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Investment Q&A

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Q: With all that is happening in the world today now led by inflation concerns I think
Oil and Gold would be two good places to be.Do you agree ? And if so what stocks
would you reccommend?
Thanks
Peter
Read Answer Asked by peter on October 19, 2021
Q: Can you please provide your latest thoughts on this company. The stock has been performing very well.
I am thinking of making an initial investment in a TFSA. Looking for some growth in both stock price and dividend. It appears that the stars may be aligning for this company with capacity increasing and sadly the loss of many smaller restaurants.
Thanks for all your insights and ideas over the years!!!
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on October 19, 2021
Q: I plan to buy a REIT by the end of 2021 to balance out one of my portfolios (RRSP). Looking to hold up to 25 years. Can you recommend a REIT that will pay a descent dividend and possible grow over a long period of time?
Read Answer Asked by Danny on October 19, 2021
Q: From a growth perspective over the next 2-3 years what would be in your opinion their ranking top to bottom
Read Answer Asked by TRENT on October 19, 2021
Q: Of these 5 companies that have assets in the renewable energy space, how would you rank them for (a) dividend safety and (b) future growth prospects? Also, please provide the pay-out ratio for each.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Chris on October 19, 2021
Q: My 28 yo son has $6k USD to invest in his RSP. I have considered many good companies, and whittled it down to 4 choices. I could not find a site to learn the ROIC on these companies. Could 5i provide please? Could 5i rank these 4 based on their growth potential? No requirement to comment on sector allocation within portfolio as that is in hand. Thanks in advance.
Read Answer Asked by Bob on October 19, 2021
Q: Hi team,

What are your thoughts on these Canadian beat up tech cos (AT, WELL, WE, STC, CTS, SFTC)? How would you rank them in terms of quality and your favorites at current price?

I look at AT and 12x F22 ev to ebitda. That is 5x less than TTD!!! Seems insanely cheap.

CTS also seems to be out growing their peers and have an attractive 10.6x F22 ev to ebitda.

And WE has Bill Ackmans backing!
Read Answer Asked by James on October 19, 2021
Q: Brookfield Companies.

They are a comfortable base holding for me.

If the intent of your (5i) investment strategy is to “beat the market,” is it time to sell these holdings and look for better growth and/or income?
Read Answer Asked by Danny on October 19, 2021
Q: I am a Canadian citizen who resides full-time in the U.S.
Just recently, my Canadian bank (CIBC) restricted my Canadian-domiciled RRSP to only sells, rendering it virtually useless.
I am under the impression trading a non-registered account is not illegal.
I understand this is not in your wheelhouse, but do you know of any financial institutions which allow foreign residents to trade their RRSPs?
You can post this on the public portion of the Q&A in the hopes it helps others in my situation.
Thanks, I really hope you can offer some assistance.
Read Answer Asked by Kyle on October 18, 2021
Q: Wondering how to lessen tax on dividend income in a cash account. I gather using a DRIP doesn't do anything in that regard?? If not then is there any holding, individual equity or ETF, that provides a utility, telecom or reit type of relative safety with dividend that somehow lessens the tax one would normally pay on dividend income. Thank you for your help. Ken
Read Answer Asked by Ken on October 18, 2021
Q: I am a 74-year-old, retired, conservative investor. Please advise if investing new money into REITS and Preferreds would be advisable at this time when it is likely that interest rates will be rising in the near term. My portfolio is currently balanced with 50% in 5-year laddered GICs, 10% in corporate bonds, and 40% in income generating ETFs; 51% Canada, 32% U.S., 15% Europe, and 2% Asia. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Paul W on October 18, 2021