Investment Q&A

Q: Hi guys
I have been a holder of rpi.un for many years once held 10000 shares .
I have trimmed every year to keep the percentage in line and am now down to 2400 shares.
With the run up now over $50 my percentage is higher than I like but I have a reluctance to trim any lower.
Your thoughts this now ten percent also what are the drivers in your opinion that is pushing this stock.
In my tsfa I am almost at zero book value what is CRA position on a negative book value in a tsfa and any other registered account
Kind regards
Stan

Q: D you consider this a safe place for cash at this time? Would you recommend a better alternative?
Thanks.

Q: Is this a safe place for cash at this time. Could you recommend a better alternative?
Thanks as usual.

Q: Seems to be a small cap name gathering lots of attention given the growth potential
in that space.
Thoughts on the company?

Q: I am considering adding one or two of the above stocks to my TFSA. I am looking for a growth company. If you could give me two suggestions either from my list or if you have a choice of your own that may have better potential. Of the ones that you choose could you elaborate on why they would be a good choice in the TFSA.

I really appreciate your advice in this question section. It has help me on many occasions in making a better informed decision when purchasing the stock.
Thank you again.
John

Q: Hey,

I came across ISH.CN, Inner Spirit Holdings. They are a penny stock right now. They seem to want to be the Circle K (formerly Macs) of Pot.

I was thinking of adding to this and holding on for 5-years. Would be interesting to see if they can actually grow and be profitable.

Revenue seems to be growing.

What do you think?

Q: Could you comment on the guidance released by Wesdome today. Does the increase in production warrant current share price? Would you say the info laid out in this guidance supports a longer term increase in share price?

Q: I got quite a lot of Power Financial and I want to sell some to invest more into the US market. Would you advise selling now or waiting until the merger concludes in February?

Q: Hi Folks, This morning my TDOC shares jumped nearly 13% - a delightful surprise. Apparently as a result of a newly announced acquisition of In Touch. I would appreciate your comments on the pending acquisition and outlook going forward.
Thanks

Ros

Q: give me your opinion

Q: The rest of the software sector has recovered quite nicely with many testing new highs but VEEV seems to not be participating. Any thoughts? I thought that software combined with the medical space would be a big winner but it seems to languish a bit (do realize that it has done well over last year)

Thanks

Q: Hello everyone at 5i! I presently hold IBM, and have done so for several years. Other than a decent dividend, it has not done much. I was wondering, should I continue to hold it, or swap it up for Microsoft or Apple, for a little more growth? From a value perspective, would now be a time to do so? And if so, what would you suggest? Cheers, Tamara

Q: Any idea why the strong performance last few days?

Sheldon

Q: Any news why LITE is down today? What's your take on the company - sell, hold or buy?

Q: Can I get your thoughts on this Hong King listed company.

Thanks

Q: Is SVI a buy at today's price? Can you suggest a website that provides moving averages?

Thank you.

Q: Peter: In your growth portfolio you have REAL listed as consumer discretionary. I don’t have a security in this sector. Any suggestions? I have REAL has more of a technology stock similar to LSPD, which I own. I’m also light in health care, own ATE only , thoughts on GUD, and REAL.

Q: Both BYL and STXS are slow to grow. Looking forward which do you think has better growth potential in the next 2 years? (Given one is CDN and one US and in different fields)

Q: Hello,
We inherited this F type fund after parting with our advisor. The BMO has so far kept it as such in our joint cash account. We own this fund since November 2017 and so far received $1236.30 in dividends and are $2500.00 down from our 30K. investment. I have a very basic idea of their long-short approach and I would like to ask your opinion if their modus operandi might be worth keeping and provide value during possible down markets.
Thank you and have a super day,
Kurt Baertsch

Q: I am trying to determine how material the withholding tax difference is if I hold vgg in my rrsp vs vig.

At first glance, the yield on vgg is 1.229% and on vig is 1.764%, according to the 5i website. However, according to the Vanguard website the vgg "MER" is 0.30% and the vig "Expense Ratio" is 0.06% (quite a difference in fees if indeed this is an apple to apples comparison). So if I compare before expense yields I get that the cdn vgg yields 0.295% less (1.764 + .06 - 1.229 - .30) or , as a proportion the cdn before expense yield is 84% of the us before expense yield (1.529/1.824). So the w/h tax costs me 16% of the yield -- does this analysis seem correct? Thanks. Also, why would there be such a large difference in fees between vgg and vig?