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Q: Hello 5i HOVR
Your assessment of New Horizon Aircraft please?
Thanks
Dave
Your assessment of New Horizon Aircraft please?
Thanks
Dave
Q: I'm currently down 35% on my BCE shares and am considering selling them to buy Propel Holdings stock for the long term. Do you think that would be a smart move? If you have better alternatives for my BCE position, I'm open to your advice in either the Canadian or U.S. markets
Q: Hi,
Is it possible that the 10% drop in WELL on Friday would be related to their announced presentation at the 2025 Cantech Investment Conference on Oct 9 in Toronto? Any info about this presentation from your sources? Too much Up & downs with this stock. It's not only the market. I'm loosing patience.
Thanks and good weekend.
Is it possible that the 10% drop in WELL on Friday would be related to their announced presentation at the 2025 Cantech Investment Conference on Oct 9 in Toronto? Any info about this presentation from your sources? Too much Up & downs with this stock. It's not only the market. I'm loosing patience.
Thanks and good weekend.
Q: hi, are there some low cost globally diversified eft's you are comfortable with?
thankyou.
thankyou.
Q: My investment is down by about 25% and I am inclined to take a loss for tax purposes. When does the company next report? If it were you, would you wait for that before selling? Do you foresee any other catalyst that would change the fortunes for the share price in the next 30 days? Thank you for your excellent service.
Q: USAR Is it too late to jump into this ? Any others you can recommend? Thanks!
Q: I notice that my APPLE (CDR) shares are down about 3.5% today and the US listed APPLE shares are up about 1.6%.
What accounts for this disparity and does this get corrected in some way so that my APPLE shares trade and therefor the overall valuation is consistent on both sides of the border?
What accounts for this disparity and does this get corrected in some way so that my APPLE shares trade and therefor the overall valuation is consistent on both sides of the border?
Q: With ATZ's heavy growth into the US demographics, do you think ATZ will ever has a US listing, similar to LULU's approach?
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Albemarle Corporation (ALB $98.16)
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VanEck Rare Earth/Strategic Metals ETF (REMX $77.89)
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MP Materials Corp. (MP $89.85)
Q: Good Morning Team 5i & Everyone,
I’m looking through the holdings for REMX:US. Of the etf’s current holdings, these are the ones listed on the US market:
LAC
MP
ALB
SQM
IPX
LAR
SGML
TROX
Fundamentally, do any look good enough that you would consider holding them directly?
I’ve been watching NEO:CA and I realize that the sector has a bit of excitement in it at the moment, and if that changes they would likely take a hit.
In general I’m holding some REMX and will likely wait for an opportunity to add. The thesis ultimately is that when A.I. reaches the point where robots start getting built years from now, in theory that will require rare earth and strategic metals and minerals. But, we shall see.
Thank you,
Sandra
I’m looking through the holdings for REMX:US. Of the etf’s current holdings, these are the ones listed on the US market:
LAC
MP
ALB
SQM
IPX
LAR
SGML
TROX
Fundamentally, do any look good enough that you would consider holding them directly?
I’ve been watching NEO:CA and I realize that the sector has a bit of excitement in it at the moment, and if that changes they would likely take a hit.
In general I’m holding some REMX and will likely wait for an opportunity to add. The thesis ultimately is that when A.I. reaches the point where robots start getting built years from now, in theory that will require rare earth and strategic metals and minerals. But, we shall see.
Thank you,
Sandra
Q: Seems the US is on a rare earth buying spree. Could you give me some names to look at . I don't know of any production companies so I guess it would be exploration.
Q: Hi, you were generally positive in a past answer on $byrn. But cautious due to small market cap. They announced positive results again, with growth and profitability. Does this change your previous comments? It seems promising, especially due to all the unrest on the streets in USA - but I might be swayed by my perception.
Q: I'm looking to sell some (all) of my Roya Gold. Would it be better placed in FNV? Or would you have another suggestion? Thanks.
Q: To follow up on Larry's question (Oct. 9), is it a good time to initiate a position?
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BMO S&P 500 Index ETF (ZSP $102.53)
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC $48.88)
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Invesco NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (QQC $41.20)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed All Cap ex North America Index ETF (VIU $42.11)
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Vanguard Global Momentum Factor ETF (VMO $80.47)
Q: Hello Peter
I have been a member since the early lunching of 5I and I have done very well thank you. I also managed my family portfolios with success. My approach was and still is 100% Stocks with a growth tilt and no Bonds.
Now 86 years old, I am starting to transfer gradually to my heirs the proceeds of my stock portfolio. My heirs a son and a daughter both professionals have no interest in managing a stock portfolio.
I am thinking of converting gradually my stocks and their portfolios to ETFs such as ZSP 30%, XIC 30%, VMO 15%, VIU 10% and QQC 15% with the intention of rebalancing once a year.
Is this approach and suggested portfolio viable for the next 5 to 10 years, please do not hesitate to suggest appropriate changes to achieve for the long term capital preservation, a reasonable return of 8% and a certain peace of mind with minimum effort.
I always valued your wisdom and advice and above all I would like to thank you for your help to manage my moneys with success.
Raouf
I have been a member since the early lunching of 5I and I have done very well thank you. I also managed my family portfolios with success. My approach was and still is 100% Stocks with a growth tilt and no Bonds.
Now 86 years old, I am starting to transfer gradually to my heirs the proceeds of my stock portfolio. My heirs a son and a daughter both professionals have no interest in managing a stock portfolio.
I am thinking of converting gradually my stocks and their portfolios to ETFs such as ZSP 30%, XIC 30%, VMO 15%, VIU 10% and QQC 15% with the intention of rebalancing once a year.
Is this approach and suggested portfolio viable for the next 5 to 10 years, please do not hesitate to suggest appropriate changes to achieve for the long term capital preservation, a reasonable return of 8% and a certain peace of mind with minimum effort.
I always valued your wisdom and advice and above all I would like to thank you for your help to manage my moneys with success.
Raouf
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Aritzia Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (ATZ $88.41)
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Zedcor Inc. (ZDC $6.00)
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Axon Enterprise Inc. (AXON $644.99)
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MDA Space Ltd. (MDA $36.65)
Q: Hi, trimmed some ATZ today before earnings to manage position size, having a nice 120% gain but looking to rebalance some names and sectors. MDA and ZDC are two names I have smaller positions in but would like to add, currently around 1%. ZDC since breaking out Sept 18th has had a nice run and volume has been increasing. MDA has rebounded as well from the low 30's. AXON is another one I would like to add to, currently around 3%. Which would you prefer to add to currently? AXON and ZDC are trading a high fwd PE valuations so not much room for error in growth, but is the PE justified and can earnings grow faster than the stock price?
With the famous quote of "Water your flowers and cut your weeds", this is something I overanalyze when allocating funds. I have names such as TFII, TRI, DSG, IFC, WELL, ISRG that have been struggling lately, but you often mention that once we see a recovery in the sector, these could rebound quickly. But in the meantime, you have high quality stocks that have been holding up well that I want to add to as well. So often times, I'm trimming some of these losers as they go down, but then they come roaring back and now you only have a small position in these names. Also, I like to hold high quality names and let them compound instead of trimming them all the time. How do you best balance this dilemma? Thank you!
With the famous quote of "Water your flowers and cut your weeds", this is something I overanalyze when allocating funds. I have names such as TFII, TRI, DSG, IFC, WELL, ISRG that have been struggling lately, but you often mention that once we see a recovery in the sector, these could rebound quickly. But in the meantime, you have high quality stocks that have been holding up well that I want to add to as well. So often times, I'm trimming some of these losers as they go down, but then they come roaring back and now you only have a small position in these names. Also, I like to hold high quality names and let them compound instead of trimming them all the time. How do you best balance this dilemma? Thank you!
Q: What is happening with CPH? Are you still keeping the faith? Sell? Thanks. Cheers
Q: Your analysis of the Robex/Predictive merger would be appreciated.
Q: Please recommend vehicles for investing in the commodity natural gas.Thanks.
Q: RGSI Should we be snapping up Rockpoint shares while the company or whomever is selling them off at $24.50?