Investment Q&A

Q: Wondering about your reaction to the most recent quarter. Any suggestions for other miners especially silver or copper with room to run? Thank you, Cal

Q: This stock is up considerably over the last month, and saw news this morning of a new agreement.

Any thoughts on future outlook?

Q: Good day 5i.

Please provide your thoughts on todays announcement between Ballard and Linamar. Do you think either is a buy on current valuation and future prospects?

Many thanks for your help.

Many thanks.

Q: Good morning

Looking for an International Consumer Defensive ETF.
Any suggestions would be most welcome.
Sincerely

Mike

Q: With rising Inflation would TIPS be a good Investment. What would be your top 3 Investments.

Q: I have been watching Turquoise Hill for the few months and it seems to have made good progress in resolving past issues centered around financing. Based on the following factors, how would you rate TRQ as an investment in 2021? Are there other plays you would rate higher for potential returns with less risk?

* Rio Tinto has signed an agreement with Turquoise Hill Resources (TRQ) on an updated financing plan for the $2.3bn underground development of the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia - supposedly the world’s largest new copper-gold mine.
* Their CFO has just been appointed as the new CFO with deep experience in the mines' financing. As a 34% stake holder, the Mongolian government's stake represents an important revenue generator to the Mongolian economy.
* After covid delays, shipping has resumed to China.
* Cooper and gold grades have been upgraded.

Thank you!

Q: Hi Peter, what are the expectations for QRVO & ON next week ? One would think that with the chip shortage results for all these companies would be good and reflect max output. Is that the case or are supplies muffled by the most restricted component of a particular end users product ? Thank you.

Q: very small but seems to have momentum with distributors ... ant insights and opinions appreciated

Q: after your comments on the departure of their CFO I jumped in near yesterdays low. After reviewing your previous comments I have a feeling that this purchase should be traded (and not held as a long term investment.)
May I have your outlook for this stock?

Q: Hello 5i team,

According to portfolio analytics, I am underweight in Consumer Staples and Consumer Discretionary as well as US exposure. I am a growth investor with a long-term horizon. This is for a TFSA.

In Consumer Staples I hold ATD.B and PBH and was thinking of adding COST.US.

In Consumer Discretionary I have ATZ, BOYD, DOO, LULU.US and was thinking of adding MG and possibly LNF.

Could you suggest some Canadian and US names for both Staples and Discretionary that would compliment my existing holdings?

Thanks for your advice.

Q: Hi Peter, if the existing US softwood lumber tariffs were relaxed or removed, how would; that affect the value of WOOD ? Thank you.

Q: How significant is the loss of the Motts sales contract to earnings?
Do you feel the company should have provided at least a little detail on the impact in thier press release for the sake of the investment community or do competitive considerations make that impractical?

Q: What are the main sectors of the market? And under what category do oil and gas companies, miners,
digital medical companies fall. And for each sector which is your best in class pick for each in canadian market?

Q: Hi... your thoughts on QSR now and the quarter. Is the turn around at Tim Hortons beginning to take hold or still too early to say?

thx. Mark

Q: What do you think of its prospects?

Q: I don't have any inflation protected bonds. Do they have a place in a portfolio do you think? I see ZRR got creamed in the last year, do you feel it is time to nibble at them?
Thank you

Q: Good Morning,
Any idea what has been driving the Canadian Dollar higher, and do you see this trend continuing?
Thank You

Q: What is making these stocks go down day after day. They seem to be in a popular area going forward?

Q: My son, 19 years old, wants to open a TFSA. Would appreciate your advice given that he has a small amount to invest (around $3,000 to start), a long-term horizon, not adverse to some degree of risk and except for small discretionary expenses has no immediate need for cash (parents pay for university, food and lodging). Thank you.

Q: Good morning, thoughts on the Q4 from DTEA and thier transition from bricks and mortar to an online retailer.
Once the CCAA is settled what do you see as a reasonable multiple on this type of business, considering thier online revenue growth rate was close to 100% year over year. Do retailers who garner the majority of thier revenue online command better multiples than traditional bricks and mortar businesses?