20k us dollars and i want to buy some us stocks, could u please give me some growth stocks in tech and heath sectors? Thank you so much!
yingzi
I have 20k us dollars and i want to buy some us stocks, could u please give me some growth stocks in tech and heath sectors? Thank you so much!
yingzi
Q: Do you see any explanation / reason why WPK had such a high trading volume at the end of Monday.
Thank you!
Albert
Thank you!
Albert
Q: Can you tell me why WEF is falling the last week?
Q: Hello Peter & Co
Just looking for clarification on these two answers to questions. One says CRH is pricey(Feb.9) and the other says its not(Feb23). What am i missing?
Thanks
Dave
Question: Hello Peter & Co, (Feb.9)
The above represents 13% of my RRIF Equity portfolio. I hold CCT,CPH,CXR,GUD,RX and thinking of nibbling in VRX,CRH,PHM; would you please rank them as if I did not own anything.
Thanks,
Tony
5i Research Answer:
These are all so different it is really hard to rank and compare but we would say VRX (for size and stability), PHM (for growth and a decent valuation) and then CRH (due to it looking pricey).
5i Research Answer: (Feb.23)
We think CRH is still OK; it is a solid company getting new attention; yet is still only 14 X earnings, so not too pricey at all.
Just looking for clarification on these two answers to questions. One says CRH is pricey(Feb.9) and the other says its not(Feb23). What am i missing?
Thanks
Dave
Question: Hello Peter & Co, (Feb.9)
The above represents 13% of my RRIF Equity portfolio. I hold CCT,CPH,CXR,GUD,RX and thinking of nibbling in VRX,CRH,PHM; would you please rank them as if I did not own anything.
Thanks,
Tony
5i Research Answer:
These are all so different it is really hard to rank and compare but we would say VRX (for size and stability), PHM (for growth and a decent valuation) and then CRH (due to it looking pricey).
5i Research Answer: (Feb.23)
We think CRH is still OK; it is a solid company getting new attention; yet is still only 14 X earnings, so not too pricey at all.
Q: Hi Peter and Co.,
I'm a shareholder of VNP and they are releasing earnings tomorrow. Would you happen to know what the consensus expectations are for tomorrow's release?
Thanks,
Michael
I'm a shareholder of VNP and they are releasing earnings tomorrow. Would you happen to know what the consensus expectations are for tomorrow's release?
Thanks,
Michael
Q: Hi Team,
These names would be positions to diversify my portfolio. My portfolio already has exposure to most other sectors. Eventually I would like to own all these companies however, could you comment on the pros and cons of each please. Even substitutes/alternatives within the same general sector would help too.
Thanks again for the great work.
These names would be positions to diversify my portfolio. My portfolio already has exposure to most other sectors. Eventually I would like to own all these companies however, could you comment on the pros and cons of each please. Even substitutes/alternatives within the same general sector would help too.
Thanks again for the great work.
Q: I have recently sold Ship Finance Ltd. SFL.US and now have US funds to invest. This for an RRSP that must be converted to a RRIF within the year. We are underweight Tech sector and Healthcare and would like to have your suggestions for one company (2.5% of portfolio).
Q: Good morning,
I have some cash in my non-registered account and would like to purchase a couple of stocks. I am looking for some suggestions for stocks that can be purchased and held for 10+ years. I have full positions in ENB, BCE, ATD.B, CSU and AYA. Anything else you might suggest I could add to current positions. Thank you and stay warm! Janet
I have some cash in my non-registered account and would like to purchase a couple of stocks. I am looking for some suggestions for stocks that can be purchased and held for 10+ years. I have full positions in ENB, BCE, ATD.B, CSU and AYA. Anything else you might suggest I could add to current positions. Thank you and stay warm! Janet