Q: technically speaking, where are the support levels for S+P 500,the Dow and the TSX if I were to let some funds go to work in this current downdraft? support levels please...and thanks as always...I know that aiming at a target sometimes misses its mark..
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Q: Hi, can you please provide some oil and gas names with significant upside potential if prices improve.
it would be better if company is Cash flow positive, pays dividend, and have a good balance sheet.
Thanks,
it would be better if company is Cash flow positive, pays dividend, and have a good balance sheet.
Thanks,
Q: Natural gas has declined over the past 5 years or so and I am considering taking a position. I believe that LNG has a longer term very bright future especially exports.
Can you comment on AR:US, DVN:US ( producers) and UNG:US (natural gas pricing etf) or any other natural gas security.
Thank you
Can you comment on AR:US, DVN:US ( producers) and UNG:US (natural gas pricing etf) or any other natural gas security.
Thank you
Q: Hi 5i team,
Regarding Rogers, Bell and Telus, judging on their readiness for 5G rollout, their most recent quarter performance, and their current valuation, which of these companies will be the best buy for a 2-3 years hold? Thanks,
Regarding Rogers, Bell and Telus, judging on their readiness for 5G rollout, their most recent quarter performance, and their current valuation, which of these companies will be the best buy for a 2-3 years hold? Thanks,
Q: Thoughts on earnings? If you back out the $300 mil impairment charge what does it look like? A comment on their guidance going forward?
Q: Hi Team,
I've been through many of these events over past 35 years and I really like to avg in while people are throwing the baby out with the bath water.
Could you guys start a list of 5i stocks which should torque back after this selloff, ie stocks like Shop, LSPD, or any others in your universe that fit this criteria.
I'm certain you will start to get similar questions and it would nice if you could publish an updated list online like the tax selloff list.
For now I'd like your top 5 that have potential for a strong bounce.
Thanks again for all your great work!
Chris M.
I've been through many of these events over past 35 years and I really like to avg in while people are throwing the baby out with the bath water.
Could you guys start a list of 5i stocks which should torque back after this selloff, ie stocks like Shop, LSPD, or any others in your universe that fit this criteria.
I'm certain you will start to get similar questions and it would nice if you could publish an updated list online like the tax selloff list.
For now I'd like your top 5 that have potential for a strong bounce.
Thanks again for all your great work!
Chris M.
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FLIR Systems Inc. (FLIR)
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Canadian Solar Inc. (CSIQ)
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SolarEdge Technologies Inc. (SEDG)
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Enphase Energy Inc. (ENPH)
Q: Hi 5iR Team, Recently, I asked a question on Solar Technology stocks and the team gave me 4 names to follow up on: CSIQ, TSLA, FSLR, and SPWR. After doing some more research I would like to add to the list; SEDG and ENPH and drop SPWR and TSLA. OK, we now have 4 names; CSIQ, FSLR, SEDG, and ENPH. Could you rank order these names for me, perhaps with a few comments on why. Thanks very much team. Cheers, Chris
Q: Hi, could you please comment on Storm Resources earnings release? Is it a strong stock in its field and would you recommend holding, I am down significantly on it and deciding whether to take a loss? Thank-you.
Q: Hello Peter, Ryan, and Team,
I read that US housing data is relatively positive at the moment, and am wondering if this is a plus for them and if their lofty 7.895% dividend could be considered safe.
Thanks as always for your insight.
I read that US housing data is relatively positive at the moment, and am wondering if this is a plus for them and if their lofty 7.895% dividend could be considered safe.
Thanks as always for your insight.
Q: Can you please tell my if 100% of ZWC monthly income received is eligible for the dividend tax credit?
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Q: Hi 5i,
Would you please provide your insight into the 4th quarter results from Boralex today. Is it just the overall market sentiment that is driving the stock down by +/- 7% today? Is Boralex still good for a long term hold or would you prefer others in the renewable utility space?
Thanks!
Would you please provide your insight into the 4th quarter results from Boralex today. Is it just the overall market sentiment that is driving the stock down by +/- 7% today? Is Boralex still good for a long term hold or would you prefer others in the renewable utility space?
Thanks!
Q: What do you think of GFL management, debt levels, profitability and growth profile?
Thanks for your help.
John
Thanks for your help.
John
Q: Hello Peter
I want to open new position in my portfolio AQN or BEP.UN, which one would you prefer and why.
Andrew
I want to open new position in my portfolio AQN or BEP.UN, which one would you prefer and why.
Andrew
Q: With these drops in the market, we should be in for some pretty decent buying opportunities in the future !!
Q: Is the WEF dividend sustainable
Comments on XBC & its technolgy
Comments on XBC & its technolgy
Q: NVU.un has dropped during the selloff to 35.95 from 36.25 price.For 60 days at 4.5% would this be good to park some money for 60 days
Q: If I want to buy ZTL, I have this message: "purchase this security online, a limit price must be entered. If you wish to submit this buy order at Market, please contact a representative ": I don't get why you can't buy at the market price ...Thanks. Martin.
Q: Can I get your thoughts on BIP.UN? How’s the valuation? Is the pullback a buying opportunity? Should hard assets fare better in this environment?
Thanks,
Jason
Thanks,
Jason
Q: Dear 5i,
Many stocks such as Google have a high purchase price per share such that one needs quite a lot of money up front to purchase a board lot of 100 shares. Are there any disadvantages for individual investors who wish to buy and sell odd board lots like 1 to 10 shares?
thanks for your opinion
Many stocks such as Google have a high purchase price per share such that one needs quite a lot of money up front to purchase a board lot of 100 shares. Are there any disadvantages for individual investors who wish to buy and sell odd board lots like 1 to 10 shares?
thanks for your opinion
Q: These are three that seem to have a very good track record as of late SUM, OLY and C DAY. Could you give me brief opinion of your thoughts on these. Thanks Dennis