Investment Q&A

Q: Apples vs oranges vs olives question....
I still hold SJ and just noticed internalized that it has been dropped from the portfolios. Only a half position and I have some cash to invest so looking to maybe sell it and buy a new full position. My portfolio is well balanced although selling SJ will make me a bit light in materials so might prioritize a materials stock like CCL or AEM. Problem is I dont like non voting shares and I historically have timed all my mining purchases poorly....seem to buy on the highs in that sector...In general I am a balanced portfolio follower with tendencies to start buying more from the income portfolio. So looking at stocks in the portfilio I might look at adding a full postion can you rank best buys right now with +5 year hold. SJ ( hold and add to it), TFII, CCL, AEM, BCE, other non financial/ non industrial from the balance/income portfolio high on your list buy list right now.

Q: If you where to choose currently .....with a view to one year horizon...which offers more potential return? Bam.a or Bbu.un?Why?

Q: Your thoughts on this company. Do you consider a strong buy?

Q: Greetings:
Opinion on the above company please, and all the details you could offer. It is now $9.00, trades at 5x sales. Teladoc $300.00 22x sales.Please compare it to Well and Teladoc.
Thanks,
BEN.

Q: In my Tfsa I hold 25 shs of Csu and 125 shs of Toi for conservative growth over 5 to 10 years
I plan to invest any excess cash into Toi
What % in Tou would you recommend in relation to Csu?

Q: I own both of these names. I owned them before the announced friendly takeover of TOG by WCP. What do I currently do with the TOG shares? Do I sell now and purchase WCP, or wait and allow the shares to consolidate as is.

Q: What is your preferred strategy, if you believe there will be a 20% + correction in the next 3 months?
1. just ride it out, knowing it will come back over time
2. sell 30 - 50% of the portfolio (riskiest stocks) and raise cash to re-deploy when prices are lower
3. sell 30 - 50% and replace with less market correlated assets
4. sell 20 - 30% and hedge with puts or inverse ETF's.

Q: Do you have a preference. I understand BTCC.B is a true ETF. Is EBIT? Apologies if you already answered. I couldn't find any questions on EBIT.

Q: Could you please give me a break down as to what this company does.
Thank you

Q: Hi there,

What would be your choice between the 3 names listed? Which do you think has the greatest growth prospects over the next 5 to 10 years?

Thanks!

Q: Will the types of components manufactured by XTC likely be in demand in electric vehicles and thus the company will remain relevant and grow (e.g, similar to the future of MG)?

Q: Hi,

I am new to investing in crypto currency. I was recommended to invest in CRYPTO: BTC but I'm unsure on how I would go about doing that.

Any insight would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Jon

Q: I currently hold NWH.un in the REIT space and have been very happy with its overall return. Disregarding the more advantageous tax treatment accorded Canadian dividends, would you add ACRE to an otherwise pipeline, bank, lifeco, and phoneco-oriented income portfolio?

Q: Up on high volume and now down quite a bit on low. Is 5i still optimistic and the synergies of this transaction?

Q: Do you think ATD.B would ever take a run at (or a portion of) PKI?

Q: Hello,

I am looking into vanadium and I’m wondering your thoughts. I’ve been looking at Largo Resources and Energy Fuels. Do you have a preference, and would you say either is a buy for a 3-to-5-year timeline at its current price?

Thanks!

Q: Could you offer your opinion of Riot Blockchain. Would you invest in it?
Thanks.

Q: Hello 5i: I ask about Fortis and know you continue to like it but I question the continued trend down and what will it take for it to reverse this action. Thank you Barb

Q: Have read your comments on the various bitcoin funds. How would you rank the Purpose ETF vs. the CI Galaxy ETF? Please add any others if preferred. In your opinion is the whole bitcoin thing an investment or speculation? Thanks for a great service, Brian.

Q: May I please have your comments on the earnings report. Cheers