Investment Q&A

Q: What percentage of Teck's total production is copper and met coal?

Carl

Q: Everyone, I have a defined pension, aka income fund, that increases with inflation. Should I still have a diversified portfolio within my RSP / open accounts or can I take more risks with good quality growth stocks like CSU, the best of the best. Clayton

Q: In a TFSA, 3/5 years minimum, I can only choose one, which one do you think could give you decent growth considering today’s valuation? Thank you!

Q: Hi Team,
In a question yesterday comparing GSY to PRL you had stated that PRL is "slightly cheaper" than GSY. Is that forward earnings you are looking at? I ask because my brokerage shows GSY with a current P/E of 11.98. It shows PRL with a current P/E of 20.48 , which on that metric (if correct) currently values PRL over 70% higher that GSY. Looking for clarification. Thanks

Shane.

Q: You can't argue with the success of BRK.B, but I do struggle with Apple at 50% of the portfolio weighting. It looks more like a bet on Apple than an investment in a diversfied portfolio. I wonder if BRK.B could achieve better returns if it was equally weighted across the sectors?

Thank you.

Q: Hi, I’m wanting to replace Trp as I’am losing confidence in the stock, and I already have Enb.
Sector not an issue, so could you recommend something from your income or balanced portfolio that you like going forward. I’m thinking more in line with a stock that may do better if we do get a market correction. (My first thought was something like ATD). Could you give 3 picks
Thanks

Q: Please rank these five companies, top to bottom, for maximum returns, for the next 2-3 years. Thanks

Q: I'm down 15% on this stock, your recommendation please KEEP/SELL ?

Q: I own shares of Enerplus (ERF), which is being bought by Chord (CHRD). My questions are: (a) do I need to do something active (i.e., tender the shares) and if so, by what date? (b) since I will receive some CHRD shares as well as cash, does it make sense to have my ERF shares reside in the U.S. side of my brokerage account (while waiting for this transaction to close)?

Ted

Q: Hello
Can you comment on Roku earnings?
Thank you very much.
Stephane

Q: Could you comment on earnings and the changes in management. Should I continue to hold or are there better opportunities elsewhere? Thank you

Q: Hi,

Just curious how these ETF providers are able to make money with these etfs with a very attractive rates.

Thanks,

Sunday

Q: Can you please let me know what the 2025 consensus EPS is on your systems? I see its $12.67 on Yahoo finance and curious to see the comparison.

Are you able share what the average PE multiple TFII historically trades at?

thank you!

Q: Which companies could benefit from the new Honda announcement?
Thanks Steve

Q: Hi 5i Team - Could you provide a summary of Lumine with answers to the following questions. A summary of its fundamentals including revenue, earnings, free cash flow, profitability, debt, cash on hand and anything else that might apply.

How much revenue and earnings growth is projected over the next year as well as over the next three and five years.

I believe the share count is around 256 million. How much of this is owned by Constellation Software, Insiders, and Institutional holders and how many are left over for the public float. Is it highly likely that they will never issue any shares.

My understanding is that one analyst follows this company. Is this accurate.

Lumine is my number one growth stock at this point. Do you share this opinion.

Thank you.

Q: If one believes in the further weakening of the Canadian dollar does it not make sense to journal interlisted stocks from a C$ TFSA to a US$ TFSA ?
Thank you

Q: Hello, My wife has recently retired. She has opened a LIRA account with her pension proceeds. We are leaning towards these two ETFs for a long term hold 10 + years. Can we get your thoughts and any recommendations.
Thanks

Q: What is the reason for the big jump in Google this morning?

Q: I understand that Cameco and the other major uranium producer have lowered their production estimates. As CCJ is locked into contracts they may not even be able to fulfill I don't see how they would benefit from uranium shortage. Would an investor be better looking at uranium as a commodity rather than buying a miner?

Q: Weightings and portfolio considerations aside, what BE stocks would you be most inclined to add to today? Thanks!