Q: BNS is the worst performer of the big 5 plus NA.It ranks #5 on 1yr return @ 6.1%,last on 3mo.@ 2% & 1mo @ 1.5%(as @ Jan 11/18 per TR).Recently a $2.9b acquistion of BBVA's Chile franchise.It is a fact that the above 6 banks takes turn to lead.So it is time to buy some BNS.Thanks for u usualgreat services & views.
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Q: hello 5i:
I've held this stock for some time, and the trajectory is SE. Can you advise why the stock hasn't participated in oil's resurgance, and comment on what you see in the expected future
thanks
Paul L
I've held this stock for some time, and the trajectory is SE. Can you advise why the stock hasn't participated in oil's resurgance, and comment on what you see in the expected future
thanks
Paul L
Q: Hi guys,
I have been holding on to ITC patiently but it doesn't seem to be going anywhere? Is it time let go of it and if so do you have any replacement suggestions?
Thanks again
I have been holding on to ITC patiently but it doesn't seem to be going anywhere? Is it time let go of it and if so do you have any replacement suggestions?
Thanks again
Q: Good morning,
Is the 8.5% fall on 4 million volume a buy opportunity? Or is there something seriously wrong here?
Have a wonderful day!
Is the 8.5% fall on 4 million volume a buy opportunity? Or is there something seriously wrong here?
Have a wonderful day!
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO $18.43)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF (CLF $17.47)
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iShares Diversified Monthly Income ETF (XTR $11.40)
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Manulife Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund Class A Units (MFR.UN $5.92)
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PIMCO Monthly Income Fund (Canada) (PMIF $18.07)
Q: Good afternoon team
I’m looking to add to the income side of my portfolio and already hold 10-15% of ZPR and CPD.
I’d like to add another 5% to the income side of my portfolio so which one or two options do you advise?
I’m looking for more income with little or no growth as my equity weighting is fairly high in dividend paying stocks as well as growth stocks already?
Thnx in advance!
I’m looking to add to the income side of my portfolio and already hold 10-15% of ZPR and CPD.
I’d like to add another 5% to the income side of my portfolio so which one or two options do you advise?
I’m looking for more income with little or no growth as my equity weighting is fairly high in dividend paying stocks as well as growth stocks already?
Thnx in advance!
Q: My daughter (aged 30) has just opened a TFSA and I'd like your recommendation as to what company (s) to invest in with an initial contribution of $3,500.
Your service is much appreciated.
Thank you
Deborah
Your service is much appreciated.
Thank you
Deborah
Q: Please name your top 3 growth names from the portfolio. How does PEO rank in your view?
Apologies for the lame question.
Thanks
Karim
Apologies for the lame question.
Thanks
Karim
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO $18.43)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF (CLF $17.47)
Q: Hi 5i: Can you suggest some US$ ETFs that are the equivalent (more or less) of CLF and CBO? Many thanks.
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Bombardier Inc. Class B Subordinate Voting Shares (BBD.B $159.64)
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CAE Inc. (CAE $39.18)
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Maxar Technologies Inc. (MAXR $70.54)
Q: From your answer to Jeremy on Jan. 18.
Bombardier is likely one of those companies, for better or worse, that we would have a very hard time endorsing. It has been a consistent value destroyer for shareholders, always seems to get into disputes with custoemrs, and needs government support often.
Could you give 2 or 3 names that could replace BBd?
Bombardier is likely one of those companies, for better or worse, that we would have a very hard time endorsing. It has been a consistent value destroyer for shareholders, always seems to get into disputes with custoemrs, and needs government support often.
Could you give 2 or 3 names that could replace BBd?
Q: Multiple questions:
According to my information 92 percent of Fortis’s revenue is from regulated sources. As such would increases in interest rates only effect the company in the short run as the increases in interest expense would eventually be passed on to the consumer when changes in the rate base are applied for by the company and granted by the regulators? This ignores the maturity date of the company’s debt and the fact that the rate base increase granted may be less than that applied for.
Not in your area of expertise but I would appreciate your opinion on state owned China Mobile (CHL: US) and Omega Healthcare (OHI: US) as to their suitability from a risk perspective for an income oriented retiree.
Thank you for considering these questions.
According to my information 92 percent of Fortis’s revenue is from regulated sources. As such would increases in interest rates only effect the company in the short run as the increases in interest expense would eventually be passed on to the consumer when changes in the rate base are applied for by the company and granted by the regulators? This ignores the maturity date of the company’s debt and the fact that the rate base increase granted may be less than that applied for.
Not in your area of expertise but I would appreciate your opinion on state owned China Mobile (CHL: US) and Omega Healthcare (OHI: US) as to their suitability from a risk perspective for an income oriented retiree.
Thank you for considering these questions.
Q: I have held both the above for some years. Charts do not look good and I need growth as well as income. Would you suggest replacing them with something with better potential - perhaps AQN or something similar?? Thanks Jim
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $192.11)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $167.03)
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Wynn Resorts Limited (WYNN $107.71)
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Cognex Corporation (CGNX $34.26)
Q: Here it is again same old question in case something came up. I have room for 4 US stocks in either disc or tech tilted towards growth.
What would you favor ?
Thanks and health, prosperity and happiness to the team and families for the new year!
What would you favor ?
Thanks and health, prosperity and happiness to the team and families for the new year!
Q: CGX keep lower everyday for last two weeks and the volume is pretty high. I hold some at -30%. Should I get out before down further, or they have chance bounce back?
Thanks as always,
Tak J
Thanks as always,
Tak J
Q: Your question subject index seems to have disappeared; ie all questions pertaining to dividend and income stocks, etfs, etc. Please say it ain't so and tell me how I can access it. Thank you.
Q: Can you compare the two - similarities and differences? Is it a good time to buy WPK?
Q: What was your take on the update announced by Magna mgt for the coming year? They provided growth projections but there was no context in the article so I don't know if the numbers represent much in the way of growth.
Appreciate your insight.
Appreciate your insight.
Q: Bombardier has seen good growth over the last 6 months leading into 2018, do you see potential for continued growth going forward? or are you expecting with the legal dealings and trade with the US that this stock might have a rebound back to trading lower?
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $85.10)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU $4,850.24)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP $281.68)
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Avigilon Corporation (AVO $26.98)
Q: What 5i stocks (portfolio and rated/covered) are making new highs these days?
Cheers
Cheers
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Just read your answer to Stuart. We keep a spreadsheet on Google Sheets that automatically "captures" price data from Google Finance, and unfortunately Google doesn't provide Aequitas prices. Any ETFs or stocks listed with Aequitas have to be manually entered. :( Other than that, I suppose that Aequitas is "okay".
Just read your answer to Stuart. We keep a spreadsheet on Google Sheets that automatically "captures" price data from Google Finance, and unfortunately Google doesn't provide Aequitas prices. Any ETFs or stocks listed with Aequitas have to be manually entered. :( Other than that, I suppose that Aequitas is "okay".
Q: For several years I have used Google Finance as a good starting point to understand a specific company's historical stock price trends, dividends, etc. as well as a means to compare with other stocks. This all changed in November 2017 when Google decided to abandon this excellent site with one that, from my perspective, is essentially useless. The new site also concentrates on US stocks, ETF's, etc. whereas the old site also contained information on Canadian securities. The change has prompted me to look at other sites. The only one I can see which provides something is Microsoft Money. It is somewhat more unwieldy than the old Google FInance but does provide some information. Can you provide some information as to what you would recommend as a replacement for the old, excellent Google Finance? I read that perhaps Morningstar or Yahoo were good alternates but it seems that Morningstar is somewhat restricted. I have not tried Yahoo
Thank you very much
Thank you very much