Q: What are your thoughts on Restaurant Brands International as a buy today if looking at a 3-5 Year Time Horizon. Do you think a lot of the performance will be dependent on their aggressive expansion plans?
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Q: Can you comment on QSR earnings. Seems disaster to me. Should I wait before I top up? 2.5% position now.
Q: Looking to replace VGRO in an RESP with good growth potential with some income. 10-15 year time horizon. I already have AQN in the portfolio.
Your top 3 suggestions please.
Thanks
Jeff
Your top 3 suggestions please.
Thanks
Jeff
Q: took positions in each earlier in 2019, and allocated them to balanced portfolio rather than income....did it this way as QSR dividend yield is 3.2% and TRI, 2.6%....is that how you would assignment them?.......thanks...Tom
- Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)
- North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC)
- Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
Q: I would like to replace pbh with something else and am wondering if qsr or nwc would be good choices or if you prefer something else.
Q: I am interested in the 2 stock s listed ,which would you prefer ? Or would both be safe for my income portfolio thx.
Q: Hi All at 5i! I was thinking of swapping my PBH shares for QSR, in hopes for more growth. I would value your thoughts on this. Cheers, Tamara
Q: I have been considering replicating the Income Portfolio but I am skeptical about including TCL.A and NFI. Would you have any other suggestions for this portfolio other than these two stocks? Thanks, Bill
- Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)
- North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC)
- Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
- Evertz Technologies Limited (ET)
Q: My portfolio is light in consumer non-cyclicals. Last week I was considering the purchase of NWC for dividend in my non registered account. With the recent earnings release and drop in price is this a good entry point or should I move on?
Would PBH be a better choice? Or is there a better non-financial dividend payer to add to my portfolio?
Thank you
Stephen
Would PBH be a better choice? Or is there a better non-financial dividend payer to add to my portfolio?
Thank you
Stephen
Q: your thoughts please on selling PBH and buying QSR. Thanks.
- Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)
- Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI)
- Savaria Corporation (SIS)
Q: Purchased this back in June 2018 for my RRSP account for some "growth" with a 2% position. Now down 22% - at what point does one say that's enough and move. Can you suggest a possible replacement a little less volatile.
thanks
thanks
Q: I picked up QSR just last week and I'm pleasantly surprised today that its SP popped by 9%+ today. Since I'm new to this name, why would a simple change in CEO would have such an impact on its SP? Is the previous CEO really that bad? Just curious.
- Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)
- NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
- TFI International Inc. (TFII)
- BRP Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (DOO)
- Canada Goose Holdings Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (GOOS)
Q: I want to buy these stocks in my RRSP account for a 5 years hold. Please comment on the financial of these stocks. Why is QSR down in recent few days while the market is rising so much. Why is Warren Buffett interested in this stock . Thanks a lot .
- Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)
- CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
- Boyd Group Income Fund (BYD.UN)
- Transcontinental Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (TCL.A)
Q: I’m looking for some income and some growth. Assuming proper diversification, how would you rank these?
Q: Would appreciate knowing your top Consumer Discretionary pick from the viewpoint of 1) Growth and 2) Income. Thanks for your good advice guys.
- Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)
- Recipe Unlimited Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (RECP)
Q: hi there,
Today, which of these 2 would you add to a portfolio . QSR's P/E is cheaper and dividend is higher but given all the 'noise' around Tim's, there appears to be more risk around QSR. Your thoughts?
Today, which of these 2 would you add to a portfolio . QSR's P/E is cheaper and dividend is higher but given all the 'noise' around Tim's, there appears to be more risk around QSR. Your thoughts?
Q: I only have enough cash for one company. Looking for long term growth and a dividend. I don't any exposure in this sector.
Thanks Greg
Thanks Greg
Q: Hi team
I have some extra cash to be deployed
this stock has been on a downward spiral
I have half position in PBH already also in decline, consumer staples should do well
in the summer months, but)
wonder if I could increase my position in PBH or start a 1/3 or half position in QSR
which one would you prefer for a 3 years plus hold with some consideration for a small
dividend income as well, thanks
Michael
I have some extra cash to be deployed
this stock has been on a downward spiral
I have half position in PBH already also in decline, consumer staples should do well
in the summer months, but)
wonder if I could increase my position in PBH or start a 1/3 or half position in QSR
which one would you prefer for a 3 years plus hold with some consideration for a small
dividend income as well, thanks
Michael
Q: hi Peter which of these 2 companies do like at this time? are you concerned about the debt levels of either company? lastly do you have a favourite in the fast food industry? thanks for your usual great advice I really enjoy the daily Q and A sessions. your candor is refreshing!
Q: I am considering these two stocks for my wife's RRSP. It is fairly diversified with 21 stocks and most sectors but only A&W Royalties Fund in the consumer sector. I like PBH because it is more defensive but QSR has a better yield. In the past I have concentrated on income but am trying to add more growth to the portfolio. What are your thoughts on these two? Is there another consumer oriented stock you would suggest instead?