Q: I just received a couple of weighty voting packages from Atlassian which I gave up on after the 74th “whereas”. I take it they are changing their domicile from UK to US, and essentially issuing new shares to be listed on the Nasdaq. If I understood the tax implications for Canadian shareholders if seems it will be a deemed disposition and capital gain or loss type of event. I know I am a little out of bounds asking for too much analysis about a non-Canadian company but just wondering if you had any thoughts. Is it a non-event or do you see any risks (competing with Boris Johnson for moving trucks?) or maybe possible upside? Thank you.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: What would you suggest as a proxy for AEM and FNV. Will take as tax losses and buy back in 31 days. (Bigger loss in AEM.)
Have a small position (spin off) in Fortitude gold.
Conservative investor.
Thank you.
Tulio
Have a small position (spin off) in Fortitude gold.
Conservative investor.
Thank you.
Tulio
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Lennar Corporation Class A (LEN)
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KB Home (KBH)
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LGI Homes Inc. (LGIH)
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M.D.C. Holdings Inc. (MDC)
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Meritage Homes Corporation (MTH)
Q: Like a lot of stocks, the homebuilders seemed to reach a bottom on June 17 and then have steadily marched upward. Quite briskly, in fact, even in the face of increasing interest rates. To what do you ascribe their stock improvement, which outmatches almost any other sector I can see, up 25%-30% in a month.
Q: How you compare VZ T&T in long-term income portfolio, which will be your choice.?
Thank You
Dan
Thank You
Dan
Q: Hi, could you please comment on VZ's earnings and outlook. Thanks.
Q: I have several cdn mid/small cap stocks but am looking for some less volitile names with dividends. Your thoughts on PXD and DVN? Would you prefer one over the other or both or neither?
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: What stocks would you recommend for a long term position to get exposure to rare earth materials?
Q: On July 14 you answered a question from Donald about share buybacks. However, the screener you provided a link for was apparently for US stocks only, and required a monthly subscription.
I am interested in specific buybacks for a limited amount of Canadian companies. I can of course see in announcements that an NCIB has been approved and such, but is there any way to know whether or not they actually are buying back stocks? Must I wait for a quarterly or annual report to find this out after the fact, or is there somewhere I can go to see purchases?
I do know that the amount of stock they have would be reduced, but wonder if the actual share cancellation happens at the buyback, or at their leisure sometime later?
Thanks PK
I am interested in specific buybacks for a limited amount of Canadian companies. I can of course see in announcements that an NCIB has been approved and such, but is there any way to know whether or not they actually are buying back stocks? Must I wait for a quarterly or annual report to find this out after the fact, or is there somewhere I can go to see purchases?
I do know that the amount of stock they have would be reduced, but wonder if the actual share cancellation happens at the buyback, or at their leisure sometime later?
Thanks PK
Q: Just curious what you guys think of this company. Pretty large at around 9B Market Cap, and roughly 44,000 employees, founded in 1885. My source shows a Forward P/E
of 22.6x and a forward P/S of 2.3x.
Do you like this Company, for diversification, and would the price get cut in 1/2 during a recession, as they seem to do a lot of Quality Assurance.
Thanks Gord
of 22.6x and a forward P/S of 2.3x.
Do you like this Company, for diversification, and would the price get cut in 1/2 during a recession, as they seem to do a lot of Quality Assurance.
Thanks Gord
Q: I believe the US dollar is significantly over-valued due to geopolitics, and I anticipate it will gradually return to more normal over the next 4-12 months. What strategy (or equities) would you recommend to take advantage of this return to normal. Shorting the US dollar is an obvious option, but I see it as a bit too risky.
Q: Is the recent runup in SCZ justified and sustainable?
Q: Dear 5i,
If one were to hold either VFV or VSP (CAD hedged) for approx. 25 years would you expect the Total Return to be the same for either ETF?
If VFV has long term better performance would it be because there are no CAD hedging expenses?
If one were to hold either VFV or VSP (CAD hedged) for approx. 25 years would you expect the Total Return to be the same for either ETF?
If VFV has long term better performance would it be because there are no CAD hedging expenses?
Q: Regarding US Equity Power Buffer ETF (PJUN): what is your take on this etf to hedge some of the potential downward movement of the S&P 500?. Or would you just hold more cash to try to hedge and protect the downside? How does this etf work and is it worth the MER?
Q: As we progress through the dog days of summer and possibly approach the winter of our discontent, the number of questions being asked of 5i seem to be lower at this time. Is this a summertime normal occurrence? Otherwise, is it possible that the number of questions asked day by day could be a useful metric of investor interest in the stock markets. If so, then as the number of questions increase, could this indicate that the market is in the road to recovery. This would not be a “bet the farm” metric but would appreciate your thoughts on the matter.
Thanks for your valuable service.
Cyril
Thanks for your valuable service.
Cyril
Q: Now that i can get a GIC of over 4% what would be the advantage of owning HFR over a GIC ladder.
Q: Not a question but rather a comment on the Q&A earlier today that included mention of TEF, the US ADR for Telefonica.
Investors should be aware that their final yield on dividends will be impacted by Spain’s Financial Transactions Tax, which is also levied on the ADR:
https://www.clearstream.com/clearstream-en/products-and-services/market-coverage/europe-t2s/spain/spain-financial-transaction-tax-ftt--2726042
Investors should be aware that their final yield on dividends will be impacted by Spain’s Financial Transactions Tax, which is also levied on the ADR:
https://www.clearstream.com/clearstream-en/products-and-services/market-coverage/europe-t2s/spain/spain-financial-transaction-tax-ftt--2726042
Q: I like TIP for its dividend and excellent lack of correlation to the rest of my portfolio. However, will its dividend and covered call income potential make up for its immediate seemingly dubious short and intermediate-term growth prospects? Thanks!
Q: Hello,
In reading submitted questions and your answers about SU, TOU and even CNQ over the past little while, and seeing recent activities, I was wondering if you can provide the reasoning for having SU in the balanced portfolio as opposed to the other two. TOU in particular seems to be one of your favourite energy companies, albeit with a lower dividend. Thank you!
In reading submitted questions and your answers about SU, TOU and even CNQ over the past little while, and seeing recent activities, I was wondering if you can provide the reasoning for having SU in the balanced portfolio as opposed to the other two. TOU in particular seems to be one of your favourite energy companies, albeit with a lower dividend. Thank you!
Q: Lifeworks still trades below the deal price of $33. Is this because the closing date is far out or does this mean there is a high chance that the deal will not close? If the latter is the case, should I sell now and avoid the risk of what would be a huge drop in the share price of LWRK back to the pre offer level?
thanks again
John
thanks again
John
Q: Would you prefer CRWD over PANW for a 5-year hold?