Q: Hi team,
What is your take on this companies latest Q3 report? They have sold older equipment,purchased up to date one's ,their loss per share is 0.5 as compared to 0.6 in 2020.WIth oil prices at these levels should they not benefit from strong cash flows from oil cies,leading to more contracts?
many thanks,
Jean
Q: I hold these stocks in my USD accounts in the following percentages
DOCU2.08% AFRM1.46 APTV 1.32.
I have some money to invest and am wondering if I should top up some of these or if you have any other good growth ones in the US.
Thanks for all your great guidance, I have tripled my portfolio balance since May 2017 when I joined
Q: Prior to the above companies announcing 3rd. quarter earnings you indicated that bir probably had the most upside. Now that they have all reported is your view still the same. I hold all of the above, but feel free to recommend other companies in the oil and gas sector. Thanks for excellent service. Ken
Q: Thanks Peter. Your services have been very educational and rewarding. Had a good year. This is my first year of subscription and I just upgraded to the full Investor suite services. All the Q&A and research reports have been very helpful. It has made me more disciplined in my decisions as well as provided greater insights to the Investment process
As the end of the year, I am reflecting on the investments done in the year. I seek you opinion to opinion some of those as under. Position size or Industry allocation is not an issue. Time horizon is long 4+. No tax consequences and have patience; there is no need to raise cash
A. Stocks with above average returns-
ATZ 62%, TOI 72%, SIS 39%, TFII 19%, DOO 19%, NVEI 49%, WSP 32%, SHOP 19%, GSY 72%, U 106%
Do you recommend continuing to hold all of them? Would you consolidate sell some and add to some?
Would you endorse Investing new fund in 1 or 2 of them at current price to go to full position
B. Under performing stocks (loss/down)-
AT 56%, CTS 8%, EGLX 40%, LSPD 8%, MRS 69%, QST 35%, XBC 52%, Well 26%, AMGN 10%
Do you still have the conviction in these stocks? If yes which are best 3 and why? Do you recommend selling some of them or adding to some of them?
Again, thanks for your excellent services and deduct as many credits as appropriate
Q: Thoughts on recent filing and how it may effect share price over the short & long term please? Is this to raise more capital from foreign holders already on the board? Seems very dilutive for shareholders.
Q: Could you please provide your thoughts on Verde Agritech's Q3 release. In particular are you concerned with their increasing production costs or do you feel this is acceptable?
Q: What’s your opinion of FICO’s including its latest earnings? Also, would you still consider this stock to be a good long term hold in light of new competition?
Thanks
Q: Could I please have your comments on this BMO ETF, it fairly new and states a 6.66 dividend payout, what risks are there , is the income sustainable, I am thinking about using it for income in a RRIF, would my principle be maintained?
Q: Hello,
I have relatively small positions in these names. Would you add to all 3 names (ignoring sectors and sizes) or which name would you add to if not all 3? Long term investment. Thank you for the great service!
Q: Could you offer your view on PLTK after it's recent quarter and significant drop in share price. Time to add (I have a small position), wait or move on. Is it in any way comparable to Unity?
Your insight is much appreciated, Peter
Q: Hi team, I presently hold ZWA @t 8.63%, ZWE @ 4.74% and ZDI@ 2.89% of my portfolio. I am very happy with ZWA (up 46%), happy with ZWE (up 5%), and not impressed with ZDI (under water about 5%).
I'm thinking of selling ZDI and either redistributing funds into ZWA or ZWE or into something better at your recommendation. Conversely, would like your thoughts on ZDI? is better performance just waiting for the international economies to rebound after COVID? I'm looking for distribution with growth. As well, I fully understand that portfolio % holdings are individual risks. Convoluted question here but would appreciate your thoughts and suggestions. Cheers, Bill
Q: My wife and I are retired and rely on dividend income. In the event of a recession, including rising inflation and interest rates and a 20%+ decline in equity markets, how safe/sustainable does 5i view dividends from the named companies? With unrealized gains on all of these, are there any that 5i would suggest selling, accepting the taxable gain, and holding the cash for a rainy day? Thank you. Edward