Investment Q&A

Q: Looking to add to my registered accounts. Could you please rank the above based on which you would buy as of today?

Many thanks,

Q: Can you give me your 4 best ideas for consumer discetionary and your reasoning for each. Already own MG,Atz

Q: I'm having difficultiy deciding whether to take a position in Whictecap or Tamarck. Which of these 2 companies has the best prospects for 2023?

Q: I am interested in increasing my current energy holdings (ENB, TRP, WMB, LNG, TVE, TOU) for higher dividends, likely by selling WMB for PNE, GXE or PEY but saw PBR with its huge 50+% dividend.

Normal questions apply: sustainable, country risk...? Is this the type of heightened div percentages Can companies are talking about increasing toward?

Many thanks.

Q: Hello 5i Team

I currently hold shares in Cogeco Communications Inc. (CCA) which currently have a capital loss.

Can I sell Cogeco Communications Inc. (CCA) and book the tax loss and concurrently purchase Cogeco Inc. (CGO) as a hedge for the next 30 days and then re-buy CCA.

Would this keep me on-side with Canada Revenue Agency and the superficial capital loss rules?

Thank you

Q: FOR AMERICAN TOWER WHAT IS A GOOD ENTRY POINT? IS IT A BUY NOW?

Q: How would you rank these companies for growth, stability
and dividend security? I'm thinking to trim WCP and FRU
to add these others.

Thanks

Q: I am down 80% on enw in my TFSA ,and down 8% only today (related to the news ?); please could you give your point of vue on the present situation,and on the future of this Cie,since at this level,selling would be only justified if there were no significant hope of coming back to former valuations..

Q: PNT Point Bio. Peter; How long does the new prostrate trial take and,if successful would it better to own it or LNTH? Thanks
Rod

Q: Can you give me the names of the 3 biggest copper producers in Canada. Which would be your buy,

Q: Keeps climbing while it seems to me that it's getting expensive compared to other utilities. I currently own AQN, BEP and BIP. Is AQN a keeper or replace with NPI or another?

Thx

Yves

Q: Good Morning

Of the following 3 stocks crwd docu veev which would you consider to be a hold and which would you consider to be a sell
I would have about a 2 year horizon

Thks
Marse

Q: Some of my weightings have become low and wondering which one of these currently would be the value to add to.

Q: So, I made a booboo.

I intended to purchase CTS in my TFSA (CAD) but I made the purchase in my TFSA (USD) account. I didn't think much of it, but turns out I seem to have purchased CTSDF on the OTCQX exchange (Over the counter).

It still reads as 'Converge Technology Solutions' but in USD and with a different ticker.

What did I buy and what should I do to make the switch?

Luckily, I'm up 18% in 40 days.

Q: Hi Team

What is your feeling about Ford?, I am looking at p\e of 2 and a yield of 4.5 %, comparing it with Tesla, it seems like a much better buy, with them going into the ev market, with other car companies does that not put pressure on Tesla. I know that Tesla has a lead but others are pouring billions of dollars into the ev.

Thanks
Auftar

Q: your thoughts on the recent announcement and its impact - sell, buy or hold

Q: BYDDDY your opinion on this company please？

Q: Fidelity recently bought a large position in LSPD. Fundamentally every buy means someone sold. - someone believes and someone does not. What does that mean when a large brokerage house buys a large position. Is the buy for position to sell after an initial gain? A long position, to keep forever like the Quebec pension fund? Is this because it is oversold? This question can be in relation to any company. Clayton

Q: 10 years ago versus today. How would the market cap and key financial metrics sum up comparatively? From your perspective is the company in better shape today with stronger growth and potential versus then? Anything structural different in the business today? (understanding the cyclical nature of Oil pricing)

Q: Good afternoon,

I would like to ask a question regarding return of capital ("ROC") with some mutual funds. I am having a tough time getting my head around the actual logistics of how this works. Consider the following basis example:

I own 1000 units in Fund A. My ACB is $10 for an initial investment of $10,000. It is trading at $10. My yield is 5%, paid monthly. Let's assume that of this 5% yield, 4% is dividend, and 1% ROC.

Assuming AUM for the fund remain constant, and assuming that I continue to hold 1000 units, where does the cash come from to pay this 1% ROC? I am assuming that for it to be classified as ROC for tax purposes that it is neither income nor capital gains. And beyond my ACB being reduced, is there anything else regarding my initial investment that I need to be concerned about.