Investment Q&A

Q: Just an observation : the store in Halifax that consistently has people lined up ( outside and in the weather) waiting to get inside ( because of Covid regulations) is LULU. Mostly millennial females. All the time.

Q: Hi
Ignoring tech industry companies, are there any companies that you think will benefit from market changes that have/will occur as a result of Covid-19? Covid-19 has changed so many ways people do everyday things and companies that will benefit from this change are my target.

Q: Thanks for the great service. I feel like I have become too heavy on tech and healthcare and not well-diversified globally. Can you suggest some small and large caps that you would buy today?

Q: 5i has stated in the past that the above companies have no debt (LNF "very little debt") - is that still the case? If possible, can you please name 5 additional good CAN and 5 US companies that have no debt or very little?
Thanks!

Q: Looking to buy clothing retail stock as there will be pent up demand post pandemic
Which of these 2 stocks do you prefer? ......Do you have another favourite
I have 5 yr horizon; ok with moderate risk
Many thanks for your great service as always
Peter

Q: David Rosenberg is very bullish on post-pandemic clothing sales. Any suggestions on how to invest in that?

Q: Hi 5i
I am looking to rebalance my consumer cyclical and defensive portions of my portfolio.
I would very much appreciate your recommendations on the better CDN and US stocks to consider in these areas. I have reviewed your portfolios and reports and am very much a dividend opportunist but would not shy away from growth

Thank you

Peter

Q: Hi,
Outside of the growth portfolio (I own most already), what are your top 3 Canadian growth stocks at this time and why.
Thanks for all you do.

Q: Which clothing company do you prefer between lulu, goos and atz short term and long term?

Is QS attractive back in the $60 range, or what price should you find it attractive if any at this point?

Thanks very much
Brian

Q: Thoughts on Lulu Lemon? How "expensive" are they relative to peers on a forward basis?

I think their international expansion could be really successful.

Q: Is it too late to buy ATZ? Are there others in the sector you like better?

Q: For Form T1135 purposes, are these 2 companies considered Canadian not US?
Thank you.

Q: Hello Folks:
As the Covid situation has hastened the move to online shopping, some brick and mortar stores are going to have a much brighter future than others. Businesses such as Walmart and Best Buy appear to be having more success than others. I would appreciate your suggestions on choosing companies which have the brightest future integrating these two systems.
Thank you again for your great service!
brian

Q: If only one could be bought which one is the better buy for the short-medium term. Canada Goose or Lululemon.

Thanks Valter

Q: Hello 5i,
If you were to choose one today for growth what would it be and why?
Thank you!
Dave

Q: Good Morning Peter & team,

so... As per your comments couple of days ago referring to a positive outlook for ATZ being dependent on the Oct 14 earnings call, I am assuming??? the very positive move today (up over 8%) is a result of a good report yesterday?

If you could please provide your opinion of the recent ATZ Earnings Call and any forward looking opinions you may have.

Also, in consideration for the very negative a brick & mortar report (malls primarily) which I saw yesterday along with the very positive on-line shopping results reported, are there any other companies which are related to on-line shopping you think we should consider moving forward in 2021come as we/if we come out the other end of Covid? Also, please confirm ATZ & LSPD are considered Industrials.

ps... presently my portfolio has a 5% position ATZ & 4.8% LSPD

Thanks for all you do

gm

Q: What are your best HIGH Growth ideas in Canadian and US stocks.
I'm willing to accept high volatility and RISK.

Thanks

Q: I'm looking for a few suggestions of economy re-opening stocks, US and CAD that you would consider 'investable' with a recovery taking place over the next year or so.

Q: Can I get your thoughts on these two companies? How do they compare in fundamentals, valuation and growth prospects? Honestly I didn’t think PTON would do this well because of the price point and if Covid didn’t come, I don’t think the stock would be where it is today. PTON been growing lots lately and with LULU buying Mirror recently, do you think this theme of convenience at home fitness will continue into the future after things return to normal? Would you be a buyer now and which one would you buy and why? Half or full position? Looking for long term growth. Thanks!

Q: Can you please compare/contrast Nike and Lulu in terms of P/E, growth prospects, and what you think of them?

Thank you very much as always.