Investment Q&A

Q: Hi Guys
Can you list a few U.S. stocks with attractive Free cash flow Yields ( using EV instead of MCAP) preferably with stable cash flows, that trade at attractive Forward P/E ratios.
Looking also for a decent dividend. I was pondering IBM, their interest coverage looks decent, but their Total Debt/EBITDA looks a bit high at 4.0x
Thanks Gord

Q: What would be your top 5 US and Canadian Dividend Stocks with good outlook for growth as well.

Thanks
Tim

Q: I'm looking to add a US dividend company into my portfolio with some growth.
Can you rank the best, in your view, of these 5 companies VNO, BMY, ABBV, BAC and T? Any suggestions to add to the list?

Thank you,

Q: I want to invest in 5 or 6 of the above companies, using CDRs on the NEO exchange. I know you like them all, but I need to narrow it down a bit, based on available funds. Although it will be in a non-registered account, the goal is very long term growth. My wife and I will not need the money, so essentially I suppose I'm investing for my children. If two of the stocks are roughly equal in growth potential, then I would choose the one that adds a bit of diversification. But I don't mind if they are correlated and all move up together. It is probably easiest for you to answer this question by rank ordering them, and I will pick the first 5 or 6. Thank you for such great service over the years.

Q: Can you provide 8 growth/total return names to initiate a position an add to overtime in the TFSA for a long term investor.

Feel free to rank using your assessment/analysis of a balance of performance/recovery, prospects, total return, etc. Sector diversification is not necessary. Mid to large caps (small caps only with high conviction).

$CAD/USD names (please include your favourite growth CDRs as well).

Q: Can you supply a few suggestions of dividend stocks that may be good to purchase during tax loss selling? Canadian and US if possible.
A few growth stocks would be a good balance to this question as well! Thanks, James

Q: HD seems to have been on a slide lately, would Lowes be a better prospect in this space?

Q: Dear 5i,
At todays prices, March 15, 2022 are these good valuation for TFSA and
+3 year hold? If yes, which one would you prefer and why?
Can you help explain why historically HD trades at a higher PE than LOW
even though historical EPS seems better with LOW?
thanks

Q: Hi 5i team,

Which one would you recommended at current price? Can you please also share your view on sector level?

Thanks,

Q: Since July 2020 Lowes is pulling ahead of Home Depot, at least on the price chart. Is it time to sell HD for LOW or buy LOW in addition to HD?......HD current weight in US portfolio is 3.5%...and I know there would be a duplication if owning both but I can live with it......Thanks......Tom

Q: Will Lowe's stores closure in Canada affect any REITs?

Thanks,
Jim

Q: I've been active in DIY investing for 7 years. Have chosen only CDN listed stocks and, with 5i's help, have been reasonably satisfied with returns over that period. However, despite my stubborn resistance to the US, I cannot continue to ignore that market. So I have 5 forced-choice questions for you. I will invest in 5 of the 11 listed. I'd like your opinion about which one in each group to invest. These are LT holds (5+ years). I'm not expecting a detailed rationale, but would appreciate knowing if your preferences are strong. Or not. Thanks!
GOOG vs. AMZN
HD vs. LOW
AMD vs. NVDA
AAPL vs. MSFT
AYX vs. TTD vs. TEAM

Q: Hi Peter, buying tomorrow. Home Depot or lows? Which is a better co? 2-3 years target. Is divided safe in both co? Thanks. Alnoor

Q: I am holding some shares in this US company - their last report was quite good, so the stock price increased - it is now down a little from it's high - do you consider it a buy, hold or sell.
Looking forward to your reply -
Hanna

Q: i would like to buy home depot or lows. any thoughts? thanks .Alnoor

Q: Would you consider LOW and or HD a good long term buy at these levels. Would you prefer one over the other. Thanks for help.

Q: Just wondering if you think there are specific infrastructure or other companies that will benefit from rebuilding after Hurricane Harvey and possibly Irma.