Q: Hi 5I,
Just wanted to get your input on supply chain challenges from the tariffs and what impact this might have specifically for Dollarama. It is in my portfolio and has done well but will there come a time where some shelves are bare and successes are challenged. Should we be trimming Dol.ca in anticipation of this event?
Q: I have been building a portfolio with ETFs.
ZWC (10.3%) & HMAX (4.97%) makes up the Canadian Income Equity Sector (15.3%)
I am 77 years of age and only interested in Dividends, Interest and Distributions. I have 9 sectors I will present each over the next 2 weeks. Please comment on the 2 ETFs in this sector.
Q: Could you review the short position on this ETF and please advise if the "shorts" are too high at this time to buy. Or is the current level reasonable for this ETF. Thank you
Q: Looking for decent dividends with above-average, consistent dividend growth - would you have 3 picks in Canada and the US that I can consider for long-term holdings? Thanks!
Q: How do you view the latest results? Do you see increased stock price in the future, and what would you expect in terms of time. What are the headwinds for this company?
Q: S&P500 forward p/e is over 20x (MAG7/tech influence), while equal-weight is likely more reasonable...how should we frame this? Apples to apples stay with the S&P benchmark for historical comparisons and say valuation is expensive? Looking at EW is more reassuring but is it rationalizing? Interested in your take...thanks
Q: Hello Team,
Do you have a preference between these for overall performance over the next couple of years, ie capital gain plus dividends and why. With LNG becoming a thing, I wonder if that swings it to TOU. Your comments would be appreciated. Also, what would you expect the total percent dividend going forward for TOU, including quarterly and special.
Thanks,
Barry
Q: I have a January 2026 call option on VRN.
As they are being taken over what happens to the option and any actions a holder would have to do ?
I am currently in a under water position and will most likely exercise if it goes positive to pick up the dividend differential.
Q: The ultimate falling knife and yet a pretty darn good company unless I misunderstand. Per your April 28 comment, waiting for things to settle was advised. It was around $420 then and down under $380 now and doesn't seem to have an obvious support level. At what point does this become a compelling buy where the downside is minor relative to the upside? Are we talking $300 floor and a return to all time highs as the upside?