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Q: good morning ,i sold some pey to preserve capital .i have lost confidence with what is going on and the threat of dividend cuts. Where do i run to cover some losses.Can you claim the loss if you only sell part of your position thanks for your advice Norm
Read Answer Asked by Norman on December 17, 2018
Q: TOY has dropped much more than market averages. It appears 5i still likes the company. Of course, at a much lower multiple, it makes itself more to be liked. But how does 5i really feel about TOY? Is is a sell, hold or buy. You last indicated ... it is not one we would be truly worried about. Please explain.
Read Answer Asked on December 14, 2018
Q: does it make sense that shop is raising money at 154 u.s. and stock is selling at 140.u.s., furthermore who would buy the offering when you can get it at a huge discount on the open market,also does this raise smell bad, sort of what knight did just because they could with no obvious reason given for the raise. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on December 14, 2018
Q: I have a small position in shop with a very nice profit I am pondering selling it to add to tsgi gsy and kxs averaging down on these 3. the shop position is to small to sell half. what are your thoughts on selling shop and proceeding?
Thks
M
Read Answer Asked by Marcel on December 14, 2018
Q: Hello 5i
1) On Nov. 28, 2018 your answer to Charlie regarding CGX was, "a stock that can decline 29% in a year is likely not right for a retiree". As a retiree myself , and down 30% plus on WCP, DOL and KWH.UN, would your answer be the same? Also, would you sell them now, and could you suggest replacements?
2) Including the market we are presently in, is there a percentage decline in price that you would suggest a retiree to cut losses and sell? Thank you for your help. Happy Holidays to Everyone at 5i, Bill
Read Answer Asked by William on December 14, 2018
Q: in your opinion not knowing what I own what would u say is your number one stock in the USA and what is your number one stock in Canada. I understand lots of factors but just your opinion?
thanks for all your help merry xmas
Read Answer Asked by brian on December 14, 2018
Q: Would you mind commenting on LGT.B’s 3rd quarter numbers released in early November? There was weakness in “environmental services” segment but otherwise they seemed to have done quite well. They also seemed to be quite positive about the 4th quarter. The stock price has just gone down and, as you have noted, there is not much float. I am thinking of adding to my existing position. ( I got a double on the stock but my weighting is low due to the lack of liquidity).
Thanks,
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on December 14, 2018
Q: so when someone asks you aquestion would you purchase tsgi or gc for a3 year hold you chose gc, does that mean your backing away from tsgi, i would not blame you because something is definitely wrong with tsgi.
also would you buy more shopify right here considerably below the fund raise, i already own 750 shares and it has been just about the only tech stock that has performed lately. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on December 14, 2018
Q: In an earlier answer you quoted the NWC release that stated Q3 EPS at 78 cents and well above consensus of 53 cents. I use Thompson Reuters data and they adjust occasionally for unusual items. In this case the adjusted EPS for NWC is 49 cents. I presume this is due to the insurance claim revenue being removed from the earnings. Do you always take the reported EPS or do you adjust for extraordinary items such as this at times and if so when? Could you comment further on this to clarify as without using consistent data we are not much further ahead than using no data. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on December 14, 2018
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