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Q: Is biotech a good bet for this year? If so, who will give me more bang for my bucks? Don't mind risk taking.
Thanks for a terrific year.
All the best for the holidays!
Thanks for a terrific year.
All the best for the holidays!
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO)
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Vanguard Global Momentum Factor ETF (VMO)
Q: Questions and answers often refer to "positions" half or full. Can you define that please.
Also what ETF's would you recommend for muscular gains. I see some resource units have year performances of over 60%
Also what ETF's would you recommend for muscular gains. I see some resource units have year performances of over 60%
Q: Good Morning and Merry Christmas: I note today in the Globe that Nobilis will "voluntarily delist itself" from the TSX. Any insight you might have as to "why, significance, impact, etc." would be appreciated. What is your current opinion on this stock? Thanks, Don
Q: With the price of oil at a somewhat higher and firmer level, and anticipating a fully subscribed rights offering (given the price of common is above rights price), is Temple Hotels worth picking up here? Thanks for you for your insights, and have a great weekend.
Q: Hi team,
Just happily renewed my 5i membership. Thanks for all that you guys do.
I'd like (and value) your opinion on the best portfolio-tracking websites, that also have intelligent and independent analysis (market and individual stocks), current stock news (not spam), and strong stock screening/filters etc. Would need to track both US and Canadian stocks of course. Was thinking Morningstar. Is it worth paying for their premium service ($325/3 years)? Any other sites I should be considering? I use Google Finance now and, other than the ability to download my portfolios and view all lists on one page, am not happy with the stock "news" they push. Lots of crap.
Thanks,
Just happily renewed my 5i membership. Thanks for all that you guys do.
I'd like (and value) your opinion on the best portfolio-tracking websites, that also have intelligent and independent analysis (market and individual stocks), current stock news (not spam), and strong stock screening/filters etc. Would need to track both US and Canadian stocks of course. Was thinking Morningstar. Is it worth paying for their premium service ($325/3 years)? Any other sites I should be considering? I use Google Finance now and, other than the ability to download my portfolios and view all lists on one page, am not happy with the stock "news" they push. Lots of crap.
Thanks,
Q: When reviewing the 3 year SLF chart, what is it that has happened to SLF the past 2 years, starting around Dec 22 and ending Jan 12...substantial declines? Is it related to quarterly reporting?
If it is not just a coincidence, do you think it will occur again this year?
Thanks...Steve
If it is not just a coincidence, do you think it will occur again this year?
Thanks...Steve
Q: Comments on Enghouse earnings release ?
Thinking of averaging down my cost after what looks like a solid earnings release. Appreciate your views.
Thinking of averaging down my cost after what looks like a solid earnings release. Appreciate your views.
Q: Not all REITs are equal; so, would you say that HOT.UN is more sensitive to the economy than some others - say 50% interest rate- and 50% economy- sensitive? And what about REI.UN? Thanks again.
Q: Honeywell spun off ASIX to owners of their stock. I expanded my position to 1/3 and the stock has shown strength in recent weeks. i am debating whether to buy, sell or just continue to hold ASIX. Honeywell has been a good holding. Will ASIX perform well going ahead? Do you have any insight on the company?
Q: Hi 5I team
My question is on a US stock. I've been holding Biogen BIIB for nearly two years and I'm down 32%. It does not look very promising under trump. I'm thinking of selling and moving the rest of the money in finacials like JPM or Bank of America. Could I get your insite. Thanks Maurice
My question is on a US stock. I've been holding Biogen BIIB for nearly two years and I'm down 32%. It does not look very promising under trump. I'm thinking of selling and moving the rest of the money in finacials like JPM or Bank of America. Could I get your insite. Thanks Maurice
Q: Can I get your comments on Memex OEE recent earnings.
Q: I am looking to add defence spending to my portfolio. - What do you think of ishares ITA as a long term hold
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Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. (PEY)
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Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET)
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Granite Oil Corp. (GXO)
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Cardinal Energy Ltd. (CJ)
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Canoe EIT Income Fund (EIT.UN)
Q: Hi 5I, I would appreciate your opinion of eit.un and rbn.un, is the div safe, would you recommend buying. Also, which of the oil stocks above would you recommend buying, perhaps you can suggest a better one with paying dividend. Many thanks, J.A.P. Burlington
Q: I keep reading that there has been a great rotation away from income/dividend stocks into growth though I dont see much evidence of it. My TD, RB and Telus are not down at all.
Can you explain this belief and if there are examples of beaten up dividend stocks, CDN or US, can you recommend a few for long term holds?
Can you explain this belief and if there are examples of beaten up dividend stocks, CDN or US, can you recommend a few for long term holds?
Q: What's happening with Valener? Seems to be very rocky lately.
Thank you. K
Thank you. K
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
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Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. (PEY)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Cineplex Inc. (CGX)
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Enercare Inc. (ECI)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
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Alaris Equity Partners Income Trust (AD.UN)
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Western Forest Products Inc. (WEF)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
Q: Your response to Brian on Dec 15 included the following comment: "if you own 85% of your portfolio in high dividend stocks, then this is more of a concern".
I am a retired, conservative, dividend-income investor, with a pension, CPP, annuities, the above listed stocks and 3 income producing MFs (RBC Cdn Equity Income, Sentry Cdn Income, Sentry Global REIT).
I fit the 85% easily. I believe my portfolio is diversified by sector and by security. I also believe the securities have, for the most part, sustainable and growing dividends. I am a "buy-and-hold investor with reasonable tolerance for volatility.
Your comments and concerns please, along with any recommended improvements. Thanks...Steve
I am a retired, conservative, dividend-income investor, with a pension, CPP, annuities, the above listed stocks and 3 income producing MFs (RBC Cdn Equity Income, Sentry Cdn Income, Sentry Global REIT).
I fit the 85% easily. I believe my portfolio is diversified by sector and by security. I also believe the securities have, for the most part, sustainable and growing dividends. I am a "buy-and-hold investor with reasonable tolerance for volatility.
Your comments and concerns please, along with any recommended improvements. Thanks...Steve
Q: While I am not thinking of jumping into gold stocks (I have already been there and in many ways still doing it with too many pm equities.).
I would like to know to start a list of what your favorite gold stocks are in order of preference, that are generating free cash flo and are trading below the current gold price.
Thank you.
I would like to know to start a list of what your favorite gold stocks are in order of preference, that are generating free cash flo and are trading below the current gold price.
Thank you.
Q: your evaluation of the purchase of assets from Statoil- if positive should buy now or wait and see?
Q: I'm currently holding positions of about $1000 each in my 16 month old daughters RESP for SHOP, GUD, PBH, and TOY.
I'll have enough to purchase a couple new positions shortly. I was thinking about KXS, and SIS, but wanted input as to whether this is a good plan with regards to sector weighting etc.
Thanks!
I'll have enough to purchase a couple new positions shortly. I was thinking about KXS, and SIS, but wanted input as to whether this is a good plan with regards to sector weighting etc.
Thanks!