Q: I very recently picked up a small starting position in SMCI at $235. Am waiting before adding anything further. I don't normally base decisions on technicals but would like your thoughts on what price level you think would be reasonable. It did gap up in May around $160. In your experience, would you expect the price to come down to fill this ? Any other comments would be appreciated.
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Q: How much higher will it go.
Shall I buy more shares
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Shall I buy more shares
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Q: I'm under water on both these small cap tech stocks each at <1% of portfolio. I gather from previous comments NVEI is a buy currently? Is ILLM also a buy? Which has greater upside over net 2-3 years?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: What currency are BEPC’s dividends paid in?
Q: Hello 5I team: If someone retired with some room in RRSP which is in turn transferred to RRIF can they contribute with no employment income as long as they do not claim for a tax deduction?
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Ford Motor Company (F)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
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Aritzia Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (ATZ)
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Canada Goose Holdings Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (GOOS)
Q: Hello, I am down on these stocks and with the risk of a recession, would you preemptively sell any or all?
Thanks
CR
Thanks
CR
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Dollarama Inc. (DOL)
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BRP Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (DOO)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Boyd Group Services Inc. (BYD)
Q: For a retired conservative investor:
1. Please rank DOO, ATD, & BYD for safety first and total return second.
2. Please rank PBH & DOL for safety first and total return second.
Thank you
1. Please rank DOO, ATD, & BYD for safety first and total return second.
2. Please rank PBH & DOL for safety first and total return second.
Thank you
Q: Hi team, I am a retired, income with a bit of growth investor. I have 22 holdings in my portfolio. My general rule of thumb is that a single holding should not be over 5% and a sector no more than 20%. When it comes to ETF's my % are a bit higher. My question is, with the above ETF's in mind could you please tell me what the maximum % you would feel comfortable with holding in a portfolio. eg- I have ZWA at 10%, ZWE 9%, ZWU 9%, with cash at 15.5%. Thanks for your expertise, Bill
Q: Hi Gang
Did you have a look at my last question onTop 15 Canadian companys that pay in US cash
Thanks Mike B
Did you have a look at my last question onTop 15 Canadian companys that pay in US cash
Thanks Mike B
Q: Hi Gang
Can you give me list of Reits and companies that pay in US cash
Thanks Mike B
Can you give me list of Reits and companies that pay in US cash
Thanks Mike B
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Andrew Peller Limited/Andrew Peller Limitee Class A Non-voting Shares (ADW.A)
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Corby Spirit and Wine Limited Unlimited Non Voting Class B Common Shrs (CSW.B)
Q: hi. I am down on CSW, and am thinking of selling and locking in the tax loss, and immediately picking up ADW. do you see more capital gain potential in one versus the other? what do you feel is the better investment now?cheers, chris
Q: Could you comment on this with rates rising
Q: If you already hold NFI at these level, would you sell and move on or does the risk / reward make sense for a few more quarters or longer term?
Q: Can you pls recommend a CDN ETF that holds Constellation Software, and which has a good track record for price appreciation. Thank you.
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Biogen Inc. (BIIB)
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Illumina Inc. (ILMN)
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Intuitive Surgical Inc. (ISRG)
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Eli Lilly and Company (LLY)
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Exact Sciences Corporation (EXAS)
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Guardant Health Inc. (GH)
Q: Hi 5i,
For Guardant Health (GH) would you recommend holding or selling at this time?
If selling is your recommendation please provide 5 US healthcare stocks that have good prospects in the near to long term.
Thank you.
For Guardant Health (GH) would you recommend holding or selling at this time?
If selling is your recommendation please provide 5 US healthcare stocks that have good prospects in the near to long term.
Thank you.
Q: Just read about Intel making its foundry available to customers for specific chip designs to compete and grow, trying to supplant Samsung and TSMC, seems they are building foundry production to compete with Samsung, what are prospects of success by 2030 as they hope, is this good place to step in?
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Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)
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Intuitive Surgical Inc. (ISRG)
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AbbVie Inc. (ABBV)
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Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX)
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Eli Lilly and Company (LLY)
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Walmart Inc. (WMT)
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L3Harris Technologies Inc. (LHX)
Q: hi, portfolio analytics says I am underweight basic materials, consumer defensive, healthcare and industrials. can you provide a few Canadian and US equities in each category, that you would consider for medium to long term investment.
cheers, chris ( take as many credits as you need ).
further, I am overweight in utilities ( 18.6% of total holdings ) and financials ( 25.5 %). do you recommend trimming these 2 sectors? and in financials I own BN and BAM ( which I would suspect actually have cross-over with other sectors? )??
cheers, chris
cheers, chris ( take as many credits as you need ).
further, I am overweight in utilities ( 18.6% of total holdings ) and financials ( 25.5 %). do you recommend trimming these 2 sectors? and in financials I own BN and BAM ( which I would suspect actually have cross-over with other sectors? )??
cheers, chris
Q: In the answer provided today to Peter:
We would rank: BAM, BEPC, EIF, FTS, SIA, SLF, BNS, ENB, NPI, TVE, RY, CTC.A, T, TRP, ADN
You missed BCE. where would you place it?
We would rank: BAM, BEPC, EIF, FTS, SIA, SLF, BNS, ENB, NPI, TVE, RY, CTC.A, T, TRP, ADN
You missed BCE. where would you place it?
Q: Prior to the December 2022 distribution of the new BAM, I believe that the old BAM (now BN) was trading with a dividend yield above 1%...perhaps around 1.25% or even 1.5% (?) As of this moment, the "new" BN trades at a 0.91% yield.
I usually use historical yield as a guide for my stock purchases. Am I able to make a direct yield comparison of today's BN vs. the former, or was the dividend affected in any way because of the distribution 6 months ago? If so, by approximately how much ??
I usually use historical yield as a guide for my stock purchases. Am I able to make a direct yield comparison of today's BN vs. the former, or was the dividend affected in any way because of the distribution 6 months ago? If so, by approximately how much ??
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BMO International Dividend ETF (ZDI)
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
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SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)
Q: Retiree looking for suggestions to putt some money into a TFSA. Long term investment with a good dividend and reasonable capital appreciation. Please advise.