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Q: In each of the following 2 groups, please rank the best holdings in order today:

SLF, TSU, BAM, GSY, TRI


WSP, TFII, MG, ATA


Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Alan on July 10, 2022
Q: Based on your answer over a year ago...has anything changed for better for worse in your view on this particular stock addressing the points you came up with previously and looking at trending financial metrics for URC? Would it be a buy here at these levels, hold or sell? How do you feel about the uranium market going forward, the effect of the war and sanctions on Russia on the uranium market?

Asked by James on February 04, 2021
5I RESEARCH ANSWER:
There is not much to add really. It still has no revenue, losses and negative cash flow. It had $11M cash as of its last report. We have no real concerns with its royalty portfolio, but the stock has moved with the sector as opposed to any specific company news. We think the outlook is decent but would see no need to add to a naturally growing position. Insiders are 4%. Uranium Energy is 19.5%. We think management is quite decent overall.

Read Answer Asked by James on July 10, 2022
Q: As a long term hold (5+ years), do you see one/both of these businesses as having strong growth potential? I hold small positions in each, and am looking to potentially add to one (or both). Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Anthony on July 08, 2022
Q: Mornin' 5i.....what is your prognosis for gold an its miners in this 2nd half of2022?
Thx for your attention.
ted.
Read Answer Asked by ted on July 08, 2022
Q: I love NVDA but it just won’t love me back. Does it make sense to sell NVDA and buy AMD if it is only to harvest a tax loss that would only be used after 3 or more years? If yes, the idea would be to keep AMD i.e. NVDA would be bought back only if it remains in the doldrums after 30 plus days, failing which keep AMD for long term. (2) Would you in fact buy AMD or do you have another semi you prefer?
Read Answer Asked by Adam on July 08, 2022
Q: Hi there, I'm thinking of adding the following stocks to my portfolio to make up a total of 3% to 5% of my overall holdings - so a relatively small amount overall. Can I please have your thoughts on them and if you'd rate them as buy, sell or holds? And if sell or hold, which names would you replace them with?

Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on July 08, 2022
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan, I have $1000.00 I can invest in my TFSA and was considering adding to either my 15 shares of NVEI or my 75 shares of SHOP. Is it a good time to add to these and which would you be more likely to add to at this time. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Nick on July 08, 2022
Q: Hi team. About a year ago I sold out of ZAG and replaced it with ZST. This has worked well as ZAG dropped about 16% while ZST was relatively flat. I would have thought that with rates still rising, ZST would be a safer place to be but I have heard a number of recommendations on BNN and elsewhere that it is time to get back into longer term bonds. I have noticed that the share price of ZAG has been turning up recently. Is it time to switch back into ZAG?
Read Answer Asked by Ken on July 08, 2022
Q: Dear Peter et al,

Your answers seem to indicate that the bottom is near but will take sometime to get up to speed. You seem to suggest that a 3 to 5 year time horizon is a reasonable time frame to expect a recovery. (I am paraphrasing here!)

With this in mind which group of stocks would you choose. ARKK or FAANG group. I see that ARKK doesn't have the big names in FAANG except TSLA which some people don't include in FAANG!

An impressive bounce in ARKK , almost 10% makes me ask this question.
Read Answer Asked by Savalai on July 08, 2022
Q: Is there a good reference site that provides current forward consensus estimates of the Bank of Canada 5 year Bond Yield over the forward rolling 5 year term?

When trying to estimate/guesstimate forward BOC-5 rates for preferred resets do you have any suggestions on how to reasonably estimate BOC rates? I know rates change and forecasts are subject to unknowns but I'm looking for a reasonable tool to use estimates of future reset dates.

ie. current consensus for Apr.30/2023, December 31/2024
Read Answer Asked by Richard on July 08, 2022
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