Investment Q&A

Q: What is your view of NVTS. They describe their technology as revolutionary; are they sufficiently ahead of competition?. Is there much competition?

MNDY is down. Holding a sizeable position and need to reduce it. Would you sell now? Or hold until the price has recovered and then start to reduce position?

Q: Hello Team 5i & Everyone,

Based on the metrics you watch, in your best estimation, do you feel that the US markets are in late cycle?

I’ve seen that there’s a “debate” that we’re either late cycle of this current run since the 2022 lows, or we’ve started a new cycle since the April 2025 low. Time will tell.

Thank you!

Sandra

Q: Good Morning

Now that AW has changed its corporate structure do you think this makes them a potential take over target.
Thks
Marcel

Q: Please provide your opinion on this company and its future prospects. Worth holding or sell? Thanks.

Q: What is your opinion on X tsx Toronto stock exchange presently at about $43.
Is it an add, hold or sell
Thank you
Albert

Q: Is this still a buy at current price ($56) for a growth investor?

Q: What are your thoughts on the current offer for Meg Energy presuming it goes through. If we keep Cenovus stock we would have a half position.

We also own an almost full position in CNQ and TOUR. Have a full position in ENB. Those last 3 are about 5% of our portfolios.

I'm mostly looking at this as providing me with more cash but might hold the half position of Cenovus if the future is bright. (I know you don't have a crystal ball!)

Would you keep the half position of Cenovus or instead sell Cenovus and use the cash to add more to TOUR or CNQ?

We're retired, conservative investors.

Q: I asked this question earlier this week, but you did not provide the prices, so just resubmitting. Thx.

Question:
Of the 27 positions in this portfolio which 6 would you buy now and at what prices?

Answer:
ENB, EIF, SLF, HME, FTS, X

Q: What are your thoughts on CNYE. How can they offer to pay 32% dividend. Is this worth investing.

Thanks for your excellent service

Q: On friday,it dropped 3.6% to $13.40 on much higher volume of some 50k than 8.5k average. Any reason(s)?Please comment on company..I think it was associated with BN many moons ago. On Oct 16 it announced an agreement with BBU. Current yield of 10.07%.If sell,please provide 2/3 Dividend stocks.Txs for u usual great services & views

Q: Do you have any idea why AEM and WPM are down today over 7%?
Thank you.

Q: How do you view the current macro environment with respect to indicators that you follow. With the 20% spike in the VIX, do you view risk as elevated in the near term?

Q: If you were to put together a 10 stock, growth oriented portfolio of Canadian stocks with a market cap of between $5 billion and $15 billion, what stocks would you select?

Q: Hi! Insurance brokers have taken a hit recently. Its seems the insurance cycle is against them for the foreseeable future. Companies like PGR have also taken a hit and seems' to be out of favor in the market, although the results did not seem alarming.

They, as well as the brokers I have listed, have a reputation to be be well managed and efficient and have had great returns historically. They do not reach these valuation levels often.

What are your views on the sector going forward and which companies would you recommend, if any?

Thank you!

Q: Hello,

"I'm down 16% on this stock, is patience my ally here?"

Thanks

Q: Happily, I bought CLS in May '25 and am riding a 150% increase. How do you feel about adding with the current PE at 60?

Q: Your thoughts on this company,for a 1 year hold,outside of trumps failed liberation day stunt in April ,this stock is at about a 6 year low,very low PE and great partnership with Amazon…thanks and have a great day

Q: I have held the Mawer Small Cap Global fund for several years. performance hasn't been too good in my mind. I am just about flat since original investment. How does this compare to other similar funds? Can you suggest other choices that may be a better choice?

Q: I would like to set up a portfolio of approximately $250,000 for my son who is in his mid forties who has zero interest or ability to manage the portfolio. Half the money would be in a TFSA and the other half in a 'cash' account. One possible option is to invest in a number of ETF's along the lines of the MoneySaver, Model Portfolio but not certain that this would be a good option as rebalancing would be required on a regular basis.
The other option that I am considering is to invest in one or more balanced ETF's or mutual funds such as VBAL, VGRO, XBAL, ZBAL, etc, or perhaps MF's such as the TD Balance Index Fund or the CIBC Balanced index Fund.

How would you structure a portfolio that would require little / preferably no maintenance over a long time frame. Thanks

With ETF's such as VBAL, XBAl, are dividends or interest payments reinvested by the 'fund. or is reinvesting of any proceeds necessary?

Q: What are your thoughts on LNW & Z? Would you buy, sell, hold?