Q: I recently took a position in PHX. I like that their debt is low, good history of buying back shares, major capital expenditures for the most part seem to be behind them. Seems like management knows what they are doing despite them being in what could be a volatile industry. The high dividend doesn’t hurt either (maybe). What are your thoughts on this company and their latest earnings report. Thank you
Q: I am still toying with RRSP strategies - I have about 50% of my RRSP in US funds and 50% in Canadian funds. I plan on starting to draw my RRSP down in January and need about an 8% annual return, including dividends and growth for the next 10 years. I have slowly been rolling my Canadian side toward your income portfolio, and am about half-way there. On the US side, I hold the above positions. What are your thoughts on the following - mirroring your income portfolio with the Canadian side, and on the US side hold a combination of ETF's/Equities, or just ETF's. I have been actively growing my RRSP (with success thanks!) But hope to be able to spend less time on it once I retire. The above idea means, for the Cdn side, I can continue to follow your moves on the income portfolio. For the US side, I will continue to monitor/rebalance, but I don’t want it to be a daily task - please suggest a tactic, including whether to mix equities/ETF's, or just go to one or a few ETF's, and please suggest holdings in either tactic. Thanks!
Q: Now that the Republicans have claimed a clean sweep, how does that bode for the continued electrification and greening of the economy. Do you think that this will slow down growth of such companies as Hammond Power Solutions? Or do you think that things will continue as they have the last few years?
Q: In the last while, gold and shares in gold producers has until the US election enjoyed a very positive run. There has been quite a downturn. What is your outlook for gold and the producers? If you owned, would you be winding down some positions? Thanks for your excellent service.
The current BCE dividend appears to be propping up the stock price.
Could you comment on the BCE payout ratio and how this recent acquisition changes that? Also book value?
How long can they could continue to pay the current dividend until the writing is on the wall and they have to cut?
Is this an emerging AQN? Purchase an overpriced second rate asset in the US to distract the buying pool from the actual deteriorating business situation.
This is a lot of stuff - however I am now taking a much more critical look at my other stocks.
Q: Regarding LMN’s latest quarter, how do metrics compare with the early days of CSU and TOI around free cash flow and organic growth since these were the weak spots. Did CSU or TOI experience these same drops or weaknesses and how did they turn it around?
Thanks!
Q: Could you comment on earnings. What are the key metrics for a company structure such as this?
Finally, am I correct that in the last 18 months Alaris has considerably de-risked this equity as an income investment?
Q: Can you suggest CDN and US dollar etfs to own for interest instead of just holding cash in non-registered and registered (TFSA, RSP) accounts? Thank you
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Asked by Catherine Ann on November 06, 2024
Q: In response to Alex's question on Nov. 6, 5i responded in part "(the) confluence from today's US sector performances (financials up 4.6%, industrials up 2.8%, energy and communications up 2.1%, and tech up 1.8%), we feel that the financials and industrials sectors are other areas that can benefit." Would you please advise me where to find this data, and if possible for Canadian market sectors as well. BNN used to supply this data for the latter but no longer. Your service is sincerely appreciated.
Q: Good Morning
I purchased ATS at the high of 58$ i seem to do that on occasion
What are your thoughts on its latest quarter?
Is it still a hold or time to sell and puts the funds someplace else