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Q: Hello 5i Team,
I currently hold throughout my accounts BAM.A, BBU.UN and BPY.UN. I like what recent investments made with BIP.UN. Would you consider a switch of one of my existing holdings and/or am I over exposed to Brookfield as whole?
I have a Long term Time Horizon.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Massimo on January 12, 2020
Q: Given the number of questions you've entertained on ENGH, your subscribers should be aware that the company has had multiple upgrades since the beginning of the year. Thanks for your service.

1/10/2020 TD Securities Boost Price Target
Buy C$53.00 ➝ C$59.00
1/7/2020 CIBC Boost Price Target C$54.00 ➝ C$59.00
1/7/2020 Scotiabank Boost Price Target C$47.00 ➝ C$54.00
1/3/2020 RBC Boost Price Target Outperform C$53.00 ➝ C$57.00
Read Answer Asked by karl on January 12, 2020
Q: Saputo has a significant investment in Australia. How much has the fires affected the supply of milk and the distribution of its products in that country?
The company annually increases its dividend a very modest amount and the share price remains quite flat. In light of the above is SAP still a hold?
Thanks for your great advice.
Ian
Read Answer Asked by Ian on January 12, 2020
Q: Greetings 5i team,
I am looking to start a position(s) in the following:
- two of STC, GUD, REAL or MMX, and
- four of BYD, MX, CAE, WSP, TRI, GIL, ENGH or BAD
From a quality of investment with a 3-5 yr potential, perspective (not sector nor type of account etc,..) in what order would you make the purchases within each of the two groups?
Thank you for all of your good work
SP
Read Answer Asked by Steve on January 12, 2020
Q: I've held Artis Reit in my RRSP for quite a few years. I'm thinking of replacing it with H&R Reit. My thinking is H&R Reit:
1) has higher quality assets
2) is almost 4 times the size of Artis Reit (base on market cap)
3) pays a larger dividend
4) is at least as diversified geographically and by asset type (office, retail, industrial, and residential) as Artis Reit

I have two questions:
1) Is H&R just now heading into the problem of too much concentration in Alberta that Artis went through over the last few years (so this may not be the right time for the switch)?
2) Is Artis share price going to appreciate over the next qtr or two from its divestiture of properties at above the REITs NAV? If so, maybe waiting a qtr or two before switching would be better.

As always, I appreciate your insights.
All the best to the 5i Research team in 2020!
Peter

Read Answer Asked by Peter on January 12, 2020
Q: Both these companies shares seem to me, based on fundamentals - choose any - seem way over priced. SHOP especially is in the stratosphere in terms of valuation. What the heck am I missing? Do you have an in depth explanation that can convince me that I should own either using XIT ETF?
Read Answer Asked by James on January 10, 2020
Q: Happy New Year team,
I'm looking to top up my TFSA for the current year.
You seem to be positive on both WELL and MTLO
May I ask why you are positive on these two mircocaps?
What are their competitive advantages?

Cheers
Read Answer Asked by Seamus on January 10, 2020
Q: Hi 5i team,
Looking to add 2 stocks (2-4% position) in my RRSP portfolio from the following (MG, KXS, CSU, GSY, WSP) for a holding period of 5-10 years, not too concerned about market volatility. Looking for quality company (good operator in his business, good balance sheet, etc…) with good growth potential.

What would be your top 2 picks from these and why ?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Luc on January 10, 2020
Q: I am getting to an inflection point with Sylogist as my portfolio has grown but it has declined. I like to keep holdings at a 2% minimum so at this point do I sell or add to it? I am a long term investor. If the dividend is considered safe, I would consider adding new money and ride out the investor indifference although I know you generally don't like investing into a declining stock. I would consider this holding as higher risk within my portfolio but I would be comfortable staying with it as well.

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on January 10, 2020
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