Q: What are your thoughts on this company? Can you comment on its financials/prospects and management. Thanks. Shyam
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Q: Hi 5i,
I looked at BYND IPO, but the company doesn't seem that solid (reliance of single crop, manufacturing facilities uncertainties, potential scale of competitors, etc.).
However, I do feel that plant based proteins will become a bigger proportion of our daily diets. What is the best way to invest in this growing sector?
TIA!
I looked at BYND IPO, but the company doesn't seem that solid (reliance of single crop, manufacturing facilities uncertainties, potential scale of competitors, etc.).
However, I do feel that plant based proteins will become a bigger proportion of our daily diets. What is the best way to invest in this growing sector?
TIA!
Q: Just following up on Alex's followup to my question on the XGRO etf.
XGRO is an old fund that was revamped to compete with VGRO. The Morningstar number is incorrect. The .84 MER listed is for the OLD fund.
XGRO couldn't possibly compete with VGRO's .25 MER or ZGRO's .18 MER with a MER of .84. It's listed management fee is .18. After regulatory fees and taxes and such the final MER may go up to a couple of basis points.
XGRO is an old fund that was revamped to compete with VGRO. The Morningstar number is incorrect. The .84 MER listed is for the OLD fund.
XGRO couldn't possibly compete with VGRO's .25 MER or ZGRO's .18 MER with a MER of .84. It's listed management fee is .18. After regulatory fees and taxes and such the final MER may go up to a couple of basis points.
Q: What are your thoughts on SIM? What are the expectations of the 2018 year end financials coming out on April 29?
Q: 55 years old,will work at least to age 60 and will have a large pension.Have about $100,000 to invest long term with no need to use any of it in the foreseeable future,
Please recommend an ETF for Canadian market (moderate risk,and tilted more to growth than to income) and an ETF for US markets (moderate risk and tilted more to growth than to income).
If you think two ETFs for each of Canada and US would be better than one for each,please elaborate.
Please recommend an ETF for Canadian market (moderate risk,and tilted more to growth than to income) and an ETF for US markets (moderate risk and tilted more to growth than to income).
If you think two ETFs for each of Canada and US would be better than one for each,please elaborate.
Q: Can I have your view of Boston Scientific in regards to their debt,profibility and products moving for ward for a long term hold?
It is an American and I understand you may not follow this company.
Thanks.
It is an American and I understand you may not follow this company.
Thanks.
Q: sorry guys to ask this again. List of Cdn stocks paying dividends in US dollars. i had the list but lost it and cannot locate through the search button.Trying to avoid all the exchange fees i am paying (of course all hidden - you just have to see how they set the exchange rate to see where all the hidden fees are).
Q: can you comment on results?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Buy shares in TD and BNS this week or wait until after bank earnings week May 23-30? On the one hand banks appear to be breaking out now, on the other hand if the shorts are right and bank prices drop in value on soft earnings there might be a better opportunity end of May. Two sides to this stratagem. What would you do?
Q: Can you comment on QSR earnings. Seems disaster to me. Should I wait before I top up? 2.5% position now.
Q: Hi, can I please get your opinion on Colliers' quarterly results
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Atlantic Gold Corporation (AGB)
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Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. (KL)
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Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. (IVN)
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Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. (WDO)
Q: Hi 5i - With the mining industry starting to ramp up could you suggest a few CDN stocks that would also ramp up soon. Thx!
Q: I have not ventured back in to the gas/oil sector yet but thinking of doing so. Do you prefer services or producers at this point? For producers, do you prefer gas or oil or a mix? Could you give me a couple of your favourite names that you suggest I consider for getting back into the sector? I have a long time frame, medium tolerance for risk and like growth. Thank you for all your help.
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Canadian Utilities Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CU)
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First Capital Realty Inc. (FCR)
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Methanex Corporation (MX)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
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Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI)
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO)
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BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF (ZAG)
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iShares Core MSCI EAFE IMI Index ETF (XEF)
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iShares Global Healthcare Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHC)
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (VGG)
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iShares Interest Rate Hedged High Yield Bond ETF (HYGH)
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Nutrien Ltd. (NTR)
Q: Thank you for for answer yesterday about setting up my parent's investments. To summarize, they are very conservative, above 80 years old, and looking for safety and income.
I would now like to ask you about the distribution of the equity component of the investments (composing only 17% of the total, the rest being in bonds, preferred, and GICs). Those below are all in equal weight. What do you thing?
BEP.UN, BCE, BNS, CM, CU, ENB, TRP
XHC for healthcare exposure
IWO for US growth
VGG for US exposure
XEF (in a half position) for international exposure
VEE (in a half position) for emerging market exposure
Could you please suggest some more to round things out? I need another 5 or 6 stocks.
Also, do you have any objection to using ZAG and HYGH as bond substitutes for their conservative portfolio? I am buying individual preferred shares for that component.
Thank you once again,
Fed
I would now like to ask you about the distribution of the equity component of the investments (composing only 17% of the total, the rest being in bonds, preferred, and GICs). Those below are all in equal weight. What do you thing?
BEP.UN, BCE, BNS, CM, CU, ENB, TRP
XHC for healthcare exposure
IWO for US growth
VGG for US exposure
XEF (in a half position) for international exposure
VEE (in a half position) for emerging market exposure
Could you please suggest some more to round things out? I need another 5 or 6 stocks.
Also, do you have any objection to using ZAG and HYGH as bond substitutes for their conservative portfolio? I am buying individual preferred shares for that component.
Thank you once again,
Fed
Q: Some news came out on APHA Thurs. or Fir. can you comment on it do you think it will help the their situation .
Jim.
Jim.
Q: What's happening with NWC? Bought this stock in Jan. to add a bit of stability (lower beta) to my portfolio but the stock is down 10%. Any ideas why? Thx Ron
Q: Hello,
Time to deploy some cash. Do I add to AQN ( up 20% on existing position) or initiate a position is SIS. Looking at 2 year time frame, not worried about diversification, just relative upside.
Thanks
Time to deploy some cash. Do I add to AQN ( up 20% on existing position) or initiate a position is SIS. Looking at 2 year time frame, not worried about diversification, just relative upside.
Thanks
Q: I have just purchased this stock on April 25th in my TSFA. Do you think there will be continued growth.
Thank you
Thank you
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFT)
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Interfor Corporation (IFP)
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Western Forest Products Inc. (WEF)
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Acadian Timber Corp. (ADN)
Q: Given that the sector is out of favour at the moment, I wonder if you could give me the names of the 3 or 4 Canadian forest products companies that you like best overall considering balance sheet, income stability and dividend. I'm prepared to wait a while for a recovery but there seem to be some decently priced companies in the sector at the moment. Finally, do you think that it's advisable to invest in this sector at the present time if one has the patience to wait for recovery? Many thanks. Don
Q: What is the difference between these two companies from an investors point of view besides the operating country’s ?
Would either be solid enough long term as a core holding?
Thank you
Would either be solid enough long term as a core holding?
Thank you