Q: I have no position in this security EIF, would you buy into this in lieu of todays announcement. Thanks as always.
You can view 3 more answers this month. Sign up for a free trial for unlimited access.
Investment Q&A
Not investment advice or solicitation to buy/sell securities. Do your own due diligence and/or consult an advisor.
Q: With the PAL Aerospace division of EIF being part of the consortium to win the large Canadian government contract announced yesterday, how long into the future do you think it might be before we understand how truly beneficial this will be to EIF? Would you consider the announcement "material"?
Regards,
Robert
Regards,
Robert
Q: Him Peter what's pushing eif to these levels .
30% in the last month .
What do you think of exiting I bought for stable income but having second thoughts
Kind regards
Stan
30% in the last month .
What do you think of exiting I bought for stable income but having second thoughts
Kind regards
Stan
Q: Hi Peter,My guess on RNW which I have owned since inception is that it will eventually be part of bep.un they already own a substantial position.all so if 5i followed EIF what letter grade rating would you give this co.I took a full position in eif the day after TD downgraded it.
Kind Regards
Stan
Kind Regards
Stan
Q: Is the pop EIF is experiencing election related, earnings related or some other reason?? TY.
Q: Please provide your comments on EIF's Q3 earnings and dividend increase. Thanks.
Q: First of all TY for your reassuring post on the shocking results of the USA election. 2 years of imbecilic bombardment to get to that result...wow. Can you please comment on EIF's quarterly results. AS always TY Ryan and Peter.
Q: Hi Peter Last night on Market Call a viewer called in on your opinion of a aerospace stock approaching the billion $ market cap and I failed to write it down it started with a E Could you give me the trading symbol as I would like to research the Co.
Kind Regards
Stan
Kind Regards
Stan
Q: I find the timing of todays downgrade suspect. Why wouldn't the author wait for the companies quarterly and Q and A in two weeks to form an opinion. Do you think ulterior motives are in play here ?
Q: I know EIF was downgraded today to market perform by Raymond James but the sell-off seems to be a bit overdone. Is this fund managers adjusting their positions and do you think the price will stabilize above the initial drop?
- Aralez Pharmaceuticals Inc. (ARZ)
- Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
- Exchange Income Corporation (EIF)
Q: I am thinking of selling ARZ and looking at PBH or EIF. Disregarding sectors, could I please have your opinion and what would favour or keep ARZ. Thanks
Q: EIF is in uncharted territory. It's in favour but it seems inevitable some fund manager is going to take profit after such a run?
Q: Hi 5i, just a follow up to the comment on the BNN guest who mistakingly described Exchange Income Fund. Later in the show after realizing his error he apologized. At the time I also questioned his description.
Dave
Dave
Q: Good morning. Did you see Wednesday's Market call and specifically the guests review of his past pick's ? I thought his review of Exchange income which was up 41% on the year was lame. He claimed it was some obscure company in the restaurant business. He seemed totally unprepared and not in a position to review the company at all.
Q: I am concerned about EIF's debt to equity ratio and the potential of aviation fuel increasing with the price of oil stabilizing and potentially rising. On that note, was the decline in fuel price a key contributor to their recent past profits? I do like the depth of directors and management. I'm inclined to think that their FAR NORTH aviation markets are a barrier to entry in and of itself and they have the market captured. Don't know if I should continue to hold or liquidate? Can you help me decide?
Carl
Carl
Carl
Carl
- Aimia Inc. (AIM)
- Exchange Income Corporation (EIF)
- Diversified Royalty Corp. (DIV)
- Chorus Aviation Inc. Voting and Variable Voting Shares (CHR)
- DirectCash Payments Inc. (DCI)
Q: Hi,
Within an overall balanced portfolio, I am looking to add one "high yielder" to supplement dividend income. Which of the four listed would you prefer and feel the dividend is the "most" secure going forward? Is their a different equity that you would recommend other than the four listed?
Regards,
Robert
Within an overall balanced portfolio, I am looking to add one "high yielder" to supplement dividend income. Which of the four listed would you prefer and feel the dividend is the "most" secure going forward? Is their a different equity that you would recommend other than the four listed?
Regards,
Robert
Q: In your answer to my question previously about the two companies, you state the following: "This switch would, in our view, be effectively a trade off between income and potential economic leverage. With NFI owned already, we think it could still be helpful."
I am not sure what you mean when you say it could still be helpful. More helpful to retain TFI or more helpful to make the switch?
Thanks again for your advice.
Paul F.
I am not sure what you mean when you say it could still be helpful. More helpful to retain TFI or more helpful to make the switch?
Thanks again for your advice.
Paul F.
Q: I have held TFI for the past 2 years or so and watched it go from above $30 to below $20 and now back to above $26. Despite its recent substantial rise, I am thinking it should be expected to level off until the economy in general improves. I am therefore considering a switch here to EIF to take advantage of the higher dividend and perhaps a better growth profile. Would you view this as a reasonable switch or would it be best to stay with TFI or is there another company in the Industrials you would consider switching to (I already own NFI).
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Q: Well I foolishly falls for the shorts' tree shaking con game of driving down EIF to create a panic and allowed my EIF to be stopped out $32.41 (yes, I kept a bit of profit at this level). I now contemplate about buying it back at around $34! Sell low and buy high, is it not what investing is all about? What more can you say about small retail jittery!
Anyway I would like your opinion on buying EIF back at this price level, and it is wise to do so.
sign - "too embarrassed".
Anyway I would like your opinion on buying EIF back at this price level, and it is wise to do so.
sign - "too embarrassed".
Q: I currently hold LIF for the high yield and am thinking of replacing it with EIF - again for the high yield. A good idea??
Thanks
Thanks