Q: Hello, this is about NFI debt levels. According to my online broker's website, the NFI Debt/Equity = 0.7 but I can't find the debt-to-cash flow ratio. A) Is the NFI Debt/Equity of 0.7 too high? B) What is their debt-to-cash flow ratio? Regards, Gervais
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Q: crius has gotten hammered the past 2 days. is this a cdn dollar thing or something else or nothing. dave
Q: Hi the great 5I team, following Harry's question on ask and bid price, how unbiased is the market maker? Your answer seems to suggest never put in a market order ? Thanks always.
Q: I am considering realizing some capital gains now at the 50% tax rate in case there is an increase to say 75% in the fall federal budget. How and when will I get more info on the fall budget? Will there be an announcement at some point?
Q: Trying to make a decision to buy a small amount (2.5% weighting) in Cominar. Some points:
The 11% yield is or is not covered by cash flow? Ross Healy on BNN says it is and gave it a top pick.
It has so so buildings in Quebec but does seem to be turning them around. A family owns 5%.
Analysts seem to think that if they cut the distribution (to a probable 6-7%0 the stock would go UP.
Is it a buy? Any other factors I am not considering? Thanks
Derek
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The 11% yield is or is not covered by cash flow? Ross Healy on BNN says it is and gave it a top pick.
It has so so buildings in Quebec but does seem to be turning them around. A family owns 5%.
Analysts seem to think that if they cut the distribution (to a probable 6-7%0 the stock would go UP.
Is it a buy? Any other factors I am not considering? Thanks
Derek
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Q: Hello
Could you please tell me averaged over time what has returned more to an investor dividends or share price (broad market). Or worded another way how much money is paid out in dividends and how much is from share price increase. More of an economics of the stock market question. Is there a value? Example on average $2Billion is paid in dividends and $2Billion is share price increases. This question pertains to the TSX but are all stock markets similar in their returns. Thank You
Jeremy
Could you please tell me averaged over time what has returned more to an investor dividends or share price (broad market). Or worded another way how much money is paid out in dividends and how much is from share price increase. More of an economics of the stock market question. Is there a value? Example on average $2Billion is paid in dividends and $2Billion is share price increases. This question pertains to the TSX but are all stock markets similar in their returns. Thank You
Jeremy
Q: The original position in NFI, was it a half or full position? And is this the same "stake" in NFI before the "add1%" ?.....thanks for the clarification...Tom
Q: Something weird going on with the Q&A - two SHOP questions but no answers..... Tx.
Q: Do you prefer L or WN ? In general, is it safer to own the parent company or the subsidiary ?
Q: Hello 5i:
what would be the BEST metric to value KWH, and companies like it, on. Cash Flow? PE?
thanks
Paul L
what would be the BEST metric to value KWH, and companies like it, on. Cash Flow? PE?
thanks
Paul L
Q: Would appreciate your comments on Shopify results and outlook for 2017. Thanks
Q: Please comment on q2 earnings
What were EPS estimates vs actual posted ?
Thank you, Jared
What were EPS estimates vs actual posted ?
Thank you, Jared
Q: Do I really need gold (XGD)?
I know 5i regards gold as an insurance/flight-to-safety hedge, but over ~ 10 years of investing, gold (XGD) has only lost me money. So, based on:
(a) http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/19/retirement/retirement-savings-gold/index.html and
(b) May 08, 2017 - Asked by Harry 'you can use TIPS securities under ticker TIP',
I'm considering replacing all my XGD (2.2% of portfolio; keeping RTM and ZCL in Basic Materials sector) with TIP ETF (10-year returns: TIP: +13.2%, XGD: -30%).
Would very much value you thoughts on this. Thank you.
I know 5i regards gold as an insurance/flight-to-safety hedge, but over ~ 10 years of investing, gold (XGD) has only lost me money. So, based on:
(a) http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/19/retirement/retirement-savings-gold/index.html and
(b) May 08, 2017 - Asked by Harry 'you can use TIPS securities under ticker TIP',
I'm considering replacing all my XGD (2.2% of portfolio; keeping RTM and ZCL in Basic Materials sector) with TIP ETF (10-year returns: TIP: +13.2%, XGD: -30%).
Would very much value you thoughts on this. Thank you.
Q: Can you explain currency hedging with a SIMPLE example. Maybe include when it would be advantageous to use a hedged product versus unhedged. I don't think I'm slow, but it's just not clear to me, and I may not be alone.
Len
Len
Q: Hi, 5i!
Which European etfs appeal to you now? I have been considering iefa (as opposed to efa) and eufn.
Have a great day!
Which European etfs appeal to you now? I have been considering iefa (as opposed to efa) and eufn.
Have a great day!
Q: Further to Eddie's question, would any US based companies have issues getting into the marijuana industry (even outside of the US) if the industry wasn't legal at a Federal level in the US? I have heard of US individuals avoiding investments in this area just to be cautious.
Q: What can you tell me about this small cap biotech it's obviously high risk but do you think it has any potential and do they have any products on the markets yet thank you
Q: Good Morning Peter and team, At $28.60 is it time to buy more Altagas receipts ? Why is there such a big difference between the current price and the $31 receipt "value" ?
Whats the risk here ? Thank you.
Whats the risk here ? Thank you.
Q: What do you think of UFS earnings? They have an excellent dividend and I'd like to buy some primarily for income, tho I like to take advantage of the occasional upswings.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Could you please comment on the secon quarter earnings?
Thanks
Bob Rose
Thanks
Bob Rose