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Q: Thoughts on earnings for each of these companies, each of which are likely to benefit from upcoming increased defense spending. Which one are you most positive on and why. Which are you more bearish on and why? Ratings for each Management 1-10.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on August 15, 2025
Q: I have an observation, as well as a question. I have held this company for a long time and am at a $31 cost base. Several times, I have taken profits to maintain a 4% weighting. I am at a loss as to why it was targeted more than once by short sellers over the years, and generally added on those dips. Now I am online and I see that despite the great quarter and upgrades by most analysts, Morningstar has a 1-star sell rating on it as of 8/13/25. It has been negative this stock constantly, which seems contrary to performance. I looked at new estimates and am wondering if you go along with the low $80 ish ranges or do you expect a bit of profit taking to kick in here? Thanks for your help over many years.
Read Answer Asked by James on August 14, 2025
Q: My son currently has Meta (META), Nebius (NBIS), Amazon (AMZN), and EIF Corp (EIF) in his TFSA, plus an ETF (ZSP) for some diversity. It’s a small portfolio but he really wanted to hold some individual stocks and not just ETFs. Would you be comfortable adding Nvidia (NVDA) and Axon (AXON) at current prices? They are two of my favorite stocks in my non-registered account but I know the prices have really run up. Would you have any better suggestions? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Kim on August 07, 2025
Q: Good morning, I’m thinking about selling DSG and buying PRL or EIF. This would be for my TFSA. Which of the two would be a better option. No concerns about allocation,thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Mary on July 28, 2025
Q: Please rank according to current buy rating. All of these equities are dividend aristocrats with current dividend/distribution higher than 4.5%. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by David on July 28, 2025
Q: These are my 4 roughly equal weighted stocks in my TFSA which represent approximately 2% of total reg.and non reg. accounts. I have taken a barbell approach to this portfolio with EIF and GLXY anchoring the ends.
I have held WELL for several years waiting for that sustained breakout expected ( any day now ? ) and am down 20%. How much more time do I give it ? They seem to be getting all the pieces together and management is respected but I am getting itchy to sell and move on. Wait another quarter ? What will make it move higher without retreating ? What would YOU do if your portfolio ? Finally please provide 3 growth alternatives ( with reasons )should I decide to pull the plug .
Thanks. Derek
Read Answer Asked by Derek on June 10, 2025
Q: These 4 stocks , held in roughly equal amounts, constitute my TFSA , which holds my riskier , growthier companies. It’s early yet but could you give me 3 companies to review and follow before the next TFSA contribution.
Also, your choice of either PXT or TSU as potential picks. Thanks Derek
Read Answer Asked by Derek on May 15, 2025
Q: I hold WELL, LMN, GLXY , EIF in roughly equal amounts in my TFSA and they are approximately 5% of my total cash and RRIF portfolios. My initial TFSA set up was for small cap growth stocks as other portfolios are full of banks , utilities, pipelines etc. Am retired and have enjoyed playing the “ riskier “ side of my portfolios , but haven’t made much money at it ! Am looking at selling it all and buying HTA for its
10 % distribution while keeping me in a growth sector. I like the idea of getting some money NOW instead of waiting till I sell. What do you think of this approach ? Possibly split the portfolio with HTA and EIF ? If I sold in stages in what order would you sell ? Thanks Derek.
Read Answer Asked by Derek on April 17, 2025
Q: Planning on setting up an income portfolio of dividend growing equities. Would the above stocks meet this objective. Already own BAM, BNS, CNQ, DIR.UN, ENB, FRU, FTS, IFC, PEY, POW, SLFm TRP and WCP. Are there other equities other than the above list that you would recommend substituting for one or more of them? Thanks for your thoughts.
Read Answer Asked by David on March 25, 2025
Q: How would you rank for purchase of ALA, BEPC, EFX, EIF, EQB, MFC, NA, NPI, NTR, PSI, SOBI, SOB, SU, WSP for a income focused portfolio?
Read Answer Asked by David on March 10, 2025
Q: Took a small position in these 3 stocks this week. Your thoughts on lmn quarter results this week and longer time holding in all of the above. Cheers
Read Answer Asked by kenneth on March 03, 2025
Q: Hi 5i Team,

Could you please give me your outlook for these three companies in this new age of orange uncertainty? The headwinds and any growth opportunities.

Thanks for the Great Service!
Read Answer Asked by Colin on February 07, 2025
Q: These 9 stocks were approximately equally weighted in unregistered dividend account before NPI and BCE took a big dive. The overall yield of the account is around 4.8% which I have been happy with, but the loss of capital in the 2 mentioned is troubling.

Objective of the account is to generate retirement dividend income for the next 5 to 10 years.
Other accounts provide pretty decent diversification by sector / geography / growth etc.


Question 1. Should I take the loss on these two and redeploy into the other holdings?

Question 2. Any glaring omissions in this account which you think I should add in here?
Read Answer Asked by Jim on January 13, 2025
Q: A good portion of my smaller cap portfolio weighting is in these 4 stocks. They seem reasonably diverse sector wise but the first three have been trending down for 3 months or more, and EIF seems to be now following suit. From a lot of recent commentary I was thinking small and mid-cap names might have a bit of a tail wind, at least on a valuation basis. I know I shouldn’t focus on 3-6 months but still a bit “vexing” watching them slide. I’ve read the recent q&a on all of them, don’t see any alarming comments really, any new concerns I’m missing?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on January 13, 2025
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