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Q: What, in your opinion, would happen to the share price and business outlook of DSV if the permit for Cordero were never granted? In the current political environment and outlook for the price of silver, how likely do you think it is that the permit will be held up forever?
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Can you please provide thoughts on investing in CES Energy Solutions CEU as a long term play on growth in volume in the energy sector rather than counting on just the commodity price like producers do?
They appear to be doing well, getting added to Dividend Aristocrat index in February but I see a bit of mixed signals in the comparison of cashflow and net income this year vs. last even though revenues are growing.
Thanks!
Can you please provide thoughts on investing in CES Energy Solutions CEU as a long term play on growth in volume in the energy sector rather than counting on just the commodity price like producers do?
They appear to be doing well, getting added to Dividend Aristocrat index in February but I see a bit of mixed signals in the comparison of cashflow and net income this year vs. last even though revenues are growing.
Thanks!
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN $205.85)
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $316.44)
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Intuitive Surgical Inc. (ISRG $492.52)
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Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG $4,292.47)
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM $318.91)
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Eli Lilly and Company (LLY $1,023.25)
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United Rentals Inc. (URI $878.34)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed All Cap ex North America Index ETF (VIU $47.02)
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RTX Corporation (RTX $196.78)
Q: I have a LIRA account and don’t plan to make any withdrawals for the next 15 years. I’m looking for “buy-and-hold” stock and/or ETF investment ideas that would suit this long-term timeframe.
I’m open to a mix of individual stocks and ETFs, across both Canadian and U.S. markets. Given the long horizon, I’m comfortable with experiencing periods of market volatility.
Any additional suggestions on how you would approach this situation if it were your own account would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
I’m open to a mix of individual stocks and ETFs, across both Canadian and U.S. markets. Given the long horizon, I’m comfortable with experiencing periods of market volatility.
Any additional suggestions on how you would approach this situation if it were your own account would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Q: Further to the question asked by Clarence last January 20th on Constellation Software (CSU) & cos. (Lumine Group and Topicus), I’ve been doing research on Adobe (ADBE) to determine if it might be a worthwhile investment at this point in time.
Like CSU & cos, ADBE shares have declined significantly since generative AI became a “thing”. However, unlike CSU & cos, ADBE has been quick to integrate AI into its product portfolio, namely with its Firefly applications and its partnerships with leading AI ecosystems including Open AI and Google Gemini. Yet, despite these aggressive moves and a fair number of positive analyst reviews, ADBE’s share price continues to slide into deeply undervalued territory. Morningstar gives it a 5-star rating.
My question is this: if, despite Adobe’s considerable efforts to provide its customers with solid AI-related solutions, its share price continues to fall, how confident are you in the future direction of CSU & cos’ share prices? I understand that they are not deeply into public relations but even if by miracle they were to reveal how much effort they are putting into incorporating AI into their services, in what way would the outcome be any different from what is happening to Adobe’s share price?
Like CSU & cos, ADBE shares have declined significantly since generative AI became a “thing”. However, unlike CSU & cos, ADBE has been quick to integrate AI into its product portfolio, namely with its Firefly applications and its partnerships with leading AI ecosystems including Open AI and Google Gemini. Yet, despite these aggressive moves and a fair number of positive analyst reviews, ADBE’s share price continues to slide into deeply undervalued territory. Morningstar gives it a 5-star rating.
My question is this: if, despite Adobe’s considerable efforts to provide its customers with solid AI-related solutions, its share price continues to fall, how confident are you in the future direction of CSU & cos’ share prices? I understand that they are not deeply into public relations but even if by miracle they were to reveal how much effort they are putting into incorporating AI into their services, in what way would the outcome be any different from what is happening to Adobe’s share price?
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Apple Inc. (AAPL $276.19)
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GE Aerospace (GE $318.85)
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Coca-Cola Company (The) (KO $77.80)
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Mastercard Incorporated (MA $536.04)
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Moody's Corporation (MCO $414.07)
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Visa Inc. (V $328.14)
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S&P Global Inc. (SPGI $401.64)
Q: I read the article by Larry Swedroe of Morningstar about Warren Buffets investing methods from this weekend's 5i suggested reading and was intrigued by the strong intangible moat that is used to describe some of the companies he invested in, can you suggest a couple of companies you feel reflect this currently. Keith
Q: for an Asian play would you recommend Sea Ltd, or is it overvalued at this point and wait for a price drop or nor invest at all
Q: This stock has been on a bit of a run in the past month.
Your Thoughts?
Thanks,
Chuck
Your Thoughts?
Thanks,
Chuck
Q: Why the steady down trend? Is it time to sell and buy amazon?
Q: Your thoughts please on the quarter just released. Thx
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Garmin Ltd. (Switzerland) (GRMN $206.31)
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Rio Tinto Plc (RIO $98.90)
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ASML Holding N.V. (ASML $1,423.55)
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SAP SE ADS (SAP $204.45)
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UBS Group AG Registered (UBS $42.13)
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BHP Group Ltd. (BHP $73.89)
Q: in diversifying away from American companies, What would be your top international companies (excluding China and Russia)
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD $61.76)
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Base Metals Index ETF (XBM $36.09)
Q: Good day! I'm wondering if there is still a case to be made for investing in gold, silver and other metals? If there is, how would you recommend investing? An ETF or individual stocks? Is there an ETF that covers all these metals?
Considering the geopolitical situation, how risky is the USD and investing in US assets? What percentage of YOUR portfolio would you assign to US assets looking to the next 5-10 years?
Please deduct credits as needed and thank you in advance.
Considering the geopolitical situation, how risky is the USD and investing in US assets? What percentage of YOUR portfolio would you assign to US assets looking to the next 5-10 years?
Please deduct credits as needed and thank you in advance.
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BMO Covered Call Energy ETF (ZWEN $31.24)
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Evolve Canadian Energy Enhanced Yield Index Fund (OILY $10.22)
Q: Hi 5i Team,
Could I please get your current thoughts on the Canadian oil sector? If one doesn't currently have a position in the sector how would you view starting one today?
I'm thinking of starting a position in Oily for an income focused, non-registered account. Besides ENCC are there any alternatives you could point out to me that could be a good fit?
Thanks for the Great Service
Could I please get your current thoughts on the Canadian oil sector? If one doesn't currently have a position in the sector how would you view starting one today?
I'm thinking of starting a position in Oily for an income focused, non-registered account. Besides ENCC are there any alternatives you could point out to me that could be a good fit?
Thanks for the Great Service
Q: I'm trying to diversify from American companies. What would be your top 10 suggestions. Thanks
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General Dynamics Corporation (GD $357.78)
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT $627.55)
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Northrop Grumman Corporation (NOC $682.32)
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CAE Inc. (CAE $43.87)
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AeroVironment Inc. (AVAV $246.78)
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Kraken Robotics Inc. (PNG $7.95)
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Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc. (KTOS $88.25)
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RTX Corporation (RTX $196.78)
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Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR $134.96)
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MDA Space Ltd. (MDA $35.15)
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Karman Holdings Inc. (KRMN $85.04)
Q: what would your top 10 defense stocks be?
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iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEF $96.23)
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iShares 0-1 Year Treasury Bond ETF (SHV $110.21)
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT $88.14)
Q: Given the madness in US (debt, policies), is 5i more comfortable with short, med or long-dated Treasury ETFs for RSP/RRIF accts? eg, SHV=0-1 yr; IEI (3-7 yr); IEF (7-10 yr) and TLT (20+ years).
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Gamehost Inc. (GH $11.80)
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Corby Spirit and Wine Limited Unlimited Voting Common Shares (CSW.A $14.46)
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Dexterra Group Inc. (DXT $13.43)
Q: What is your current take on CSW.A, DXT and GH? Would you buy them at today's price? How would you rank for both dividend and growth?
Q: Can you give me your assessment on Netskope, as a high growth cyber security investment? Does it look like an opportunity to buy?
Q: portfolio strategy
the Buffet quote / instruction to his heirs, is to put 90 % of the portfolio in a S&P 500 etf and the remaining 10 % in a fixed income ETF.
I believe his arguments are
1. simplicity for the non professional heir (and not likely to be too interested in managing a portfolio)
2. the S&P 500 is adequately diversified in sector and global diversification is accounted for by virtue of the majority of companies having a global presence, example apple products sell everywhere.
Assuming same parameters, heirs who receive a sizeable portfolio who are too busy with no interest in managing it and don't want to hire "professional" help.
Please provide your opinion on this "Buffet" approach Pros - Cons and how would you perhaps editorialize or tweak this approach to optimize it,
the Buffet quote / instruction to his heirs, is to put 90 % of the portfolio in a S&P 500 etf and the remaining 10 % in a fixed income ETF.
I believe his arguments are
1. simplicity for the non professional heir (and not likely to be too interested in managing a portfolio)
2. the S&P 500 is adequately diversified in sector and global diversification is accounted for by virtue of the majority of companies having a global presence, example apple products sell everywhere.
Assuming same parameters, heirs who receive a sizeable portfolio who are too busy with no interest in managing it and don't want to hire "professional" help.
Please provide your opinion on this "Buffet" approach Pros - Cons and how would you perhaps editorialize or tweak this approach to optimize it,
Q: Strategy question - portfolio rebalancing
specific time of year to rebalance, is one month better than another?
Frequency - rebalance once or twice per year ?
How much off of the allotted percent of portfolio is the threshold for rebalancing- if target for a stock is 5 % of portfolio, is the cut off for selling and deploying elsewhere - 6 %, 7 % or more?
specific time of year to rebalance, is one month better than another?
Frequency - rebalance once or twice per year ?
How much off of the allotted percent of portfolio is the threshold for rebalancing- if target for a stock is 5 % of portfolio, is the cut off for selling and deploying elsewhere - 6 %, 7 % or more?