Investment Q&A

Q: I have $30,000 extra in my RRSP this year. I am looking for very strong companies that pay a good dividend and low risk even if they are ETF's. Thanks again

Q: For TFSA, I'm thinking of TOI or ENGH. What would you recommend? or any other suggestion? thanks, Fooklin

Q: Performance of WXM (momentum ETF) is (almost) always very good. It is not easy to build a Canadian portfolio than beat it.This index is composed of 31 “liquid equities of Canadian companies displaying above average return on equity, with an added emphasis on upward revisions of fiscal earnings estimates, and positive technical price momentum indicators”. On the web site of CI global Asset only the top 15 holdings are listed. Is there a way to know all of the 31 holdings ?

Q: I know you have dropped SYZ from your income portfolio but the price is on the low end, I am looking at it for growth as opposed to income. At this price, do you think it's a good buy with growth potential

Q: This is a volatile sector. I am a GARP-type investor. Taking into account, management [execution], valuation, which one [or others if prefer US] would you recommend for a long-term total return position., with rationale for preference. Could you suggest entry price range.
Thank you.

Q: In a follow-up to my question earlier, if I understand correctly the fund should go down another 1 1/5% as per your answer:
''HSAV has suspended new units, so investors can only buy in the market. Thus, it has traded at a premium to its asset value, and the premium is slowly decaying towards true asset value. The units are about $1.50 above asset value currently. But it can still move higher with any big buy orders coming in.'' unless a white knight comes in to buy a large order...

What happens with the yield that the fund collect with the high yield savings account it's invested in? Does time invested in the fund add value? In other words how is one supposed to make money or even hold on to one's money beeing invested in that fund? In your January 9th answer to a question asking for stability and income you put HSAV at the top of the list.
Frutrated investor...
Stll thankfull for your service.
Yves

Q: Greetings, 5i Research,

Thank you for your authoritative answers to my previous questions.

Outside my tax-advantaged accounts, I plan to sell just-in-the-money, cash-secured puts on SPY on Mondays, expiry dates on Fridays of the same week. I expect to be assigned half the time. When assigned, I will own SPY, which will allow me to sell just out-of-the-money covered calls on the security. I will repeat the process when assigned, and sell just-in-the-money, cash-secured puts again.

My question is what are the risks of this approach?

Thank you.

Milan

Q: In general, do publicly traded companies suffer as steeply as consumers when interest rates are high? Does their debt level directly amplify that pain or do they hedge with loans at fixed rates, use preferred shares to fund large expenditures, and the like? Are there sectors or specific companies that are truly strained by interest rates?

Separately, my mental model is that when oil is in high demand the CAD should be relatively strong against the USD. I hate converting at $1.40 per greenback. Yikes. Are there obvious factors that suggest the CAD should strengthen, stay the same, or weaker further?

Many thanks,

Q: From ANRG's perspective, how do you view Enbridge's foray into RNG via its $1 billion commitment to Divert Inc?

Is it positive because it lends credibility to the market, or negative because the did not buy/fund/partner with/ or license technology from ANRG?

Thanks,

Q: Besides csu what are the top canadian tech names with a good valuatin, good revenue, low debt and good growth potential

Q: Thank you for the article "Good things come in small packages: Why we like small and mid-cap US stocks."

Is there a way of factoring riskiness of SMID-Caps vs Large Caps either qualitatively or quantitatively into your discussion and would you care to elaborate?

Q: In a response to Chris on February 27th, you indicated OBE was OK but you thought TVE was better. I am curious what brought you to that conclusion. Maybe I get too caught up in simple metrics. For example, OBE has a PE of 1.0 and a PB of 0.52 compared to TBE where the same ratios are 4.3 and 1.3. I realize it is not as simple as that. I hope you can educate me on how to dig deeper into your preference for TVE. Thanks again for helping the little person.

Q: Can you explain why a money market fund like HSAV have ups and downs? This fund has gone down 2 days in a row from March first.

Q: just starting a resp for grandson and wondering if you were in my shoes with a good long term strategy which stocks would you start with? Does not have to pay a dividend as want growth with a chance he will have enough funds to go to Harvard for three to four years {ha, ha]

Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and 5i Team,

PSI is getting smacked down a wee bit this morning after reporting their Q4 numbers. Their Q4 seemed decent to me. Could I please get your opinion as to whether I should add to my position ?? Thanks very much. DL

Q: Your thoughts on the last quarter please?

Q: PHX has seemingly released just stellar results, why there are no market activities to reflect that? No buy or sells and no noticeable SP movements? Thanks.

Q: In your model portfolio you have moved TSU.TO to 4.5% position, question is why not 5% full position, do you think there may be another opportunity (shoe to drop) for an entry. Do you see clear path to SP movement what we had during end of 2022. I have read your answers recently on TSU and seems 5I seems to say that recent write off could be rear window occurance and SP should trade more on it's fundamentals which generated good SP momentem like in 2022 end

Q: Could you comment on these for the income portion at this time

Q: Peter; Has PLC released their earnings and if yes could you comment? Thanks
Rod