Q: Is there any point in holding on to American Hotel Income Properties or take the loss and move on?
You can view 3 more answers this month. Sign up for a free trial for unlimited access.
Investment Q&A
Not investment advice or solicitation to buy/sell securities. Do your own due diligence and/or consult an advisor.
Q: Good morning, how do you see the potential Cogeco takeover playing out.
I see it could go in a few different directions. Would you buy the stock today?
Thanks Rob
I see it could go in a few different directions. Would you buy the stock today?
Thanks Rob
-
Veren Inc. (VRN $9.14)
-
Baytex Energy Corp. (BTE $2.90)
-
Just Energy Group Inc. (JE $0.21)
-
Gran Tierra Energy Inc. (GTE $5.49)
-
Cardinal Energy Ltd. (CJ $7.04)
Q: What’s advice on these stocks. Sale or hold ?
Q: Hello 5I
In your opinion, if one is negative or expecting volatility in the market short term, and you want to insulate yourself from this possibility, what needs to happen in a portfolio? Do nothing as this might be emotional and historically a bad move, invest in an inverse ETF, Move a little more towards Gold, consumer staple or low beta stocks? What type of news would make you personally shift focus? Of course, I am asking for your opinion but is there any proof for the answer? Thank you
In your opinion, if one is negative or expecting volatility in the market short term, and you want to insulate yourself from this possibility, what needs to happen in a portfolio? Do nothing as this might be emotional and historically a bad move, invest in an inverse ETF, Move a little more towards Gold, consumer staple or low beta stocks? What type of news would make you personally shift focus? Of course, I am asking for your opinion but is there any proof for the answer? Thank you
Q: Considering a new investment in the technology sector in a TFSA account, would the semiconductor space be investable now and would your preference be to one or two specific companies or an ETF such as SMH or SOXX. Your comments and ideas always appreciated. Brian
Q: Hi group I asked question last week on W I had a 2% position and based on the market at the time I increased to a full position. Since then its down $70 + us > What is going on can you help me with some guidance< I know this is a value stock along with Virus implications. What your view going fwd hold or sell I still have a 10% profit even after todays rout Thanks for your views on this going fwd . Also when is the next earning due out I would expect them to be very good - do you agree ?
-
Park Lawn Corporation (PLC $26.48)
-
Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CTC.A $184.03)
-
Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR $93.86)
-
North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC $47.19)
-
Primo Water Corporation (PRMW $37.40)
-
Magna International Inc. (MG $57.05)
-
Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH $87.11)
-
Leon's Furniture Limited (LNF $27.39)
Q: Retired dividend-income investor. Looking to add to my Consumer sector. I already own PBH, NWC, PLC. I am looking to add one more name, preferably with a dividend > 3%, although dividend security and dividend growth are more important than todays yield.
I have looked at CTC.A, LNF, MG, PRMW and QSR. I have researched each using both fundamentals (beta, P/E, P/BV, P/CF, P/S, ROE) and technicals (higher highs and higher lows, above 200mda), as well as current analyst estimates.
CTC.A comes across as just "ok". LNF has already had an incredible jump recently, so I am hesitant to buy at current prices. MG is not bad, but shows a ROE = -1%. PRMW looks good except for the ROE = -9%. QSR also looks good, showing a ROE = +29% (I can't find P/BV and P/CF anywhere). The bottom line is there doesn't appear to be a stand out obvious buy. I am leaning toward one of MG, PRMW or QSR.
Would you please rank all 5 companies from best to worst for the following (assuming a 3-5 year hold):
a) Dividend security
b) Capital gain potential
c) Total return potential
Thanks for your help. Much appreciated....Steve
I have looked at CTC.A, LNF, MG, PRMW and QSR. I have researched each using both fundamentals (beta, P/E, P/BV, P/CF, P/S, ROE) and technicals (higher highs and higher lows, above 200mda), as well as current analyst estimates.
CTC.A comes across as just "ok". LNF has already had an incredible jump recently, so I am hesitant to buy at current prices. MG is not bad, but shows a ROE = -1%. PRMW looks good except for the ROE = -9%. QSR also looks good, showing a ROE = +29% (I can't find P/BV and P/CF anywhere). The bottom line is there doesn't appear to be a stand out obvious buy. I am leaning toward one of MG, PRMW or QSR.
Would you please rank all 5 companies from best to worst for the following (assuming a 3-5 year hold):
a) Dividend security
b) Capital gain potential
c) Total return potential
Thanks for your help. Much appreciated....Steve
Q: If you were to establish an RESP for someone who was just born, and are starting with a small amount of money, perhaps a couple of thousand dollars, what would you invest in? Would you invest in an ETF? If so, which one? Would you consider investing in a single stock? If so, which ones would you consider?
Q: What are your thoughts on WSP for a five year hold ? It would be a capital gains play since the dividend is low.
Q: Hi, I am the sole owner of a rental property that amounts to 25% of my
total assets. My existing equity portfolio consists of another 25% of
my total assets. The other 50% consists of my principal residence and
cash. I am about to turn 65 (widowed), and am thinking of selling the rental property and using the balance to buy REITs for income. I'd
like to get your thoughts on:
1) The financial tradeoff between owning a physical rental property
and owning REIT shares. Over the past few months in Toronto, property
prices have gone up as much as 15% but REIT prices have decreased
drastically on the TSX. Does it make sense to keep physical real
estate when REITs are discounted (or maybe they're actually priced
appropriately for the future?) Being a landlord requires a fair bit of
work and I'd like to take it easy in retirement.
2) The optimal percentage of total assets in the stock market during
retirement. If I sell the rental property and invest those proceeds
for a total of 50% of total assets invested in the stock market, do
you think this makes sense, or is that too risky? I have very low/no
exposure to bonds.
Thanks in advance.
Esther
total assets. My existing equity portfolio consists of another 25% of
my total assets. The other 50% consists of my principal residence and
cash. I am about to turn 65 (widowed), and am thinking of selling the rental property and using the balance to buy REITs for income. I'd
like to get your thoughts on:
1) The financial tradeoff between owning a physical rental property
and owning REIT shares. Over the past few months in Toronto, property
prices have gone up as much as 15% but REIT prices have decreased
drastically on the TSX. Does it make sense to keep physical real
estate when REITs are discounted (or maybe they're actually priced
appropriately for the future?) Being a landlord requires a fair bit of
work and I'd like to take it easy in retirement.
2) The optimal percentage of total assets in the stock market during
retirement. If I sell the rental property and invest those proceeds
for a total of 50% of total assets invested in the stock market, do
you think this makes sense, or is that too risky? I have very low/no
exposure to bonds.
Thanks in advance.
Esther
Q: Jamieson has been strong over past few months and now with recent research that Vitamin D may have an influence on a persons likelihood of catching COVID, do you have any opinion on price appreciation potential of JWEL?
Q: Do you think it's time to take the loss on GC and move on? I don't see Casinos opening in BC any time soon. Not sure about Ontario. What is the future of GC if the Casinos are not allowed to open. The Casinos provide jobs, but also tax revenue for cities and charities, I would think they would be open by now,
Q: Thoughts on PDEX?
Q: Hello 5i team,
Let’s say the S&P500 decreases by -15% from its high earlier this week over the next few days or weeks for no specific reason other than stretch valuations, COVID, elections and fiscale stimulus uncertainties. By how much would you expect each of the following stocks (DND, DCBO, LSPD, REAL, DSG, WELL, XBC, VEEV, BYD) to go down (a guesstimate for each)? Among other of your favorites, what other stocks could see an even worst correction?
Thank you for your collaboration, Eric
Let’s say the S&P500 decreases by -15% from its high earlier this week over the next few days or weeks for no specific reason other than stretch valuations, COVID, elections and fiscale stimulus uncertainties. By how much would you expect each of the following stocks (DND, DCBO, LSPD, REAL, DSG, WELL, XBC, VEEV, BYD) to go down (a guesstimate for each)? Among other of your favorites, what other stocks could see an even worst correction?
Thank you for your collaboration, Eric
Q: After market close today Gud announces filling of supplement to a new drug submission for Nerlynx. U short comment please Txs for u usual great services & views
Q: I follow your questions every day. What a great service. Thanks.
I see you like REAL which seems to make sense with an understandable potential upside. In your opinion what would downside factors be before jumping in? Dam Dan
I see you like REAL which seems to make sense with an understandable potential upside. In your opinion what would downside factors be before jumping in? Dam Dan
Q: Good morning. I am reading a JP Morgan report on Apple and they have EPS estimates for 2021 at $4.50. Which is 36% expected growth from their 2020 projection of 3.29. Do you have projections further out to 2022 or 2023? Thanks
Q: Any bad news causing the TSX has a big drop today? Specially, the technology sector declined more than 5%, any reason behind?
-
Enbridge Inc. (ENB $63.73)
-
Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $35.65)
-
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.14)
-
Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI $277.45)
-
Fiera Capital Corporation Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (FSZ $6.51)
-
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $42.91)
Q: What five income stocks do you see as undervalued at this time. How much upside potential in each do you calculate. What is the time frame involved before you believe each reaches its price expectation. Thank you
Q: Good Day Folks,
What do you know about EHTH? It was highly recommended recently on CNBC and as far as I can tell from my on line search, it looks pretty attractive. Would it be a good time to take a position here?
Dennis
What do you know about EHTH? It was highly recommended recently on CNBC and as far as I can tell from my on line search, it looks pretty attractive. Would it be a good time to take a position here?
Dennis