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Q: I'm always fascinated to see the disclosure statement at the end of your answers about US listed companies.

"Authors of this answer, directors, partners and/or officers of 5i Research and/or affiliated companies have a financial or other interest in ___"

Do you have a full list of your US holdings for disclosure that you are comfortable sharing with your members?
Read Answer Asked by Adam on April 05, 2024
Q: I have held these for quite awhile and I try to be a patient investor but it is challenging. Do you see any catalysts in the 1 to 2 years that might move these stocks significantly higher? The small cap. sector seems to be gaining some interest so I thought these might ride along. thanks
Read Answer Asked by Ian on April 05, 2024
Q: Banks both CA and US have been some of my best long term holds ( 10 Yrs + )
Not compared to Tech . Stocks .... 5 year returns have been stagnate on TD especially
What is outlook on Banks in general ? or would you like elsewhere ? ie Change TD for GOOG

Thanks

Greg
Read Answer Asked by Greg on April 05, 2024
Q: I have enjoyed the ride with KNSL but it seems to have taken big hit in the past week. Can you comment on what, if anything has transpired to trigger the sell off as well as whether it's a buying opportunity, a hold or if something has changed that might make it a sell? Please explain the rational behind your view. Thanks!!
Read Answer Asked by Tim on April 05, 2024
Q: I hold DYN6001 in my non-registered savings account to generate USD income. It has low volatility but relatively modest monthly income due to management fees. Would ZWB.U be a better choice? Its current yield is 7.2% but comes with an MER of 0.72%. Can you suggest other options for USD income with low volatility?
Read Answer Asked by Jean on April 05, 2024
Q: If you could only buy one of these companies for long term growth which would you make the case for? Obviously AMZN is an order of magnitude larger. They are both slotted into the consumer discretionary sector, but how closely do you see them tracking to the factors that would move that sector? Do you foresee AMZN initiating a dividend one day? Does any other U.S. name stand out to you that you vastly prefer? Thanks for your thoughts.
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on April 05, 2024
Q: Hi 5i!

Respecting these are in different sectors, if you could only buy one for growth for a 3-5 year hold which would it be? Why? (I’m ok with the risk associated with a high growth name as long as the fundamentals are compelling)

A million thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Josh on April 05, 2024
Q: Hi Guy,

Just wanted to get your thought on Eric Nutall's take on the oil market on BNN yesterday.

He believed that more specialized companies (top picks were BTE, CPG, PD) were more promising than generalized companies like CNQ and ENB.

I value your opinion and would be happy to spend more points for a more detailed answer., especially on CNQ and CVE.
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on April 05, 2024
Q: Hi,
Today (April 04) you answered Jacques' question by suggesting a switch from EMA to FTS. Would you suggest the same for BEPC/and H? I am trying to "replicate" the performance of an ETF by holding some of the utility companies. Hence this question.
Read Answer Asked by Savalai on April 04, 2024
Q: Hi, 5i

I'm not sure I have the correct ticker symbol above as there were three to choose from for Flutter. I've held this stock since the Amaya days and, simply because of my own inaction and intertia, I now have something crazy like a 1500% return.

My question is around this special meeting and vote. Can you just touch on the pros and cons of what I'm voting on and what you think is the path to continuing to see a great return?

Thanks for doing what you do.

Robert
Read Answer Asked by Robert on April 04, 2024
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