Investment Q&A

Q: Hi,

For a 2 year hold, which would you recommend in order of preference?

Thank you.

Larry

Q: My investment strategy has been 1st to buy good companies. I accept that there will be volatility in the short term but believe that in the long term good companies will perform well. I am retired and this has worked well for me and your advices have helped to direct me to good stocks that I would not have found on my own.
The last 6 weeks have been challenging from an emotional investing standpoint. But I have been through this before and the best action for me has been to stay the course.
Often I like to take some opportunity in this down market and I find I often jump in too early.
I like PBH, hold 2 % and think it would be a good long term hold and am considering topping it up 1%. I hear this “capitulation” term used when a stock has hit the end of its fall. With a specific stock is there a “formula” that defines this capitulation point. If possible can you reference PBH as an example?
Thanks John

Q: of the stocks listed can you please rank in order from 1st to last for adding to at this time as I have some cash to add to these stocks that I currently own.
Thanks

Q: Going forward after checking on cost issues--transportation and etc. and also the Conference Call and other concerns coming out, what are your opinions and facts? Going backwards I feel sorry for the people who had paid $100.00 or more a share, will they have the time to make a recovery?

Q: Add our names for two thumbs up for 5i research! I am suffering like everyone else. But, I realise that I have received good advice from 5i. But, I don't expect you to have a crystal ball. And so the final decisions are ours.

We are wondering whether it is too late to sell Premium Brands for a tax loss. It is already the 14th, which means that we would not be able to buy it back until mid December. I expect much of the tax loss selling would be finished by that time, and , if it ever does turn around, it might be before that date that PBH starts to climb. (I suppose despite all of this we are always optimistic!) So, would it be just better to hold than to book the loss and possibly miss the turnaround, if it comes?
thanks

Q: anything else in the cc to account for the huge miss on EPS and ebitda ??? Thx

Q: In a previous answer today, you said you would be ok start a postion but not adding to it. How do you come with that ? If its under a 1 % of your total portfolio, doesnt that matter? this was a praised stock at $120 and it doesnt seem like much has changed.

Q: Dear sirs,
Aside from previous earnings commentary, would you add to or initiate positions at these levels in Premium Brands?

Thank you,

Q: comments on earnings please.

Q: Hi Peter, Ryan,

We have a few dogs with the downturn but we also cashed in all of our high runners in early October. Your insight is invaluable in our portfolio management strategy and we understand the decision to buy or sell is in our control. On that note, we have been buyers the past two weeks when a stock drops 25%-40% (i.e. KXS today at $67.99). Can you comment on the following opportunities (BYD.UN, WSP, NFI, CCL.B, PBH, SHOP, ENHG) to purchase now with a 3-5 year hold inside RRSP's.
1. Please rank (based on your expertise) the above stocks from best to worst as of today to add to an RRSP.
2. Which of the above, if any, are considered "prime" to purchase today.

Thank you
Jerry and Debbie

Q: I have been accumulating cash in accounts for my 4 grandchildren, ages 2 - 10, and would now like to invest these proceeds. So, for long term holds, with some growth and some stability, what would be your stock recommendations. I have been considering investments such as BAM, SIS, AQN. Am I on the right track with these selections and/or are there others I should consider, such as TD and RY?
Many thanks........Jim

Q: Can you provide earnings estimates for SIS and PBH and NVDA for next weeks releases?

Q: I have reviewed your previous comments on Premium Brands and see that earnings have been missed 50% of the time but you still feel this is a good long term holding. The stock has dropped over the last 3 months. So my question is does the market expect a miss and is it currently priced into the current stock price.
Thanks John

Q: Which company would you recommend for grandson's RESP they are 7 & 3 years old. they currently have BCE/BNS & Algonquin Power & TD

Q: Can you please comment on the Earnings for $PBH and $TIH.

Thanks Valter

Q: For someone focused on income, what 3 or 4 names would you suggest in the Consumer Staples space. All I have currently is NWC.

Thanks.

Q: What would you see as the top 3 stocks and etfs with the most potential at this stage in the market 3 year investment ?

I enjoy the webinar by the way and continue to appreciate your work gang!

John

Q: Hi Peter, Ryan,

For a long-term hold, is today a good entry point for PBH and CCL.B? If so, would you purchase a full or 1/2 position? If only one was to be purchased which has the best value and upside? One last question, are they best held in a TFSA or RRSP?
Please take the appropriate credits for our inquiry.
Cheers,
Jerry and Debbie

Q: I know 5i doesn't time markets but w the Feds raising rates, China tariff wars, business and world slowdown, US elections - when would 5i recommend to invest & what 3 US stocks and 3 Canadian do u like bests?

Q: I would appreciate your thoughts on the weak price performance of PBH stock. PKI by contrast is much stronger although the metrics of PBH are at least comparable. For example both have high debt over 120% of equity. Both have forward earnings growth over 30% and both trade on a forward PE below the 5 year low PE. The big difference is the price action. PKI trades close to median price that analysts estimate for next year whereas PBH is well below those estimates. I am assuming you prefer the good price momentum of PKI and, all being equal, you would go with PKI despite the apparent better value in PBH? Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Mike