Investment Q&A

Q: I am looking to investing in these sectors in the US market, infrastructure, industrial, aerospace and material. Would appreciate your favourite names.

Q: Investing forums are great places to have a respectful and civil discussion/debate with fellow investors. It’s a resource that seems to be underused by 5i members, possibly because it is difficult to navigate.

Are there any plans to make the 5i Forums more use friendly?

Now a user has to open each subforum to see if anyone has posted or replied to a post.

There is no way of knowing if someone has replied to a post.
It says This forum supports BBCode tags. But only a few. There is no easy way to quote a poster or part of a post so that other posters know who or what you are replying to.

I’m new to 5i so maybe I’m missing something. I’m looking forward to exchanging ideas on investments, investment strategies and portfolio management with other members.

Q: could you kindly comment on this industry as well as the company thanks

Q: Hi
Have 100K cash in a RRSP.
Looking for dividends and growth in stocks. Also have several ETF's US and foreign
Already have BCE, FTS, ,MG SLF and T in stocks.
Any suggestions ideas would be great.
Thank you
Mike

Q: Hi Guys
I see Fortuna just released earnings and wondered what you thought of them, what you think of the company and the management team, and how this bodes for the next few years out.

Much thanks

Stuart

Q: I've heard from acquaintances in the industry that the price of lumber is going to remain high right across Canada, similar to Summer 2020. Is it the same in the US? Is Trex a good cyclical play for Spring 2021? Buy/Sell/Hold?
Thank you, Ian.

Q: What would be you favorite ETF to cover the UK?

Q: Bought BAD a few months back as a recovery play and have done ok however recent results cause me to question the growth prospects. Should I continue to hold or sell and add to my existing positions in SIS, NFI, QSR and MG. All good recovery plays in my opinion.
Thanks

Q: Do you have a suggestion or two for a growth-oriented international ETF, that does not contain Canadian stocks, to put in a TFSA for a very long-term hold?

Q: In a RESP account for a one year old I have both BEP.UN and BEPC. Which one would you suggest I sell & why. Thanks … Cal

Q: I am trying to maximize income In my LIRA before I convert it to a LIF. I hold a good weighting of ZEB from several years back when I was a novice investor. Now I am looking to shed the MER by going with the individual financial stocks. Would you please rank the above financials and others you think are worthy for a hold and forget steady income stream?


Thank you


Steve

Q: My grandson of 23 is starting his 1st tfsa with $2500 to begin and needs a core holding start. please suggest a stock only and etf only models. Which one or mixed off, would you deploy today.
thanks

Q: Our portfolio is (currently) considerably light in Materials. Considering the current economic cycle, how comfortable are you with putting more into this segment now, and to what percent of an otherwise balanced portfolio? Which companies would you consider must-haves in this segment?

Q: Hello Peter,
Can you help me choose between the two for an industrial sector addition? Both are hitting 52 week highs and am wondering if I should wait to see if they revert to the mean along moving averages.
Thanks in advance for your recommendation
Regards
Rajiv

Q: Do you have a positive outlook on Major Drilling ?
With an increasingly positive spin on commodities
specifically metals for this reference, seems to me to be entering a secular bull as society tries to accomplish a greener world , that will require a lot of metals.
Cal

Q: What are your thoughts on this deal?
Thanks

Q: What is your opinion on this company?

Q: I have done well with Roku but I'm considering allocating elsewhere before my gains evaporate. What are the prospects for this company in the next 12-18 months?

Q: Hi : I recently sold my TD shares, I do not think there is anything wrong with TD, but I noticed that some stocks like TD are above the value they had before the pandemics hit. Noticed that beta for TD is 0.86. It is hard to believe that the economy is in better shape today than before the pandemics. I see quite a number of empty stores at my local mall. BCE has a beta of 0.31 with a good yield and a low price/cash flow ratio. Would you agree that BCE is safer than TD if the market has a correction ?, I am retired and safety and income are more important than growth . I have no exposure to telecoms now, and still some small exposure to banks through BNS. If BCE is not super safe , could you suggest another one ?

Q: please provide me your best 4 income plays in both
Canada and USA, thanks, retired seniors mid 70's.