Q: ATZ: No nothing about this stock other than it is a retail clothing store that has lost a lot of value. I own nothing in this group other than CTC.A which I bought at crazy low price in 2020 and still hold in a small position. Please enlighten me as to it's fall from grace - the whys and what needs to happen for it to gain momentum again. Thinking about a small position?
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Investment Q&A
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Q: My question is about Oil. Where you do you see oil going in the near and long term. If you are bullish, what Canadian companies would you recommend I take a look at. Looking at high risk high reward companies. I currently only own ATH. Thanks.
Q: I'm up 87% on BEI.UN and it is approaching a long time high. Does this still have legs or is it time to take some profits?
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
Q: please provide 5 names of Canadian stocks of companies in the energy space with the following attributes:
1. high sustainable dividend
2.long life reserves
3.good balance sheet.
4.good investor friendly management
thanks yossi
1. high sustainable dividend
2.long life reserves
3.good balance sheet.
4.good investor friendly management
thanks yossi
Q: Hello 5i,
GIC's are about 15% of our portfolio with BTI and EPD each at 1.5%. GIC's (laddered strategy) roll over between October and March. Would you recommend 1 or 2 year GIC's (@5.5%), 5-year GIC @5%, add to EPD or BTI , or do you recommend a bond or mix of bonds? We are in our mid 60's, retired, risk tolerance is medium.
Thank you for your Service
D&J
GIC's are about 15% of our portfolio with BTI and EPD each at 1.5%. GIC's (laddered strategy) roll over between October and March. Would you recommend 1 or 2 year GIC's (@5.5%), 5-year GIC @5%, add to EPD or BTI , or do you recommend a bond or mix of bonds? We are in our mid 60's, retired, risk tolerance is medium.
Thank you for your Service
D&J
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Loblaw Companies Limited (L)
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Metro Inc. (MRU)
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Empire Company Limited Non-Voting Class A Shares (EMP.A)
Q: Hi 5i,
What’s your thesis on Empire? I’ve held the position for several years and it seems to be the perennial underperformer of the grocers (MRU, L). Trying to decide whether it’s time to cut the position and move on to better opportunities.
Thank you!
What’s your thesis on Empire? I’ve held the position for several years and it seems to be the perennial underperformer of the grocers (MRU, L). Trying to decide whether it’s time to cut the position and move on to better opportunities.
Thank you!
Q: Help me understand what the 2or3 key reasons are, to continue holding ECN, in addition to economic recovery and lower interest rates. Is economic recovery and lower interest rates the dominant reason to continue holding ECN? In your experience looking at a companies whose business was similar to ECN, how long will it be to see a share price response, to these reasons, if properly executed?
Q: Is this a good entry point and forward outlook for WEF?
Q: hits the important check marks i think. your comments would be appreciated thanks
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Energy Index ETF (XEG)
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Global X Canadian Oil and Gas Equity Covered Call ETF (ENCC)
Q: What do you think about this ETF for the rest of this year? I like the chart , it's turning up. Thanks
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
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Intact Financial Corporation (IFC)
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TMX Group Limited (X)
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Hydro One Limited (H)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN)
Q: hi,
I was reading questions/answers this am. I noticed "John" today asked what to do with 4 equities that are down right now (AQN,Alaris, cargo jet,goeasy). I agree these seem like holds or buys right now. however, I am guessing John was looking for dividend payers with some growth(opposed to high growth, perhaps more speculative stocks), to swap with his current 4 (3,2,1??) equities he has at loss. he is retired. I am in a similar position, and would like your thoughts on potential dividend payers with some growth ( ie capital gains keeping up with inflation, at least ). cheers, chris
I was reading questions/answers this am. I noticed "John" today asked what to do with 4 equities that are down right now (AQN,Alaris, cargo jet,goeasy). I agree these seem like holds or buys right now. however, I am guessing John was looking for dividend payers with some growth(opposed to high growth, perhaps more speculative stocks), to swap with his current 4 (3,2,1??) equities he has at loss. he is retired. I am in a similar position, and would like your thoughts on potential dividend payers with some growth ( ie capital gains keeping up with inflation, at least ). cheers, chris
Q: What are the differences between IWO and IWR?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Is BCE a buying opportunity at the current price and dividend yield over 6.5%. I assume the dividend is secure?
Q: Any concerns with BCE’s payout ratio being over 100%? TD’s analyst downgraded the stock last week as he noted that the Street has overlooked BCE’s cash costs related to the payment and servicing of capital losses. As a result, they lowered the FCF estimate by $550M which dramatically increases the payout ratio for 2023E to 148%, versus 119% previously. They note they see no near- to medium-term prospect for the payout ratio to get below 100% if BCE keeps raising the dividend 5% per year.
Q: what does the market expect from ENGH next week?
Thx
Thx
Q: After reading the questions and answers about the new offering csu has made to share holders. I am still a little confused. Do I have an option to buy? Are they shares? How much will they be? Should I buy them? Will I be able to sell them? Why are they being offered? Thanks I really appreciate your insight
Stephen
Stephen
Q: Hi 5i team:
So today (Sept 1st) there was economic news on a slight contraction to Canadian GDP and the TSX rocketed up, presumably on assumptions about the implications for interest rates. I know you have mentioned in the past that by the time a recession is officially declared we are probably well on the way to being out of it. I’m assuming that the “smart money” probably has more subtle indicators that they watch that probably don’t necessarily make the daily mainstream headlines? Curious if anything maybe below the average investor’s radar has caught your attention of late that has caused you go “huh” with regards to the market (I have learned to appreciate your insights over the years). Thanks,
So today (Sept 1st) there was economic news on a slight contraction to Canadian GDP and the TSX rocketed up, presumably on assumptions about the implications for interest rates. I know you have mentioned in the past that by the time a recession is officially declared we are probably well on the way to being out of it. I’m assuming that the “smart money” probably has more subtle indicators that they watch that probably don’t necessarily make the daily mainstream headlines? Curious if anything maybe below the average investor’s radar has caught your attention of late that has caused you go “huh” with regards to the market (I have learned to appreciate your insights over the years). Thanks,
Q: I am down 32% in BEP.un (TFSA) and am thinking of switching to GSY (is it too late?) or ENB or QSR or PPL. I also own BN and BIP. Any suggestions?
Many thanks.
Connie
Many thanks.
Connie
Q: hi,
can I get your thoughts on Alaris re recent news on partnership arrangement with Shipyard?
are you comfortable holding AD.UN right now and into the years ahead?
cheers, chris
can I get your thoughts on Alaris re recent news on partnership arrangement with Shipyard?
are you comfortable holding AD.UN right now and into the years ahead?
cheers, chris
Q: Follow-up questions. - Do you suggest P/E below is considered a value stock? If not please give us what is considered as value P/E.
The current forward P/E for each sector is:
Materials: 17.4X
Real Estate: 28.2X
Financial: 13.4X
Services: 16.5X
Discretionary: 24.4X
Utilities: 16.1X
Energy: 11.6X
Health: 17.5X
Staples: 19.4X
Industrial: 18.2X
Technology: 25.5X
Thanks for the great service
The current forward P/E for each sector is:
Materials: 17.4X
Real Estate: 28.2X
Financial: 13.4X
Services: 16.5X
Discretionary: 24.4X
Utilities: 16.1X
Energy: 11.6X
Health: 17.5X
Staples: 19.4X
Industrial: 18.2X
Technology: 25.5X
Thanks for the great service