Q: Do you have any opinions RLI Corp? It appears to be an insurance holding company who's stock has done very well historically with good current momentum. It seems to be very under the radar with little discussion about it.
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Q: On June 10 you answered a question on portfolio weights,saying that you would generally consider a good portfolio as having 25 stocks, making 4 percent a full position. How would etf’s figure into this scenario? I know that you have often said that one should have at least a 5percent position in an etf. Is that suggestion for a portfolio of 25 stocks?
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Q: IEP: I noted a yield of 11% on this security. Is it correct ? Is it sustainable ? Can you please comment on the payout ratio.
Would you have recommendations for similar funds but based in Canada. I am familiar with Onex and Fairfax. Thank you
Would you have recommendations for similar funds but based in Canada. I am familiar with Onex and Fairfax. Thank you
Q: Two general questions:
My ACB on RPI is approaching zero. When I eventually sell, will Revenue Canada consider zero as the minimum possible ACB or am I expected to continue to calculate an ACB once it goes into negative territory?
This is likely more of an issue for my eventual estate, as I assume once one gets to ACB one just collects dividends unless management does something really silly. Is there any other reason to consider selling a reliable dividend payer once ACB gets to zero?
My ACB on RPI is approaching zero. When I eventually sell, will Revenue Canada consider zero as the minimum possible ACB or am I expected to continue to calculate an ACB once it goes into negative territory?
This is likely more of an issue for my eventual estate, as I assume once one gets to ACB one just collects dividends unless management does something really silly. Is there any other reason to consider selling a reliable dividend payer once ACB gets to zero?
Q: When viewing bid & ask lots under quote details for a particular stock: how many shares equal a "lot"?
Q: What are your thoughts on these two companies at this time? Buy, sell or hold?
Q: Hello 5i I was hoping you could help me evaluate iep. It seems to have a low p/e of around 5x, but the growth prospects over the next 1-2 yrs dont look positive. Has a big dividend with a yield of around 10%. This company seems to have done well for its shareholders over the years. Wondering what you think. Thanks
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
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InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust (IIP.UN)
Q: What would your top 2 apartment reits be.
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Q: What's your current position on Beyond Meat? Is there any "moat" around this thing to protect it from competition? It seems like any company in the food processing industry could compete. What's the short position like?
Would you advise subscribers to even consider a short position or could that just result in being trampled by the herd?
Would you advise subscribers to even consider a short position or could that just result in being trampled by the herd?
Q: Do you know what is happening with this stock today? I tried to buy some the first day of trading but it got away from me very quickly. What would you pay for this if you were looking to invest in the alt meat space. Or other suggestions? I am hoping impossible foods goes public.
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Q: What are your thoughts on VMWare to purchase now?
Q: Wolverine Energy is a new company on the Venture (IPO was in February 2019). Can you comment on it and the market sector, i.e. construction, rentals and mid stream, in general that it is in.
Q: Following up John's question on preferred shares. Can you recommend your top 3 picks for preferred shares. Thanks
Q: Trying to decide what to do with this company which has done very well recently and is now selling above analysts one year target. After being under water for a couple of years I'm now up 30%. It's grown to 50% of my TFSA tho' less than 3% of my overall portfolio. Should I stay the course? Reduce? Sell outright and hope for a dip?
Appreciate your comments, please.
Appreciate your comments, please.
Q: I would like to increase my international equity exposure and I was wondering if now is a good time to start a position in INDY? thx JR
Q: Hi 5i team, how does lower interest rate affect insurance companies performance?
Q: Hi 5i team,
Is Peyto a value stock at $4.35 and is it a possible takeover target? It has made money every year for the last 20 yrs, its very cheap, and the reserves are valuable in the long term.
Thanks,
George
Is Peyto a value stock at $4.35 and is it a possible takeover target? It has made money every year for the last 20 yrs, its very cheap, and the reserves are valuable in the long term.
Thanks,
George
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
They just reported there Quarterly Report and the stock crashed 9%. What do you think happened?
Thanks!
They just reported there Quarterly Report and the stock crashed 9%. What do you think happened?
Thanks!
Q: How do companies decide on which exchange to list their company?
I see many questions on 5i specifically regarding Canadian companies listed only on the Canadian exchanges (eg. LSPD) sometimes both Canada and the US (like SHOP), or possibly only on the US market (LULU). And recently SDX going off to England, I believe.
Many of those questions relate to portfolio re-balancing thanks to PA.
So, all of this leads me to wonder what goes into deciding where to list a new company.
What would a “checklist” look like for making this decision? (Canada vs USA vs both).
As a general rule and given the size of the American market wouldn’t they be better off listing right from the get-go on the NASDAQ?
Thanks for the “lesson”.
I see many questions on 5i specifically regarding Canadian companies listed only on the Canadian exchanges (eg. LSPD) sometimes both Canada and the US (like SHOP), or possibly only on the US market (LULU). And recently SDX going off to England, I believe.
Many of those questions relate to portfolio re-balancing thanks to PA.
So, all of this leads me to wonder what goes into deciding where to list a new company.
What would a “checklist” look like for making this decision? (Canada vs USA vs both).
As a general rule and given the size of the American market wouldn’t they be better off listing right from the get-go on the NASDAQ?
Thanks for the “lesson”.
Q: April 30th stock closed @ 24.67. On May 31st stock closed @ 22.68. About an 8% drop. Was there anything specific that caused this? Thank you.
Ron N
Ron N