Investment Q&A

Q: Can you comment on what is going on with the CVE takeover offer, and why there was a last-minute delay that took place yesterday? Was it delayed because there was not enough support? Although I had voted in support of CVE takeover when SCR was also bidding, now that SCR is out, if the vote is close, I would probably vote against CVE so MEG could continue on its own. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Q: I am curious as to how best invest in the power demand for AI datacentres? Would you have suggestions for certain equities/ETF’s that you feel are well positioned this impending demand?

Thanks

Q: Any news on MDA big drop? Thinking of moving out into Are which is gaining momentum,

Q: I am thinking of adding either LMN or VPN to my TFSA. Appreciate knowing which stock has the best growth potential and the risk associated with each.

Wayne

Q: Hi Peter
I owned all 3 pipelines ENB, PPL, and TRP for dividends and slow capital appreciation;
all 3 have been declining in the last few weeks
are there any fundamental reasons ? I know that the prices of oil is weak and there are obstacles to try to build a pipeline from Alberta to BC , some talks for pipeline to the USA, I am looking for opportunity to add to my existing position, should I wait longer? is there a seasonal trade timing? Thanks
Michael

Q: Would appreciate your review of recent results. Thanks.

Q: How do you see AXON stock positioned, going into earnings, next week ?

What are your expectations from the Co, based on past quarters and subsequent company news/ defence related commentary ?

Do you like its current valuation ?

Thank You

Q: Bought 500 CJT@ $103.00 per share (500) down 20%. I am along - term investor. Keep or sell?

Q: Bought 1000 shs in April @ $45.00 per share - down 20% or so: hold or sell?

Q: It is my understanding (in general) that the share price of a typical bond ETF will decline in a falling interest rate environment, however what is the expected behaviour of an ETF that invests in US Tresuary TIPS?

Q: I have very limited to zero holdings in Consumer Defensive and Cyclical. Could you explain the difference between Defensive and Cyclical and recommend how best to invest, either individual stocks or ETF.
Many thanks,
Ralph

Q: Happy Halloween 5i!

I’ve had Cellebrite for over a year now and it’s been largely flat floating between 16 and 20 bucks a share.
It seems to have great growth with high gross margins and reoccurring growth from its subscriptions.
However, investors don’t seem to be excited about it, could this be because of the reliance on the public service (high bureaucracy).
Or is it that they are not hugely profitable on a net income basis?
I know you folks like this company and I do too, just can’t figure out its lack of interest and am wondering if my money may work “better” in other stocks. (Though I know the value of patience can be very rewarding in investing so I’m trying to be disciplined!) :)

Can you tell me what the street expects on earnings this coming month?

Thanks folks - I hope you enjoy some Halloween treats with your coffee today!

Q: I would appreciate your perspective on the latest BMY earnings.

Q: I know a lot of questions have been asked about this stock but do you have an ideal entry point for this selloff?

Q: Any thought on this downward trend? Buy hold or sell for a taxloss?Thanks Larry

Q: Please give us your assessment of Doman prospects with respect to tailwinds on housing starts, softwood tariffs and whether it is timely to invest in them. What would a good entry price be?

Grazzia

Q: Why the drop of late? What effect will BhP and their new Jansen potash mine have on NTR valuation? What is your outlook for NTR?

Q: Current thoughts on this company? Thank you

Q: What do you think of the G&M article titled - “Shopify is now bigger than Royal Bank and the precedents aren’t good, says Scotia strategist”

Thx

Q: Hi All at 5i!!
There have been ruminations that Ai is in bubble territory. In case that this is true and we are in for a correction, which 5 Ai producing companies would be likely to weather the downturn the best.

Cheers,

Tamara