I own less than one percent market value of SIA in my portfolio, which is down 32%. I am thinking to take the loss and buy something else. What is your take to sell or hold.
Q: I was surprised and now curious as to how come BIP. UN is listed as a utility and BIPC.CA is listed as a financial services? I thought that they were identical except for the structure.
Your comments would be appreciated.
Q: Hello 5i,
Please tell me what you can about this small(tiny) US company.
It has had an impressive run and their technology sounds like it has great potential.
Thanks
Dave
Q: Hi Guys
I own this fund. My understanding on the High Yield bond funds is not very good. When would you guys view as a good time to possibly add more money.
Thanks Gord
Q: I hold IBM for many years but it doesn't perform well, would you like the idea to trim IBM and purchase CGI in the current market. Thank you for your service.
Q: Would appreciate your comments on this fund. In which type of account would it best be purchased in - rrsp, tfsa, non registered corporate or unreg cash? Why?
thank you for providing your support. Looking for dividend paying capital preservation fund.
Q: Hi 5i Team
I have some US cash in my Rif account that I would like to park for 3-6 months, can you suggest a safe place to place it.
Thanks for all help..
Q: I have these equities in my US Margin Account. I would like to raise some additional cash ... just in case. Which of above would you trim first. Are there any which should be sold for a tax loss if possible such as CRM and ISRG, where I am slightly negativ.
Thanks for your answer
Albert
Q: Hi 5i:
Just a comment for Mark who asked about a good way of arranging a charitable donation of SHOP shares with a big embedded capital gain. He might check out the CanadaHelps.org website as they facilitate this sort of thing, have a very broad range of charities to donate to, and make it relatively easy. It is flexible so with something like SHOP you could donate several shares and distribute it to a number of different charities, one share apiece if you want to. The tax receipt is great because it is for the full market value of the shares at the moment of the actual transfer and comes electronically from CanadaHelps. There is no tax on the capital gain that you are giving away. You can share your contact info with the recipient organizations, or not if you’d prefer anonymity over junk mail.
Cheers for the giving!
Q: Hi Peter,
Like many, I'm interested in possibly buying a couple of stocks that have been hit by COVID but that should recover well when the world gets back to normal. However, I want to do this in a conservative way - with larger, stable companies with low debt and strong balance sheets; assured 'survivors'. Can you please suggest six North American stocks (other than banks) that I might consider. And would you see CGI (GIB) qualifying under those terms? Thanks as always.
Q: I kept my TSGI shares as I think the company has good prospects. I tried to update my Watchlist by entering LSE - FLTR and was told it did not exist. After some experimenting I was told it is now Flutter Entertainment Plc OTC:US under the symbol PDYPY. If this is so, how would I calculate what my 1000 shares are worth? Many thanks