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Q: Hi 5i
I was going to ask a specific question but this one pretty much was it "What general question has not been asked ..." so I'll alter mine a bit.

What questions are you asking internally between yourselves or put another way, generally, what questions would you ask 5i Research if you were one of the members ?

Thanks
Mike
Read Answer Asked by mike on December 19, 2018
Q: Merry Christmas, hope you got my present of a crystal ball ... please use it when replying to my future questions :)

Honestly, I don't know how you can do it without one !

Mike.
Read Answer Asked by mike on December 19, 2018
Q: Hi 5i team,

From this evenings news:

"CALGARY, Alberta, Dec. 18, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --

Highlights (all dollar amounts US dollars, unless otherwise noted):

Parex Resources Inc. (“Parex” or the “Company”) (TSX:PXT) announces today that its strategic repositioning review process has been completed and did not result in an acceptable proposal;"

The article goes on to discuss 2018 results (good) and 2019 guidance (good) and plans for massive share buybacks at what mgmt appears to believe is a hugely discounted stock price.

Considering the beating this stock has taken lately and the above news, how do you feel about a new position in this company?
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on December 19, 2018
Q: Hi Everyone at 5i! I was asked what the best brokerage company for a dyi would be. I use TD Webbroker and am very satisfied with it. From a cost effective and user friendly point of view, which one would be your choice? Thanks, Tamara
Read Answer Asked by Tamara on December 19, 2018
Q: It appears more and more likely that there will be a 2nd referendum on Brexit. I predict the Brits will cancel their exit. I also think a deal with China will be had. Finally the Fed may signal no more rate hikes until stronger signs of inflation etc. This week may prove to be a great time to deploy cash to buy the bargains.
Read Answer Asked by Murray on December 19, 2018
Q: Hello Team, re; EVA
Further to my earlier question on this company, if this security is held in an registered account, is the dividend still taxed differently?
Thank You,
Barry
Read Answer Asked by Barry on December 18, 2018
Q: Hi guys,

I look to hold companies that are able to maintain a reasonable ROE despite being debt-free. Some of the companies that I currently hold that meet this criteria are ENGH, TOY, CSU (pretty close), RCH, VCI (very small cap).

Can you suggest 5-10 more debt-free companies that screen well to you guys?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on December 18, 2018
Q: I own shares in BMO in a DRIP account held by Computershare. If the shares are redeemed, how is the ACB determined. Does Computershare track this or is it the shareholders responsibility?
Read Answer Asked by Ron on December 18, 2018
Q: Recently, I asked about adding to ECN.PR.C at $21 and you replied it was fine to hold but not to add (thanks). Now it's $17 and paying 9%. It is a rate reset preferred and I thought the guaranteed floor was 6.25% upon reset but you recently said otherwise in another reply.
Should I buy it now and what is the reset minimum?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on December 18, 2018
Q: Hi Folks
Looking to add some companies with the following qualities to my portfolio. 1) in a fast growing non-cyclical industry 2) must be the best company or companies in it and 3) excellent management today and hopefully, in the future - can you provide some names that you feel meet the three criteria.
thanks for a great service
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on December 18, 2018
Q: Hi Team

Can you name 5 companies that have good growth and value after the recent sell off. Also do any of them you feel comfortable about being overweight.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Danny on December 18, 2018
Q: Hello 5i - If we have fewer interest rate hikes going forward, or as some expect, 2019 may bring a recession, what could be the effect on bond fund ETFs such as ZAG, VAB or HAB for example? If investors have reduced equity exposure (to reduce risk) and increased "bond investments", are they in for an unpleasant surprise? Thanks, Ron
Read Answer Asked by RON on December 18, 2018
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