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Q: Some flyers of mine that I’m interested in future prospects. Thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Colin I on January 07, 2025
Q: Greetings, would like your latest thinking on Vitalhub. I know you still like it. I know very little about technical analysis, but the chart lately looks a little different than past “dips”. In the past after a pullback it seemed to fairly quickly regain its upward momentum. Right now it seems to have stalled a bit and even make lower lows. I would like to think that maybe people are just taking some gains in the new tax year, but the valuation is making me a bit nervous if growth is slowing. Thanks for your insight.
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on January 07, 2025
Q: Happy New Year! I bought TFII in June and it's now at the same level. I was thinking of selling a chunk to reinvest in LMN, DSG, DOL and BN. What would your opinion on a hypothetical sell/buy be? How would you rank the purchase stocks? Happy 2025!
Read Answer Asked by Lada on January 07, 2025
Q: I am looking at DNTL, ZDC, MDA AND VHI. Would appreciate your input and recommendations of which are good and which to avoid. Please put them in order of preference.

Donna

Read Answer Asked by Donna on January 07, 2025
Q: Hi 5i Team,

I recently tuned into an interview with Jim Roppel who was previously bullish on the pharma sector, especially Eli Lilly, but he now recommends staying away from Eli Lilly and other pharma stocks given the incoming Trump administration. His position was that although Eli Lilly is and will still be a good company it will likely underperform and it would be better to invest in sectors that the new Trump Administration prefers.

Would you agree with this premise and either lighten up your position in Eli Lilly or even sell a full position for the time being?

Thanks as always,
Jon
Read Answer Asked by Jonathan on January 07, 2025
Q: Is this stock a buy?
Read Answer Asked by Colin I on January 07, 2025
Q: You recently said that TSU has been frustrating and is a Hold. How would you rate holding it vs exchanging for EQB? Or maybe there is a better financial? There are no tax implications.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Alan on January 07, 2025
Q: Just double checking….. I sold TD on Dec 6 but as that was a Friday, it settled on Dec 9. TD goes ex-dividend on Jan 10. As my sell settled on Dec 9, am I correct that the earliest I can buy TD to avoid the superficial loss rule is Jan 9 (day 31) and this should settle on Jan 10 as the 9th is a Thursday, thus allowing me to get the dividend?? This is a follow up to an earlier question where it was indicated I could repurchase TD on Jan 8 but I suspect that did not take into account the delayed settlement date due to the weekend.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Mark on January 07, 2025
Q: Hello.

What are your thoughts on Citi these days? It seems to be getting a lot of positive attention following the restructuring(s) from last year, and seems to be a large US bank favourite for many well known analysts.

Any concerns if one was to consider initiating a 2% position?

Thanks as always.
Read Answer Asked by Trevor on January 07, 2025
Q: What are your thoughts on this company? As it recently finished a bought deal at $1.9 w/ strong interest and with good prospects on the natural gas turbines for O&G sites along with potential access to mining industries it seems it has good head winds for these cheaper and environmentally-friendly solutions.


One risk seems to be their over reliance on their turbine manufacturer where they have an agreement for Western Canada but nowhere else as of now.

With >35% insider ownership and a consistent shift away from pure oilfield services, what are your thoughts on starting a position? If so, what is a good entry point?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 07, 2025
Q: Happy New Year. As you have mentioned, Trisura is a frustrating stock, although it shows potential. What would your views be on selling some of it and reinvesting in the other three stocks mentioned? Which order would you recommend buying those three stocks in for maximum long term gains? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Lada on January 07, 2025
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