Q: Interest rate on our money in the bank or in gics is virtually zero. I always heard that in a disinflationary period, the worst place to be is in stocks. But would people not want to be in the stock market and at least get a good yield. So many dividends are over 4%. This is a contradicton. Can you explain it to me. Thanks.
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Q: Dear 5i team,
Thank you for the Special Report. Could you kindly confirm a few things about the graphs in it, please? My broker account doesn’t show graphs like yours, so what is the blue line and what is the brown filled-in background- I was thinking high and low stock prices, but noted the left and right y axis are different so I think I’ve not got that right. And how do you read the dark blue graph at the bottom- what is the stock’s ‘relative strength’ relative to?
Thanks so much!
Thank you for the Special Report. Could you kindly confirm a few things about the graphs in it, please? My broker account doesn’t show graphs like yours, so what is the blue line and what is the brown filled-in background- I was thinking high and low stock prices, but noted the left and right y axis are different so I think I’ve not got that right. And how do you read the dark blue graph at the bottom- what is the stock’s ‘relative strength’ relative to?
Thanks so much!
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. Limited Partnership Units (BEP)
Q: Just before the sharp downturn in market values I sold about 20% of my growth holdings.if I was looking to add a 2 - 3 names back what would be your top recommendations for good value on price and long term growth prospects?
Also, what was the reason for the decline in CBO price?
Also, what was the reason for the decline in CBO price?
Q: ‘Nervous nellie’ here...is cash (over 100k) safe in canadian account (brokerage or bank) ? Any Real need to spread it on different instution, or buy short bond, cd etc.
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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TMX Group Limited (X)
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Hydro One Limited (H)
Q: For someone looking for income, what dividend stocks, in any sector, would you find most appealing?
Q: Chart well is out of sinc with siana can you see any logic for that
Kind regards
Stan
Kind regards
Stan
Q: Like other stocks, Canadian Tire is down a lot. Are there any new risk with this stock or is it just part of the large sell off. Do you think it is ok to start chipping away at it?
Thanks, Paul
Thanks, Paul
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO)
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Great-West Lifeco Inc. (GWO)
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Power Corporation of Canada Subordinate Voting Shares (POW)
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Pason Systems Inc. (PSI)
Q: Hi,
Can you list 5 stocks with 4% yield having a good balance sheets.
Thank you for your support
Can you list 5 stocks with 4% yield having a good balance sheets.
Thank you for your support
Q: Hello 5i Gurus,
The central bank authorities at the Bank of England and the ECB have, this past week given authorization to all banks (domiciled in the UK or Europe) that they will be allowed to release ALL of their strategic counter cyclical funds that they normally hold in reserve. From what I remember, this would be several hundreds of billions of pounds or euros. Question is: Does the US and Canada have similar "counter cyclical funds" (not sure if this is the correct terminology)? that they can use to support the economy temporarily?
The central bank authorities at the Bank of England and the ECB have, this past week given authorization to all banks (domiciled in the UK or Europe) that they will be allowed to release ALL of their strategic counter cyclical funds that they normally hold in reserve. From what I remember, this would be several hundreds of billions of pounds or euros. Question is: Does the US and Canada have similar "counter cyclical funds" (not sure if this is the correct terminology)? that they can use to support the economy temporarily?
Q: Hi, what is the Ex Dividend date? Thanks and Greetings, Peter
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
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Parkland Corporation (PKI)
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Western Forest Products Inc. (WEF)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
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Cymbria Corporation (CYB)
Q: Hi 5i,
Thank you for the great insight during this challenging time. Can I please ask your opinion on these five existing positions? Each is sitting at a substantial loss and trying to decide whether to sell, hold, or with a Canadian recession on the near horizon:
-Parkland Fuel
-New Flyer
-Cymbria
-Western Forest Products
-Savaria
Thank you in advance. Please use credits as needed.
G
Thank you for the great insight during this challenging time. Can I please ask your opinion on these five existing positions? Each is sitting at a substantial loss and trying to decide whether to sell, hold, or with a Canadian recession on the near horizon:
-Parkland Fuel
-New Flyer
-Cymbria
-Western Forest Products
-Savaria
Thank you in advance. Please use credits as needed.
G
Q: But sell or hold?
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Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (CTSH)
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Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. (WBA)
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Salesforce Inc. (CRM)
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CVS Health Corporation (CVS)
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Eastman Chemical Company (EMN)
Q: Jeffries has stated that rebound candidates in the market are CRM, CTSH, EMN, CVS, WBA - could you give me an opinion on these candidates?
Seeking Alpha mentioned an expert (I didn't catch his name) predicting that the S& P 500 will hit 2300 before recovering. Your opinion on that? Thanks for being around during this crisis.
Seeking Alpha mentioned an expert (I didn't catch his name) predicting that the S& P 500 will hit 2300 before recovering. Your opinion on that? Thanks for being around during this crisis.
Q: We Canadian like to drive and are willing block pipelines our resources re not worth anything if don’t export them our motor industry is dead how long government will be willing to pay our mortgages and pump funds in to our economy on borrowed funds
I think we re very near reccesion or let’s say reality check
Can I have your opinion on my assessment
We Canadians have very high debt so is our governments
I think we re very near reccesion or let’s say reality check
Can I have your opinion on my assessment
We Canadians have very high debt so is our governments
Q: Can you comment on the repo purchases that have been ongoing and have ramped up recently in the US. Does this add another layer of concern to the markets or just what needs to be done in times like these? Is there any holding that might benefit from this?
Q: Hi, my question is more about next time the market goes into bear territory...
I currently own "SIL - Global X Silver Miner ETF" and always thought it would do better in market downturn. However, i am down 45% over past 3 weeks. Please help me understand why is it down so much.
I currently own "SIL - Global X Silver Miner ETF" and always thought it would do better in market downturn. However, i am down 45% over past 3 weeks. Please help me understand why is it down so much.
Q: Good Morning 5I research.I own Altas gas shares and with this massive sell off is it a good buy let say 15 dollars or less a share
Thanks
Thanks
Q: No sports = no sports betting. The company has a lot of debt. High debt and reduced earnings can destroy an otherwise good company. If sports betting generates essentially no revenue for the next year what kind of shape would the balance sheet be in? Would there be a significant risk of bankruptcy?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Global X Active Ultra-Short Term Investment Grade Bond ETF (HFR)
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iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD)
Q: ..how do you think HFR and CVD will perform as interest rates skid along the bottom?
Q: What do you think about leveraging into this decline. For example I could borrow $100,000.00 on my line of credit at 1 over prime. Prime currently at .75 percent. The interest is tax deductible. I could spread the investment out over 5 stocks that are paying over 5% and just let the dividends pay off the load. I have enough faith that we are close to the bottom and have no doubts that most blue chip stocks are not going to drop that much more.