In an otherwise well balanced portfolio, with a slight tilt towards growth I do hold the above REITs for income. As part of a new investing philosophy (to me) I'm aiming to reduce my equity positions from 33 to 23 over this year. Thus, I need to sell one of the above and re-invest the proceeds in the other three. With an eye towards income preservation (ie. sustainability of dividend) and growth, which of the above do I sell?
Q: It looks to me that SHOP is a bubble. I have no doubt that it has a great potential, but I do not see how I can justify the actual valuation. If I assume a 30 % annual sales growth, a 30 % net profit in the future and a valuation at 30 times the EPS, it would take 7 years to justify the actual valuation. Please correct me if I am off the track. Thanks.
Q: Would appreciate your analysis and thoughts on Seaspan. Had doubled up and was thinking of selling and putting funds into 2 more US equities. Looking more for growth and capital appreciation but fine with a dividend if possible.
Which 2 would you suggest in any sector and do you think Seaspan's recent news is the reason for the 14% drop in the last month.
Thanks Gary
Q: In your reply to Robert on Jan 10 you mentioned a delay in returning 737MAX to service could be negative in the short term for CAE. I was going to hold off purchasing in the event of a pullback. Does the recent Boeing recommendation that pilots be trained only on the newer, scarcer simulator change your short-term outlook?
Q: Closely follow your balanced portfolio Have money to put in tfsa. I am a little light in these stocks.
Which of these do you like best for growth in the next few years.
Are there other options in that portfolio that you are expecting to show good growth? T as always steve
Q: Opinion appreciated on both of these companies.Am down lots on bus and should have switched to spartan when bus signed on with them. Did this partnership make sense and what will be your educated opinion of the outcome for bus in the next 1-2 years.
Buy sell or hold for both please.
Thanx Gary
Q: 5i's focus is on smaller company stocks. All companies need a focus of course. But this article struck a chord with me, mostly because since retiring I've reduced our equities to well below the 50% minimum for equities and the rest in bond funds or etf's that it seems most financial advisors recommend. We're now 75% GIC's. Your thoughts on this article please:
Q: In an article d/d Jan 22,you stated that CSU & ENGH are your favourities.On Jan 23 on BNN your top picks were KXS,LSPD & CAE. Please rank your top 5 tech stocks starting with the best to buy today.Thanks for u usual great services & views. Peter,you were great on BNN on Jan 23
Q: Quarterhill wins the Apple court case (again) and has been awarded $85.M
Can Apple appeal this judgement? This must be considered a substantial amount of money going into the QTRH coffers. What would you think this should do to the value of the company? It seemed someone knew about the award before qtrh halted the stock yesterday as the stock price jumped and
volume was over eight times the average.
ed in montreal
Q: Hi,
Sorry I should of clarified my previous question. Can you suggest funds that follow the DOW, Nasdaq, S&P 500 and the TSX. Would also like a good gold fund or company. Thank you
Q: Ignoring taxes, cash requirements, and sector allocation, on a straight-up basis, for a minimum of a one year hold, which of these companies would it be prudent to currently sell, buy, or hold? Thank You.
Q: I am seeking to understand why it makes sense for an individual investor to limit the number of equities to about 30, when ETFs have well over 100. Due to age I am considering switching more to ETFs.
Thanks for your great service - much appreciated!!!
Cyril