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Q: It is down 22% today on earnings. Could you review the Q and provide insight into whether this should be held or sold? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by John on May 12, 2026
Q: Hello, Team, I know 5i like the above and with another 6% drop today are there any signs fundamentally something has changed, the drop from the high is 45% which seems excessive. Will the glory days of over 200$ return in time, or the growth is simply not there anymore.
Thank you Anthony
Read Answer Asked by Anthony on May 12, 2026
Q: Hi,
Could you name five companies that benefit from the AI boom but have been beaten down recently? I'm also interested in your thoughts on fintech and financial companies.
Read Answer Asked by Abolfazl on May 12, 2026
Q: From your answer to Neil’s question yesterday: “We feel the key for investors is owning a mix of names across sectors, HALO, AI-HALO, and not chasing into the latest 'hot theme' with a large weighting, but taking a measured approach to names that have long-term secular tailwinds in growth industries.” For a new long-term portfolio (5-10 years+) could you supply the sectors you are referring to and a stock or two for each sector? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Kim on May 12, 2026
Q: Still trying to figure out what to do with these healthcare names. Poor momentum and healthcare is unloved. If I sell I can move to something that's working and still sell with gain. Is this the wrong thinking because one should always have exposure to healthcare, even if it is not doing well? I have lots of tech, industrials, financials, and materials, but do have exposure to some healthcare in each portfolio I'm managing.
Read Answer Asked by Neil on May 12, 2026
Q: The above equities are missing from my portfolio. Please rank the above in terms of growth potential over the next 3 - 5 years, adding in some consideration as to their current pricing.
Read Answer Asked by Claus on May 12, 2026
Q: My question is abit more general on the big 6 banks but I own RY primarily.
What is the historical PE multiple range for the banks and RY specifically. I feel like they are getting a bit expensive compared to historical ranges and the yield is now below 3%. If I had more confidence in the Canadian economy I wouldn’t feel so complex to take some profits off the table and maybe rotate into a few non-bank financials. What do you think? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Scott on May 12, 2026
Q: good evening,

All my investments are in north america, can you suggest ETF's in USD, no dividends, to cover other geographies that you deem fit to invest in at this time.

Many Thanks for all these years of profitable investing.
Growth has been amazing even with mistakes I made. Been hoarding way to much cash and thinking of using more ETF's to free up some time.

Thanks again! Been quite a journey! When you've been through the meat grinder repeatedly not as scary anymore. LOL
NEVER would've made it this far without 5i.
Read Answer Asked by Denis on May 12, 2026
Q: Are Funds in the Alternative Credit Focused category a good and safe substitute for money market funds?
Read Answer Asked by shirley on May 12, 2026
Q: I am trying to understand what's going on with HHL this year. It's the worst performing ETF in my portfolio, down 12% YTD, almost double the drop of the US-listed VHT which is in my taxable portfolio. HHL is held in RRSP, so no capital loss :( I am wondering whether to keep it for the income, or drop it and buy another healthcare ETF hoping that the healthcare will eventually recover and ETF like VHT will likely recover faster than HHL. Due to underperforming healthcare ETFs, my portfolio allocation in healthcare is now down to 6.5% from the 8% target. Any suggestions/thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on May 12, 2026
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