Investment Q&A

Q: 18% loss on paper with already .Would you rate this stock as a "sell,buy,or hold" ? please name 3 probably safer cdn dividend stocks, your feedbacks are always very appreciated, JY

Q: Based on the recent quarter results and comments going to 2029, would you switch to Copart for the long term?

Q: Aclara Resources Inc recently raised US$25m at C$.70

Why do you think the market has not responded to this this raise at around a 40% premium?

Thank you

Q: Hi 5i,

Would it make sense to swap out LMT in favour of HII, given the current climate and prospects going forward?

TIA!

Q: Hi- PBH has just issued a debenture paying 5.5%- would this be a decent fixed income investment for a medium risk ? How will the stock impact this?

Q: Hi 5i, would appreciate your thoughts on GOOG taking, out, WIZ?

Thx

Q: Top of the morning to ya. I know very little about technical analysis but I am guessing if it was applied to ATD it might signal “sell”. Can I have your thoughts on its valuation right now given the current conditions/risks against the expected earnings going forward? Any insights much appreciated.

Q: For some diversity on the US side of my portfolio, I added both ZLU and ZVU. It has now been roughly three years since I bought them and ZLU has averaged 12% including distributions while ZVU has averaged 1.5%. What do you think selling ZVU and adding to ZLU, or buying ZDY? The goal is to offset some of the volatility from my growthier US stocks which include many of the top names in the S&P 500 Index. Thank you.

Q: hi,
just curious as to the sell full DCBO in growth portfolio? March 17 answer to "Andrew" in question section you had it ranked very highly in the list of growth stocks for long term hold?
cheers, Chris

Q: Im looking for stocks that will benefit from a increase in trade and shipping to Europe..
Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks

Q: A friend is several years from retirement and is in this (quite good) finanical situation: a teacher who will get an Ontario Teachers' indexed DB pension, CPP and OAS. Owns a modest home in Toronto with no mortgage. No dependents. No debt. Can supplement income after retirement by continuing to teach at about a 20% course load. These income sources would more than cover her living expenses.
She also has an RSP that is currently managed by a financial advisor and holds mutual funds. Friend is asking if she should leave the advisor due to fees and his very conservative management. The RSP has underperformed the markets for an extended period. He sold her holdings at COVID bottom "to avoid further losses" and has said that "at her age" (about 60) she should stay away from equities and hold money market funds or bonds. Since my friend is not financially sophisticated, but is interested in learning, I am thinking a self-directed RSP holding several ETFs might be an alternative for her. Could you suggest three to five ETFs that would provide more growth potential in the 8 to 10 years before mandatory RIF conversion.

Q: My question is about ETF's with dividends. How many days do I have to own an ETF BEFORE I'm eligible to receive their dividend?

For example, TDIV has an Ex-Dividend Date of 12/13/2024

What date did I need to have bought this by to qualify for that dividend?

Q: A UCLA Anderson forecast just issued a recession watch. Its analysis was called…
“Trump Policies, If Fully Enacted, Promise a Recession.”
Can you provide your analysis of this report. Is this a legitimate forecaster with a decent record?
Thanks

Q: Greetings 5!,


Hopeing to get your take on FWZ.


Cheers!

Q: Peter; What would be a French large cap ETF to cover their major corps? Thanks .
Rod

Q: In what order would you purchase these stocks. What is a good entry price. In this volatile time would you purchase now or hold off
Thank you again for your good service and await your answer.

Earl

Q: Hi 5i Team - Price per Earnings and forward P/E is often used as a measure of valuation for a stock. Also I am assuming that when someone talks of a company trading at 20 times earnings they are referring to this ratio. However I have never been completely sure about what this means. Does earnings mean EBITA. Could you elaborate on the exact meaning of earnings.

Secondly is this the best measure of a company's success, at least for investment purposes, or is there another metric (or more) that gives a better insight into the valuation of a company.

I've never seen a price per profit ratio so here's the third part of this question. Does something like this exist or is there a similar ratio that would help in evaluating a company's performance.

Thank you.

Q: Which are presently your top picks for Canadian and US ETF's for each sectors ? Which ones would you consider buying now ? Entry prices ?
Please take as many credits to answer this as required.

Gratefully,

Jacques IDS

Q: Looks to be lots of inside buying on Telus or are RSU shares must be purchased as compensation?

Thx

Q: Hi Peter and Team.

Yesterday, Peter (a member) asked this question: Q: tesla sinking….byd recharges in 5 minutes…? EU and Canada to reduce tariffs on Chinese EV in retaliation ..
? a buy

I don’t know about the EU, but Canada is keeping the 100% tariff on electric vehicles from China.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/canada-wont-drop-tariffs-on-chinese-evs-despite-trade-war-with-us-minister/

Thanks for all you do.