Investment Q&A

Q: In my income portfolio, I have held a full position in BNS for some time, benefitting from nice dividends and now an 8% capital gain. I am aim to sell BNS and take a new full position in NA now that its price is weaker. What do you think of this approach? Should I buy a different bank instead?

Q: I follow the 5i balanced etf portfolio. Please rank the top 5 positions that would be favorable to adding new money in the current market conditions.

Q: May I have your comments about TLA. I bought a little bit six months ago thinking it a good value and it has risen since then. But most days it does not move at all. I am wondering if I should sell and move on.

Q: Hi Peter/Ryan, would you consider NVDA a good stock for an RRSP and what happens when the RRSP is converted to a RIF, Thanks.

Q: Opinion

Q: At what point would you advise walking away from this stock or any stock?

Thanks

Q: What do you think about Teck at this time for a longer term hold? I see from filings that Stanley Druckenmiller bought shares in it last Q which got me interested. I don't have any mining companies in my portfolio. Thanks,

Jason

Q: Why the big drop today...5%? Opportunity to buy more?

Q: Hi, is there any means of measuring the volatility of a stock? Thanks.

Q: Hi 5i,
After a painful wait I am finally breaking even on KEY (div were dripped). I have 5% position.
Do you see any near term catalist that can move the stock further?
I rather buy something with more growth like MG (I do have linamar at 4%). Do you think holding MG and LNR would present too much concentration? Altogether I hold 45 stocks and 4 ETFs.

Q: What will be your view about these companies for long term investment

Q: Hi, Based on the assumption, that eventually a sale is likely to happen in the price range of $50.50 or higher, is an arbitrage trade ( Buy @ $48 and wait until a Sale is final ) makes sense ? Thanks

Q: Your thoughts on the DND announcement?

Q: Thanks, 5I Team, for all the good work. I owe GILEAD SCIENCES since 2017. It is still around the same price I am down about 1.5%. Would you recommend holding on or moving on. If moving on, what would you recommend in health care sector, I already owe Cardinal Health & ABBVIE Inc. I am looking at long term investment.
Secondly, I owe FASTLY INC and am down about 40%. I am a long-term Investor and can hold on. Would you advise to hold on or switch to Lightspeed or something else? If it really has potential, I can wait it out don’t need the cash.
This is general question not stock specific. Normally I prefer to buy US stocks in RRSP and Canadians in TFSA and non registered due to withholding Tax. I am unable to make up my mind as to where to put the riskier growth-oriented stocks. In TFSA I am unable to write off the loss if the investment goes sour, If I put in RRSP eventually, one pays tax on withdrawal in retirement, but can’t immediately write off the loss when I sale and book a loss. In a non registered account If the stock takes off I end up paying tax on half the gains. What would you normally recommend?

Please deduct credits as required.

Q: whats expected from engh next week?

Q: What would be the worst case scenario for Enbridge in line 3 had to be shut down, such as by the courts or even the President?

Thanks a lot for your views which are much appreciated.

Q: PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR OPINION ON THIS COMPANY

Q: What are your thoughts of the spinoff of BAM.A's reinsurance subsidiary. When is this expected to occur, and would you take a position in this when it does?

Q: I just saw the latest short report. WELL had over 5 million listed which is a ton. Very few are higher. Is there market rules which forces them to cover where they have no choice. Could a Game Stop Corp scenario happen.

Thanks Steve

Q: I have more tech equities than I want going forward. Please help me strike one or two off my list by ranking these in order of potential growth over the long term /min 5 years. For fun (since it probably won't affect my decision), please also rank from least volatility to most volatility. Thank you very much!