Investment Q&A

Q: Could you pls. discuss in some detail the Structure of BHP Group; the differences between BBL and BHP and the advantages if any of holding one over the other?

Hugh

Q: Hi 5i, my question is on asset allocation and I know this is a personal question. That said, I'm getting older and capital preservation is even more important to me now. I'm thinking 6% gold, 15% cash, 10% REITs, 15% fixed income (including preferred shares), and the rest (54%) in stocks throughout the world but mostly North American based. Is this reasonable for someone that's getting older? and am I missing any asset classes.
Thanks

Q: In your opinion, which one of these 2 companies has the better growth potentiel in price appreciation for the next 3-4 years ? Both have large addressable market. Thanks

Q: Is there a reason the share price of GUD responded so strongly to this news?
"Knight Therapeutics Enters into Exclusive Supply and Distribution Agreement with Incyte for Tafasitamab and Pemigatinib in Latin America"

Is this the first agreement between GUD and Incyte?

Thanks!

Q: Just to be clear. If I journal a company from my CDN to US account, then the dividends are still subject to the Canadian dividend tax credit, even though they are paid in US funds.

The internet says: "
Since U.S. dividends are not paid from Canadian corporations, U.S. dividends do not qualify for the preferential Canadian dividend tax treatment. Foreign dividends, including U.S. dividends, are subject to tax at your marginal tax rate like interest income."

Q: I have a position in BAM and am thinking of increasing it or adding a new position in BX to enhance my diversification. Does BX offer a range of different assets compared to BAM, or am I simply doubling up? Is now a good time for a purchase of either BAM or BX? Thanks.

Q: NVEI is down around 14% over the past week or so on good news but up ~100% YTD. Is there anything to be concerned about?

Q: Why is alv so thinly traded ?
Aside from that, what is there not to like about this company.
Sales, exploration, debt reduction and now a whopping US$.06 per share quarterly dividend.
I was thinking about adding to my position.
I look forward to your comments.

Q: Any reason for the drop today in a very bullish market?


Sheldon

Q: with wimi, reporting such good numbers today, what r ur opinion on art going foward as they both seems to b in the same space,

Q: Hi 5i Team - I have shares of ECN in both my non-registered and TFSA accounts. Could you tell me if the special dividend of $7.50 will be treated by Revenue Canada as a regular dividend by a Canadian corporation. If so then there will be a percentage added to the amount of dividend for total income purposes which could affect my marginal tax rate. Is it better then to move the non-registered shares into my TFSA (in spite of the dividend tax credit) which will trigger a capital gains of 50% of the profit. Thanks as always for the great service!

Q: New IPO - D2L coming out next month. Your opinion ? Better than DCBO ? Thanks

Q: Hello 5i
Could I have your assessment of GPI please?
What are the pros and cons of investing in this company?
Thank you
Dave

Q: What would be better buy today and why?

Thank you,
Milan

Q: Very recently Robert Pace, Chairman of the Board at CNR, bought 50,000 shares of CNR at $152.55. Today the stock is trading at a little over 3% less per share. How much would you let this information influence a purchase decision on the stock at this time.

As always, thanks for your word of wisdom.

Q: Between PBH and DOL, which do you like better for long term growth?

Q: Good morning, 5 i team!

Your thought on a list of all your A graded companies covering almost all sectors for a TFSA account, equal weighted, long term hold. We will review periodically based on your report monthly.Thank you!

Q: At $0.23 is this stock oversold? In August 5i commented that the quarter was decent but investors were frustrated with lack of orders. On Sept 7th MRS annonced a BPA but the stock continues to drop. Thoughts?

Q: Hi 5i Team,

I have approx. $100k USD of capital to deploy to a portfolio with a 3 to 5 year hold outlook with a focus on High Growth. Comfortable with higher risk.

I’d like to have meaningful position sizing so want to limit the # of stocks to 4.

The pool I am considering is COIN, SI, ROKU, NVDA, SHOP, AFRM, SQ, CRWD, and ZM.

My inclination so far is to go:
45% - NVDA – This just seemed like a must own to me. Semiconductor exposure in a supply-short environment along with the multitude of other things they support – AI, Gaming, Genomic sequencing etc. Hard to see how they won’t be over a trillion dollar market cap especially if the ARM acquisition is go (Risk factor).

25% - AFRM – BNPL adoption in North America is far behind that of Europe/APAC and I like AFRMs positioning as a consumer first proposition with transparency and AI with strong partnerships with AMZN, AAPL Canada and SHOP.

20% - COIN – Continued adoption of Crypto. Would use this as a proxy instead of going with ETFs/Fund exposure

15% - CRWD (Valuation risk so smallest position, but cybersecurity industry hasn’t matured yet with lots of runway remaining for a stock with strong MOAT)

I decided against SHOP due to how much growth they've already seen and potential impact on consumer spend from an inflationary environment.

Could you comment your thoughts / advice on the above? Any stocks that you would switch out or position sizing you’d recommend to reconsider?

Q: Hi,
Can you please recommend some companies/Etf to provide consumer cyclical and consumer defensive exposure to US?
Thank you