Investment Q&A

Q: So it looks like these data centres for AI are going to use more electric energy than the US has in the near future, the facts are in. So for $50,000 what 5 companies do you invest in for the next 10 years?
Thanks Again

Q: Can you please provide your top 10 US Stocks (In order ideally) growth focussed for the next 5-10 years. Please provide a management rating for each, and an entry point for each.

Much appreciated

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Q: Hi 5i Team,

Curious why Tiny has been falling over the past month?

Also have some INTC shares from long ago, I would hate to sell at the bottom, but wondering if it is time to move on to something else - any recommendations?

Thank you.

Q: As a retired investor relying on dividend income, which of SLF or BMO do you favour for a long-term hold and why?

This investment would be part of and complete my allocation to the financial sector.

Are there other finacial stocks you would recommend ahead of these two?

Thanks for the great service!

Q: how long before DDOG is profitable who their major competitor and what degree of insider ownership

Q: So KXS dropped $22, over 14%, and 5i has answered a few questions with general replies. Can you please use your expertise and provide an assessment of what you think the stock will do going forward? In your view, was the CEO pushed out? Was the sales person pushed out? What change in direction do you forsee? It's in the growth portfolio. Does it warrant still being there? It's been an under-achiever for some time and 5i says it needs to deploy some of its cash and expand. How long do you wait for this to happen?

Q: Good morning,

Can I please get your thoughts regarding the likelihood of a strong bounce for SMCI after the dust settles from the Hindenburg report and delayed filing brouhaha? Is it likely that they still go ahead with the 10:1 planned stock split? Thanks. Brad

Q: Is POW topping out or do you see good reasons to keep holding this stock?

Q: Could you please comment on EQB and recent earnings?
Would you be worried about slowing growth?

Q: Greetings,
I have put some cash into HSAV but feel there is not much return coming. As being very conservative is there a better place for better returns to pack some cash?

Thank you,
John

Q: Hello! I’ve been researching a list of high-yield, high-risk bonds, and I’m considering investing in some for fixed income. Here are the details on the bonds I’ve looked at:

1) Laurentian: 5.75% due in 2032, priced at 98.30, with a BB (high) rating.
2) Allied REIT: 45.45% due in 2027, priced at 84.34, with a BBB rating.
3) Brookfield Property: 5.29% due in 2028, priced at 106.125, with a BBB (Low) rating.
4) Enbridge: 5.055% due in 2039, priced at 107.246, with an A (low) rating.
5) Sobey: 4.95% due in 2035, priced at 109.203, with a BBB rating.
6) Canadian Tire 4.947% due in 2035, priced at 107.574.

Could you provide your thoughts on whether these companies are financially sound investments? I’d appreciate your comments. Thanks!

Q: Good morning - Could I please ask for your opinion as to where you think the price of the stock will go from here given it's recent decline.

Thank you

Q: What are your thoughts on this ETF for income in a non-registered account? The security seems relatively young, if you have an alternative you are more comfortable, with, please suggest.

Q: Could you please suggest 2 or 3 dividend ETFs that I could look at to increase the amount of dividends in my account.

Thank you
Paula

Q: What do you think of this penny stock ?
Thanx Gary

Q: Thanks for this fantastic service!

I expect that you 100s of questions regarding NVDA's results, but I will ask anyway.

What is your interpretation of the results and looking ahead as an investor?

Danny-boy

Q: Could you recommend 2-3 fixed income ideas for both in a registered and non-registered situation.

Q: Templeton's recent bad PR reminded me of my previous interest in their Templeton Dragon fund. Any idea whether the fund's recent poor performance can be reversed? Thanks!!

Q: three of my favourite things are salt , fat and sugar . Im already invested in rogers sugar , which seems to just chug along with a dividend . What else could I invest in to cover salt and fat ? or even better sugar investments . Thanks

Q: Hello ,
Are you able to provide a view as to why Cipher Pharma is doing so well stock wise and yet Knight is still in the doldrums? Also, is too late to step into Cipher Pharmaceuticals. I would appreciate your comments;