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Q: Looking to add either CTC.A or PBH to my Income producing portfolio. Which would you recommend at this time if I was looking for some growth as well ?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on May 17, 2018
Q: Hi 5i team,
With the recent pullback in the stock price of both Canadian Tire (CTC.A) and Alimentation Couche-Tard, if you only had to pick one, which one would you choose for the next 3-5 years?
Read Answer Asked by Benoit on May 14, 2018
Q: hello 5i:
with the understanding that they are worlds apart, and knowing that I am down substantially on ECN, would you think a switch to CTC.A would be a prudent move? Looking at a long term chart (5 years, or 10 years), and reviewing its earnings expectations (seem to meet or beat on an annual basis), it appears that CTC.A, is, at worst, fairly valued, and at best, lightly undervalued. Factoring in the Helly Hansen acquisition seems to make it look more undervalued. Your comment please, and I am NOT adverse to continuing to hold ECN.
thanks
Paul L
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 11, 2018
Q: Hi, I was looking at buying HD but then started looking at Canadian Tire. According to Yahoo finance valuation looks cheaper and faster growth for Canadian Tire. Other than obvious size differences, would there be any other reason not to buy CTC.A over HD? thanks
Read Answer Asked by David on March 27, 2018
Q: Hi,
I have been looking at consumer dicscetionary stocks to add to my portfolio and I am wondering how you would rank these three based on valuation, and management?
Thank You.
Read Answer Asked by Susan on February 20, 2018
Q: What is the real difference between CTC and CTC.A?
And what is your opinion about DSC for the next year?
Thanks
Margita
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Margita
Read Answer Asked by Margita Elisabet on January 11, 2018
Q: Canaccord has identified CanadianTire as one of their top 10 dividend stocks.

2 questions here:

1. Is there any information as to the sales volumes and comparable profitability between their 3 major divisions: Canadian Tire stores, Marks Work Wear House and Sport Check? And if so, projected future numbers.

2. Would you agree with Canaccord's opinion?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on September 08, 2017
Q: I own MG and MTY in consumer cyclicals and contemplating adding another name among GIL, RCH, ZZZ or CTC.A. Please order them from best to worst as a solid complement to the two I already have, as part of an RRSP account with a 15+ years time frame. Please give a brief rationale and suggest another company if there is an obvious better choice. I note that the stock value of RCH is surprisingly stable on multi-year charts for a c. cyclical.
Read Answer Asked by Christian on September 05, 2017
Q: Hello,
I currently hold a DRIP Portfolio consisting of BAM.A,BNS,RY,MFC,SU,FTS,RCI,ECA,TRP,and POT. I have found this style of investing quite profitable and am looking to add a couple names. I'm considering WSP and TCN. Given the names I already own and the valuation of the two companies, which one would you suggest? Can you think of any other companies that might be a nice addition? I have a 15 year time horizon. Thanks for your awesome service.
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on August 21, 2017
Q: I have held these equities in my well-diversified portfolio for many years and am a long-term investor, not averse to risks,and do not need the cash. Which if any do you think I should dispose of , and why? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Harold on July 24, 2017
Q: I apologies; I mis-phrased my question. The DRIP investments would be in addition to the TFSA and RSP investments (in different securities). As I understand things, a DRIP with a company sponsored plan such as TRP thru Computershare cannot be held inside a registered account. Is this correct? If so the $5k position in the non-registered (DRIP) account would not amount to a $25k per stock concentration and I believe the dividend tax credit would be useful since the account is non-registered. Thank you for your suggestions and service. I like your suggestions but a little surprised that a utility such as FTS was not recommended. Is there a reason you would not suggest a utility DRIP for a long term hold? Jim.
Read Answer Asked by Jim on June 30, 2017
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