Investment Q&A

Q: Hello Team,
What percent growth per year would you expect on this company.
Thank You,
Barry

Q: I've learned recently that mRNA-based vaccines require extra cold storage (-70C; dry ice temperature). This will be a logistical challenge if such vaccines are approved. Two-part question:

1. Your thoughts on the impact of this logistical challenge on PFE/BNTX and MRNA?

2. Dry ice (solid CO2) lasts only about 3 days in insulated packages. Widespread mRNA vaccine distribution might depend on having a lot more dry ice produced at facilities near airports, shipping hubs, and smaller distribution centers. Any ideas for a play on dry ice via companies selling dry ice production equipment?

Many thanks! New subscriber this year and very satisfied!

Q: It looks as though renewable power is becoming politically accepted, with the above as assumed potential sector participants. What is the anticipated growth rate for each and to what extent have each potentially already discounted the coming year's anticipated growth in value. I Look forward to your response.

Q: Currently hold VEEV and GH in the health care space. Considering MDT as the next addition. What do you think of this. Any better suggestions?

Q: Thinking about stepping into a little energy. Could you provide me with some names that you would consider safe going forward.
As well, am curious about Surge, do you think it is likely to survive?
thx for your help
Joe

Q: Good Morning... what are your thoughts on NVTA? Would you be buyers or sellers heading into the merger? Does the future seem bright and profitable to you for the combined company and the space they're in?

thanks, Mark

Q: Good morning,

I have CSU journaled over to a US cash account. With the spin out coming, what are the tax implications of leaving it there? Or should I journal them back to my Canadian cash account?

Q: What are you thought on Suncor? What are your mediumand long term thought on the industry?

Q: What area your thoughts on the upcoming IPO that Tourmaline is doing on Topaz energy. Topaz estimates that upwards of 90% of cash flow will be distributed as dividends. Would this be a good dividend play or is this very speculative ?
Don

Q: Hi crew, what are 5-10 stocks that would be considered disrupters?

Thank you,
Kevin

Q: In several responses to questions on Keyera-KEY you have suggested it could be a takeover target. Is this a rumour on the street and if so, would you please elaborate on who you think would be interested and why. Thank you.

Q: What's your favorite pick for travel, when this COVID finally ends. MAR has future earnings forcast to grow 53% from what i have read, but coming off terrible numbers maybe that isn't so great.
thanks

Q: I own pxt,su, and cnq. For growth and dividend safety,(pxt) has none), which company do you prefer? Is there any other oil and gas compan worth speculating on?
-asked by Rene

Q: Tou & Topaz deal announced. Would it be beneficial to own both stocks or will TOU still derive income from topaz.

Q: Hi 5i,
1. With ACB’s recent earning release the stock price jumped from $ 8.50 to $10 Following day the stock price dropped and now around $6.50. What’s do you think is going on with share price? Short action?
Would you be a buyer at current price with 1-2 yr horizon. Likelihood further downside from here?
Thx
Jim

Q: The Fed has basically said that it will keep interest rates low for the foreseeable future, and allow inflation to run a bit higher, to average 2% longer-term.

It looks as if we will be heading into a new investment environment where interest rates could be lower than inflation for an extended period of time. In this type of environment, what factors, sectors and geographic regions do you see doing well? Given the high current valuations for high tech and FAANG stocks, do you continue to recommend overweighting this sector for the next few years?

Thank you for your valuable insights.

Q: I would appreciate clarification about US estate taxes. I have found conflicting information on the internet as to when they apply. A BMO FAQ ( http://www.cetfa.ca/files/1551199672_bmo_etfs_-_faq_tax_season_en%20(1)%20-%20Updated.pdf ) states:

High net worth Canadians with worldwide assets exceeding US$11.4M
(2019, indexed to inflation) or have U.S. assets with a value that
exceeds US$60,000 may be required to pay U.S. estate tax on
the value of their U.S. assets. Canadian ETFs are generally are not
considered U.S. assets.

My understanding is that if Canadians held US ETFs, and their net worth was less than $11.4M US, then Canadians did not pay US estate tax. Is my understanding correct? On the internet, I have also seen references ( https://www.taxtips.ca/personaltax/usestatetax.htm ) to a $1.2M US cutoff figure before US estate taxes apply.

Thank you in advance for clarifying this information, and for this wonderful service.

Q: With an increase in air filtration and virus filtration for subways, planes and private homes, what companies do you recommend?

Q: Hi Guys,
Please provide a recap for Costco most recent quarter.

Is it still a keeper?

thanks
Jim

Q: Hi 5i,

So CSU spins out Topicus and the stock trades on the venture. Globe and mail states that Topicus’ equity value is $1.86B ($1.2 billion euros). Assuming that this is also the market cap, this would Topicus the largest stock on the venture. Some institutional money may have to sell due to restrictions (e.g. like not being able to hold companies that trade on the venture).

This puts downward pressure on the stock. It trades at a discount.

It then starts getting traded on the TSX and large institutional money flow back in. In addition, being a stand alone company gives it a higher multiple.

What do you think?