Q: Hi Peter, www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2019-03-11/goldman-s-apple-card-said-to-land-big-win-for-tiny-georgia-firm is this company worth investing in? Thanks.
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Q: Hello,
Based on JMIA's run after their recent IPO, there seems to be a perception that they are on the same path as AMZN. What are your thoughts? Is this a good time to buy, lots of momentum behind this company.
Thanks,
Raj
Based on JMIA's run after their recent IPO, there seems to be a perception that they are on the same path as AMZN. What are your thoughts? Is this a good time to buy, lots of momentum behind this company.
Thanks,
Raj
Q: I have both APHA and OGI. Given the recent drop of APHA and OGI and the short term concensus for APHA, do you think there would be any benefit to selling off APHA and replace it with more OGI since it seems the belief now is that the entire sector got hit because of APHA results?? Would OGI be in a better position to make up the loss than APHA would be??
Q: I have never owned Apple. Being on my list for a very long time. I own some of their products and wouldn’t use any other. But this purchase interest is less about their hardware and more about their future in services.
Would you buy? Insight please.
Thx,
Larry
Would you buy? Insight please.
Thx,
Larry
Q: Yesterday you recommended this company as one of your top midcap industrials in the US. I'm trying to get a handle on why. Not just for this company but as a way of deciding among various factors in making purchases. For example, the Stockcalc report on it says it's 21.6% overvalued. Thompson Reuters report rates it a 4/10. It has a P/E of 41 with a 7% growth rate. On the other hand, this stock has risen 8% in the last week and 15% in the last month so clearly a number of people think it has very good prospects. Why?
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Global X Active Ultra-Short Term Investment Grade Bond ETF (HFR)
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iShares Floating Rate Index ETF (XFR)
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iShares Premium Money Market ETF (CMR)
Q: Hi Peter and Ryan,
We received the last portion of our funds in cash from Sun Life today. We are a little hesitant to open new equity positions or foray into bonds. The stock analysis highlights that we need to add REITS but that sector seems to be under pressure this week. The risk and payback seems unbalanced everywhere we look today.
As we are into our early 60's we have given thought to placing 40% of our portfolio that arrived as cash into a temporary safe place. If you were to choose today which ETF's are recommended out of CMR, XFR, HFR to place funds for deployment at a later date.
Cheers
Jerry and Debbie
We received the last portion of our funds in cash from Sun Life today. We are a little hesitant to open new equity positions or foray into bonds. The stock analysis highlights that we need to add REITS but that sector seems to be under pressure this week. The risk and payback seems unbalanced everywhere we look today.
As we are into our early 60's we have given thought to placing 40% of our portfolio that arrived as cash into a temporary safe place. If you were to choose today which ETF's are recommended out of CMR, XFR, HFR to place funds for deployment at a later date.
Cheers
Jerry and Debbie
Q: I know you have responded to questions about this company in early March. Given the current price decline and 5% dividend would you consider it a reasonable buy for income and longer term share price increase? As you now they have paid a special dividend from time to time.
Q: TOY AND SIS although down I believe there is a good hope of recovering,do you agree?
Are there any other stocks in similar situation and need patience
Are there any other stocks in similar situation and need patience
Q: What is 5i thoughts about Destiny Media's Q2 results (they report in $US)? Management says that Q2 results only reflect part of the new contract win with Universal Music as its impact begin mid quarter. For a smaller company they have a very strong balance sheet.
Q: Hi Everyone at 5i! What are your thoughts on Stantec as a long term , conservative investment? Could you suggest another similar company with greater growth potential please ?Cheers, Tamara
Q: Can you tell me, approximately, when each of these takeovers will be complete and the shares taken away - assuming no unusual events. Thanks
Q: Any reason for Su moving in a range the last 3 mos.Can I add to my 2% postion? Thanks for U usual great services & views
Q: Up sharply,then pared gains at the end.Any reason.?Is this a good time to start a postion?Thanks for u usual great services & views
Q: Hi Peter, would biib be a good entry point? Thanks. Alnoor
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Walmart Inc. (WMT)
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (VGG)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
Q: Total portfolio $632000: 2 RRIF’s, 2 TFSA’s , 1 non registered C$ account and 1 non registered U$ account.
In registered accounts 4.3% of total portfolio In VGG.
In non registered U$ account WMT with BV of
U$ 9294.55.
If sold at today’s MV would return 10.3% in a little less than 6 months.
What is your opinion on selling WMT and using funds plus additional cash of 6000U$ to buy
VIG.
This would make approx 7% in US.
I also own , what I consider quasi US, AQN in TFSA and ENB in several of the accounts.
Appreciate your input.
Thanks
In registered accounts 4.3% of total portfolio In VGG.
In non registered U$ account WMT with BV of
U$ 9294.55.
If sold at today’s MV would return 10.3% in a little less than 6 months.
What is your opinion on selling WMT and using funds plus additional cash of 6000U$ to buy
VIG.
This would make approx 7% in US.
I also own , what I consider quasi US, AQN in TFSA and ENB in several of the accounts.
Appreciate your input.
Thanks
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD)
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iShares S&P/TSX North American Preferred Stock Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XPF)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: I have a non-registered a/c, a RRIF and a TFSA and would like to add fixed income investments to each using ETFs. I am looking at the above mentioned ETFs. Is there a general rule of thumb as to which type of income should go in to various accounts and would XHY and XPF be subject to withholding tax?
Q: XTR iShares Diversified Monthly Income ETF top 10 holdings are iShares Canadian HYBrid Corporate Bd ETF XHB25.78% iShares Floating Rate ETF XFR19.75% iShares Edge MSCI Min Vol USA ETF XMU18.43% iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Div ETF XEI10.65% iShares US Dividend Grwrs ETF CADH Comm CUD8.78% iShares Canadian Select Dividend ETF XDV8.23% iShares US High Yield Bond ETF CADH XHY4.24% iShares S&P/TSX Cdn Prefr Shr ETF Comm CPD4.07%
XTR charges a MER of .62%. Is this in addition to the MER’s charged by each ETF holding?
Thanks
John
XTR charges a MER of .62%. Is this in addition to the MER’s charged by each ETF holding?
Thanks
John
Q: Since announcing their graduation to the TSX, PAT has dropped close to 30 percent in approximately a month . Can you shed some light as to what is the problem here. Thank you.
Q: I want to sell 1 - 2% from my open portfolio. I own 14% cbo, 8% xdv, 6% cdz, .5% kxs, .5% sj, 54% vti, 3% vwo, 4% vea & 9% vfv.
What do you suggest to sell?
What do you suggest to sell?
Q: QST has traded 1m shares today. Obviously a block move. Do you have any info on it (who)? At what price did it trade at? Stock is down 3%. Can you shed any light?