Q: hello, for fixed income portion of portfolio do you consider bonds as a better bet or stable low beta low risk utility/toll collector type stocks - ie BEP.UN, BCE etc. if bonds then which you recommend in current environment - XHY or cbo or chb or cab. if other category, then which ones you rec. thanks.
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Q: 5i,
With PNE and its dry gas vs liquids rich gas, is there an advantage.
Does dry gas simply have less by products to sell?
Are its gas properties well positioned for LNG?
With PNE and its dry gas vs liquids rich gas, is there an advantage.
Does dry gas simply have less by products to sell?
Are its gas properties well positioned for LNG?
Q: More of a comment,
Latest report for CSX was excellent on all accounts and the share price has reflected as such. Dividend is strong and increasing, EV/EVBITDA ration is very low @ just over 9, and the company is looking at very good earnings growth prospects.
I think this is a stock that has a very bright future moving forward and would like to know if you agree. And was wondering if there may ever be a time when 5i might do a company report on a U$ equity?
Thought the rest of the 5i members might want to know more about a stock I think has a bright future.
Thanks for all you do
Gord
Latest report for CSX was excellent on all accounts and the share price has reflected as such. Dividend is strong and increasing, EV/EVBITDA ration is very low @ just over 9, and the company is looking at very good earnings growth prospects.
I think this is a stock that has a very bright future moving forward and would like to know if you agree. And was wondering if there may ever be a time when 5i might do a company report on a U$ equity?
Thought the rest of the 5i members might want to know more about a stock I think has a bright future.
Thanks for all you do
Gord
Q: Please inlighten me on how the Reit distributions are taxed ( Interest or Dividends)...? Basically my question is, would it be more prudent to hold certain Reits in a Registared or Non-Registared acct?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I noticed that even though BEI.UN only offers a yield of slightly under 3%, it has combined returns in double digits for YTD, 1 year, 3 years, 5 years, and 10 years. That's impressive.
Do you think this trend can be continued? I'm interested in taking a major position in BEI.UN (say around 10% of my portfolio).
Thanks.
Do you think this trend can be continued? I'm interested in taking a major position in BEI.UN (say around 10% of my portfolio).
Thanks.
Q: Hi,
Would you step into any of these today or is this just an uptick in an energy down cycle?
Would you step into any of these today or is this just an uptick in an energy down cycle?
Q: Hi. I was considering buying ZRE to add some REIT exposure to my portfolio, however I am having a hard time getting past the 0.62% MER. If you were going to put together a small basket of REITs for exposure to this sector what names would you include.
Q: Hi Peter. Largo took a hugh jump. I bough back in Jne at 24 cents, so I'm feeling pretty giddy at $2.29. What do you think the prospects are for tis stock going forward?
Guy R
Guy R
Q: Hello 5i staff. Could you please give your updated opinion of Athenahealth. It looks like the latest results disappointed the market. Do you still view it as a hold? Thanks as always, Frank
Q: I'm invested in this for income. Would today's update cause you to be a seller of this equity.
Kind regards,
Kind regards,
Q: Hi, there. I currently own a small position of Capital Power and am currently down 12%. With today's update on 3rd Quarter results, should I sell my position before I lose too much more? Thanks.
Q: Hi Team
Can you provide me with a list of the 2 "most blue chip" dividend stocks from each of the following sectors. my definition of blue chip is safe dividend, dominant place in market sector, and economic "moat".
Sectors
Financials (bank)
financials (non-bank)
Insurance
telecom
Energy (oil related)
Energy (not oil related)
Industrials
REITS
Consumer Staples.
I am asking regardless of current market volatility. I am trying to verify my own sense of the business world.
thanks
Can you provide me with a list of the 2 "most blue chip" dividend stocks from each of the following sectors. my definition of blue chip is safe dividend, dominant place in market sector, and economic "moat".
Sectors
Financials (bank)
financials (non-bank)
Insurance
telecom
Energy (oil related)
Energy (not oil related)
Industrials
REITS
Consumer Staples.
I am asking regardless of current market volatility. I am trying to verify my own sense of the business world.
thanks
Q: Hi 5i team. How should one interpret bid size and ask size when looking at a stock trading on any exchange? For example at one point today there was a bid size of about 143000 and an ask size of about 4000 on a stock I was watching. They seem to change constantly. Does this have to do with computer trading? Thanks for the info. Joe
Q: I currently hold WCP, CPG, and VET in my portfolio. To what level would the price of oil per barrel have to drop to affect the dividend payout on any of these stocks? Thanks, Joe
Q: Good morning,
What is your favourite name in the semi-conductor space for a long term buy and hold growth growth investment?Would it be intel or some other name like TSM etc?
Thanks again for your tremendous service!!
Thomas
What is your favourite name in the semi-conductor space for a long term buy and hold growth growth investment?Would it be intel or some other name like TSM etc?
Thanks again for your tremendous service!!
Thomas
Q: What do you think of this company. I am looking to get some exposure to Healthcare. I like the dividend. Many Thanks
Q: Thankyou for reassuring all of us in these troubled waters. I have quite a bit of cash to introduce back into markets. Is the 3 days of positive market action a good indicator this down turn may be over? I know you don't have a crystal ball but how do we deploy a substantial amount of dollars back in to the prescribed portfolios?
Q: Hello 5i team,
I hold the model portfolio plus about another 10 stocks. In regards to Ambev which is trading near it 52 week low. Do you see much growth in Ambev over the next 2 years? I am down about 12%. I am debating on on averaging down OR selling it and adding that $US money to my Unilever holding and VXUS holding which have both been hit hard recently. Or I have the cash and can add to all 3 of those $US holdings (in-addition to other holdings in the model portfolio). Thank you for your advice.
Kerri
I hold the model portfolio plus about another 10 stocks. In regards to Ambev which is trading near it 52 week low. Do you see much growth in Ambev over the next 2 years? I am down about 12%. I am debating on on averaging down OR selling it and adding that $US money to my Unilever holding and VXUS holding which have both been hit hard recently. Or I have the cash and can add to all 3 of those $US holdings (in-addition to other holdings in the model portfolio). Thank you for your advice.
Kerri
Q: Delphi has been reduced almost 50% from its peak in August despite having what appears to be a pretty good track record. Would you consider this a tremendous buying opportunity or with the recent fall in oil & gas prices perhaps its cost of production exceeds the value of what it produces and the company is more likely to fall further particularly if these prices persist for say a year or more?
Q: Hi 5i,
Sometimes the market over-punishes a company, creating an excellent buying opportunity. Another factor could include a company with a poor communications strategy (doing well, just not communication the results well).
I mentioned Wi-Lan as perhaps the recent legal processes are being over-emphasized.
However, my question is, with the above themes, as of today do you have a few high quality income or growth companies (5 or 6) that are being over-punished, due to the current market conditions (and could be characterized as low-risk bargains). I am currently adding to my portfolio in small increments (not knowing when the bottom will arrive).
Thanks so much for great service.
Sometimes the market over-punishes a company, creating an excellent buying opportunity. Another factor could include a company with a poor communications strategy (doing well, just not communication the results well).
I mentioned Wi-Lan as perhaps the recent legal processes are being over-emphasized.
However, my question is, with the above themes, as of today do you have a few high quality income or growth companies (5 or 6) that are being over-punished, due to the current market conditions (and could be characterized as low-risk bargains). I am currently adding to my portfolio in small increments (not knowing when the bottom will arrive).
Thanks so much for great service.