Q: Looking at both UBER and ISRG. Please rate them for both growth and risk on a scale of 1-10 (10 being high) and indicate your favourite of the two if purchased today with reasons why. Thank you.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: CLS has had a strong run since their latest results. At today's price would you consider it a buy, hold or sell and what is your reasoning for the rating? Thanks so much!
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
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Vanguard FTSE Canadian High Dividend Yield Index ETF (VDY)
Q: Which one do you prefer? Thanks.
Q: What Canadians would be best for trump presidency
Q: Could you please comment on the third-quarter results for this company? Have they announced what they will do with the cash that they will receive from the renewable business when it closes? What do you think of the prospects for this company?
Q: Does Kraken report earnings soon?Expectations?
Q: Hi, Could you please comment on CSu earnings. Thank you
Q: What is the difference between these two and which do you like better?
Q: With BCE’s dividend yield now at 10% following a sharp drop in its share price, do you think the management might decide to cut the dividend soon? I’d appreciate your thoughts on this.
Q: Hi 5i,
What is 5i opinion after earning release ,,,,SP down about 23 % ,,,,Did they miss earnings bigly? How do you view going forward.... Would 5i be interested and at what price....
thx
What is 5i opinion after earning release ,,,,SP down about 23 % ,,,,Did they miss earnings bigly? How do you view going forward.... Would 5i be interested and at what price....
thx
Q: Please give your opinion on their results, and the company .
Connie
Connie
Q: I have a few questions about your question-handling process. Approximately how many questions do you receive each day? How do you approach answering them? Are certain types of questions given priority for quicker responses, such as questions about Canadian stocks over U.S. stocks, stocks with recent news or earnings reports, or stocks in your 5i portfolio? Finally, do you aim for a specific response time with each question?
Q: Donald Trump has previously signaled his desire for a lower US dollar. JD Vance has recently signalled an even stronger desire for a lower dollar, saying it would bring manufacturing back and calling China a currency manipulator. And if history is any indicator, Vance will be running just about everything in the day-to-day operations of the White House while Trump golfs and engages in twitter wars with celebrities (as Pence did 4 years ago). Right now most of my US holdings are in unhedged ETFs. Would it be wiser to shift some of that over to hedged ETFs? If the US starts trying to lower the dollar how quickly would that happen?
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Vanguard Intermediate-Term Corporate Bond ETF (VCIT)
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iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (AGG)
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iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEF)
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SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF (BIL)
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Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond ETF (VCSH)
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Vanguard Long-Term Government Bond ETF (VGLT)
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iShares 1-3 Year Credit Bond ETF (IGSB)
Q: Hello 5i,
We have CDN and US funds in our RRSP’s and TFSA’s, no pensions, income is CPP and OAS only, + RRSP withdraws.
We are looking at placing funds needed for the next 3 years into less volatile environment with a yield of 4%-5%. We have laddered GIC's and PSA for CDN funds and are looking for something similar in US funds. Our equities (stocks and ETF's) would remain in place though each year we would sell some stocks and purchase short-term ETF’s to retain a 3-year comfort zone. This allows us to retain higher risk equities in a longer time-frame in case of a large drawback.
Some examples we found were IGSB, BIL, VGLT, VCIT, VCSH, AGG, IEF. Do you have any recommendations? What are your thoughts on long-term Treasuries with a Trump win? Dump and run?
Thank you for your service.
D&J
We have CDN and US funds in our RRSP’s and TFSA’s, no pensions, income is CPP and OAS only, + RRSP withdraws.
We are looking at placing funds needed for the next 3 years into less volatile environment with a yield of 4%-5%. We have laddered GIC's and PSA for CDN funds and are looking for something similar in US funds. Our equities (stocks and ETF's) would remain in place though each year we would sell some stocks and purchase short-term ETF’s to retain a 3-year comfort zone. This allows us to retain higher risk equities in a longer time-frame in case of a large drawback.
Some examples we found were IGSB, BIL, VGLT, VCIT, VCSH, AGG, IEF. Do you have any recommendations? What are your thoughts on long-term Treasuries with a Trump win? Dump and run?
Thank you for your service.
D&J
Q: I have held a position of about 2.5% in MG (was higher, but its performance has lagged that of my overall portfolio, thus the decrease in relative exposure) for years now, and have maintained the investment due to a decent dividend (about 4.5% at today's price) and low P/E (trailing P/E listed as 11.59, current forward P/E quoted as 6.75 with Yahoo! Finance). I am concerned that the potential of the US exercising tariffs on goods imported to their country could profoundly impact MG's future performance. I believe that Magna does have some factories in the US: would this exclude them from having tariffs levied on US consumers of their goods?
If MG would be affected by tariffs, and a pivot to another investment would be prudent, I have been considering AXON and ISRG as potential replacements (my portfolio could tolerate a decrease in Consumer Cyclical exposure, and I feel I have room to increase exposure to Industrials and/or Health Care).
Ultimately, my questions are as follows:
1. Will MG be affected by the potential for tariffs to an extent strong enough that an exit from the investment should be seriously considered?
2. Of AXON and ISRG, which company do you feel is poised for greater growth in the next 36 months?
If MG would be affected by tariffs, and a pivot to another investment would be prudent, I have been considering AXON and ISRG as potential replacements (my portfolio could tolerate a decrease in Consumer Cyclical exposure, and I feel I have room to increase exposure to Industrials and/or Health Care).
Ultimately, my questions are as follows:
1. Will MG be affected by the potential for tariffs to an extent strong enough that an exit from the investment should be seriously considered?
2. Of AXON and ISRG, which company do you feel is poised for greater growth in the next 36 months?
Q: What are some canadain companies that could do well under a trump administration
Q: These shares have an attractive yield. Could you please shed some more light on them. Considering for non reg account. When do they reset? At what rate? If reset today, what would rate be? Thanks
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BMO MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF (ZEM)
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iShares Core MSCI EAFE IMI Index ETF (XEF)
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iShares Core S&P U.S. Total Market Index ETF (XUU)
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC)
Q: As I’m running low on time to spend on investing, I’m thinking of selling all of my equities and buying ETFs instead. I’m considering the following ETFs in a 1:1:1:1 distribution.
XIC
XUU
XEF
ZEM
Could you please give me the pros and cons of these ETFs, and alternatives if you feel there are any that are better.
Thank you very much for your service.
XIC
XUU
XEF
ZEM
Could you please give me the pros and cons of these ETFs, and alternatives if you feel there are any that are better.
Thank you very much for your service.
Q: Hi Peter,
Can I get you to compare Chapters Group AG to Pinetree Capital. Both are small cap holding companies. Do you see a lot of similarities between the two and would they be comparable. Both have had good runs.
I appreciate your views.
Thanks
Can I get you to compare Chapters Group AG to Pinetree Capital. Both are small cap holding companies. Do you see a lot of similarities between the two and would they be comparable. Both have had good runs.
I appreciate your views.
Thanks
Q: Hi
I'm curious as to how shareholders are affected by the following scenario... assume a delisting followed by a listing again. I think this happened before with smci but I am more interested in knowing about the impact on a shareholder who holds throughout. I.e. once relisted is it as if nothing happened with respect to the number of shares held before/after etc...
Thanks
I'm curious as to how shareholders are affected by the following scenario... assume a delisting followed by a listing again. I think this happened before with smci but I am more interested in knowing about the impact on a shareholder who holds throughout. I.e. once relisted is it as if nothing happened with respect to the number of shares held before/after etc...
Thanks