Q: Goeasy is a great buying opportunity under $120 ($119.30 as I write) with a 3% dividend, 7/8 years of dividend increases plus great management, great growth, etc. I'm thinking people are afraid of inflation (I'm 70 so been there) or repositioning funds. Even with a full weight 5% posn I am tempted to add. Your thoughts on going over weight.
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Q: Morning 5i,
I know there have been many recent questions on GSY but I'll still ask:
To me GSY is acting very volatile and I wonder if you agree that it's behaving more like a stock that's being traded than a name that's attracting investors? If I'm right in that, do you have any thoughts as to why, and by rights shouldn't a relatively large financial services company be much more stable than GSY is at present. Its current yo-yo behaviour doesn't instill much confidence, in me at least.
Thanks, and I look forward to your thoughts.
Peter
I know there have been many recent questions on GSY but I'll still ask:
To me GSY is acting very volatile and I wonder if you agree that it's behaving more like a stock that's being traded than a name that's attracting investors? If I'm right in that, do you have any thoughts as to why, and by rights shouldn't a relatively large financial services company be much more stable than GSY is at present. Its current yo-yo behaviour doesn't instill much confidence, in me at least.
Thanks, and I look forward to your thoughts.
Peter
Q: Hi Peter, I have 300 shares of CM in a margin account and 20 in my TFSA since they are splitting I thought it would be a good idea to transfer some (what I can contribute) into my TFSA, 1. Your thought on that and 2. Is there a way to do this rather than selling them in one and buying them back in the other and when is it better, before or after the split. Please take as many credits for this question as needed. Thanks for your valued opinion. Nick
Q: what is expected from CSU this quarter?
Q: Can you comment on Amazon taking another run at SHOP. This one seems more established than the last attempt to replicate. Also throwing it in free for Prime users could be appealing to new business owners. How concerning is this?
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220420006188/en/Amazon-Unveils-Buy-with-Prime-Expanding-Prime-Shopping-Benefits-Beyond-Amazon.com?fbclid=IwAR26gQ4as3YfmQt4ckp1N8POB_C_89ik1d4yYkXikCX9GvGPiFqUscqhClc
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220420006188/en/Amazon-Unveils-Buy-with-Prime-Expanding-Prime-Shopping-Benefits-Beyond-Amazon.com?fbclid=IwAR26gQ4as3YfmQt4ckp1N8POB_C_89ik1d4yYkXikCX9GvGPiFqUscqhClc
Q: Would appreciate your comments on results. Thanks John
Q: ERTH .. your opinion please on buying at these levels for future growth
Q: What are the best sites for free conference call transcripts that you know of ? I already know seeking alpha (not free) and sometimes yahoo finance. Do you know of better ones ?
Thanks !
Thanks !
Q: How would you position your portfolio for an environment of deglobalization? With what has happened over the last few years, do you think the world is moving towards deglobalization?
TIA
TIA
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BP p.l.c. (BP)
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Alibaba Group Holding Limited American Depositary Shares each representing eight (BABA)
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NIO Inc. American depositary shares each representing one Class A (NIO)
Q: Hi, Is it permitted to buy these adr (nio,baba,bp) in a tfsa or rrsp?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Any information on the big drop in LIF yesterday? I didn't find any news on Yahoo Finance.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: What are the expected earnings for the upcoming quarter (Q1 2022).
Q: Lithium prices are near all time highs and the demand outlook is extremely strong. Please comment on why the price for the LIT ETF is trending down/sideways.
Thanks
Glenn
Thanks
Glenn
Q: Hi Team,
I have small position of SOY and SYZ at 50% & 36% lost in registered account. Do you think they have chance to rebound at all ?
Your comment is highly appreciated.
Thanks as always,
Tak
I have small position of SOY and SYZ at 50% & 36% lost in registered account. Do you think they have chance to rebound at all ?
Your comment is highly appreciated.
Thanks as always,
Tak
Q: I am considering uranium exposure as a long-term part of my portfolio. What do you consider to be the advantages between a position in the commodity itself (for e.g. through U.UN) versus an equity like CCO? In the equity space, would you suggest a basket of uranium miners, or simply go with CCO?
Q: Dear 5i,
Roundhill Investments in US just launched a new cannabis ETF called WEED.
Their description says that they may invest in US cannabis companies using Total Return Swaps. I don't understand why they just don't buy the stocks directly instead of using a derivative structure. Can you give me your thoughts?
thanks
Roundhill Investments in US just launched a new cannabis ETF called WEED.
Their description says that they may invest in US cannabis companies using Total Return Swaps. I don't understand why they just don't buy the stocks directly instead of using a derivative structure. Can you give me your thoughts?
thanks
Q: me, puzzled that Bell Canada and Hydro One continue to see stock price increases......like I understand there is a dividend tax credit for these two, if the stock is held in a non-registered account, and to a large degree, be able to pass on higher expenses to customers, and also that some folks want "safety".......but isn't this the catch - when interest rates return to a more normalize level, aka higher, the value of these two stocks should decline, right?!.......me, inclined to trim, aka take the gain, or sell outright!........what is your take on this???
........Tom
........Tom
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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NV5 Global Inc. (NVEE)
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Axon Enterprise Inc. (AXON)
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Shopify Inc. (SHOP)
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CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD)
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Trane Technologies plc (TT)
Q: Hi Peter and Team;
Thanks for the info and advice on PKI.
I have made a good gain and sold a 5% position in my RRIF.
Could you offer 3 CDN and 3 US that you would be comfortable in starting today with a 2.5 % for long term investing in a well balanced RRIF? Would you lean towards US or CND for GROWTH?
Thanks for the excellent analysis!
Thanks for the info and advice on PKI.
I have made a good gain and sold a 5% position in my RRIF.
Could you offer 3 CDN and 3 US that you would be comfortable in starting today with a 2.5 % for long term investing in a well balanced RRIF? Would you lean towards US or CND for GROWTH?
Thanks for the excellent analysis!
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Netflix Inc. (NFLX)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY)
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Upstart Holdings Inc. (UPST)
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Affirm Holdings Inc. (AFRM)
Q: These 2 darlings are now ugly ducklings. Not long ago,Shop was the biggest company in Canada overtaking perrinnel leader,RY. Recent drastic drop from $2228 H to $658,1year Low.Any reasons for the 14% haircut today besides news that it is in talks to buy startup,Deliverr. Think market does not like this type of acquistion nowadays as it will likely increase its losses & prolong its plan to profitability in this market backdrop.Is this a entry point or more pain to come. Txs for u usual great services & views Is this an entry point for GSY which got hammered today too & trading near 1yr low.
Q: Wanting to add some large cap growth stocks to my large cap utility, bank, pipeline,infrastructure, portfolio as new money becomes available. Growth seems to be out of favour so am seeing this as a time to buy with a 2 year window.
You often advise waiting for a declining stock to show some strength, or at least to start building a base before stepping in. I find this difficult on 2 aspects. Technically, how do I determine when to buy a declining stock in this market ? Psychologically, I hold off on buying when the stock declines further, thinking the decline will continue, and if the stock moves upward I get get frustrated believing that I missed the boat . Do former “ favourites “ such as the 2 above lose their shine even when the markets recover ? Which of these would you purchase first ?
Thanks. Derek
You often advise waiting for a declining stock to show some strength, or at least to start building a base before stepping in. I find this difficult on 2 aspects. Technically, how do I determine when to buy a declining stock in this market ? Psychologically, I hold off on buying when the stock declines further, thinking the decline will continue, and if the stock moves upward I get get frustrated believing that I missed the boat . Do former “ favourites “ such as the 2 above lose their shine even when the markets recover ? Which of these would you purchase first ?
Thanks. Derek