Investment Q&A

Q: is CCL.a in the materials sector and CCL.b in consumer cyclical?

Q: Assuming a deflationary scenario and a continuing low interest rate environment for the next 18-24 months or so, what are your top five sectors and the top three picks within those sectors.
Many thanks for your most helpful advice.
John

Q: Hi. My materials is a little low. I've noticed you've been recommending Teck lately. Would you consider it better than CCL? Or is the something else you prefer in materials? I already own BTO so not looking for more gold.

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Q: CCL used to be a high flyer. not now . did something change.
if i want to replace it would ITPgood .it has an attractive yield and a manager had it as his top pick on BNN.
if not any suggestion

Q: Good morning,
What are the advantages/disadvantages in owning CCL.A voting shares versus CCL.B non voting shares? What is your preference?
Thank you,
Patrick

Q: Happy new Year.

I always thought CCL paid their dividends in US dollars but it is not on your list of companies. Can you confirm the currency they pay in?

Thanks

Q: Hello 5i,
I sold NFI, PSI and CCL.A as tax losses on October 25. Should I buy them back now, just add to the positions I now have or are there other equity opportunities to consider in replacement. I am a retire, value, dividend investor, 60/40, evenly distributed with many from the INCOME MODEL PORTFOLIO.
Stan

Q: I have had this stock for the past year and am up less than 2%. I am considering selling it and buying Parkland Fuel, or perhaps Dollarama. Your thoughts.

Q: Hi, can you give me your top 2 or 3 names in the materials (ex-oil, ex-lumber) sector? I am looking for two solid names and one could be more speculative. Thank-you.