Q: Any sign of decent fundamentals/future prospects for Westport or does it remain a periodic s/t trade?
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Q: Why do you like both FTS & AQN?
Does a raise in interest rates kill this sector?
Would you agree that FTS has a PE of 20 compared to a PE of 30 for AQN?
Would you also agree that a large BAM position allows you to participate in BEP without investing directly in the stock?
Thank you,
Nick
Does a raise in interest rates kill this sector?
Would you agree that FTS has a PE of 20 compared to a PE of 30 for AQN?
Would you also agree that a large BAM position allows you to participate in BEP without investing directly in the stock?
Thank you,
Nick
Q: UGE appears to be doing better, any comments on the company? Vic
Q: Hello, Would love to see more info on Palantir as part of investor suite if possible. Made an initial small investment which doubled. Have since made an additional double that investment at just under $18. Still less than half position. I would like to go to a full position if recommended. Thanks.
Regards,
Shyam
Regards,
Shyam
Q: Do you think it is good opportunity to buy a dip?
Q: Is it timely to buy SYZ & WELL after both have recent declines? Txs for u usual great views & services
Q: TCS began its recent ascension in early Sep at $26.50,reaching a peak of $42.50(1 yr H) on Oct 22,then started decension till Nov 15 @ $33.59.($34.86 on Nov 20.) What is its record of Q results vs estimates? Is it time to establish a position or wait after its Q report on Dec 2? Note that U have recent favourable comments. Txs for u usual great services & views
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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CAE Inc. (CAE)
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TFI International Inc. (TFII)
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ATS Corporation (ATS)
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Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
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Xebec Adsorption Inc. (XBC)
Q: Greetings 5i,
I am looking to reduce my Industrials and hold each of these stocks In various accounts. I would prefer to trim an entire position rather than a portion of each. In what order would you reduce these holdings today? Tax-loss selling is not a factor.
Thank you
SP
I am looking to reduce my Industrials and hold each of these stocks In various accounts. I would prefer to trim an entire position rather than a portion of each. In what order would you reduce these holdings today? Tax-loss selling is not a factor.
Thank you
SP
Q: I would like to add to my position in this company having a dividend of 7.7%.
What is your outlook? Is the dividend save?
Thank you
Albert
What is your outlook? Is the dividend save?
Thank you
Albert
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Vanguard International Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIGI)
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Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF (VYMI)
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iShares Core MSCI Total International Stock ETF (IXUS)
Q: I'm looking to diversify my RIF. I have North America covered both ETF and stock wise.
I need to add to cover the rest of the world
Your suggestions for 1-3 dividend [ for income and upside ] ETF's to do the job
I need to add to cover the rest of the world
Your suggestions for 1-3 dividend [ for income and upside ] ETF's to do the job
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Yamana Gold Inc. (YRI)
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Alamos Gold Inc. (AGI)
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Kinross Gold Corporation (K)
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Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. (KL)
Q: Hi
How would K, YRI and AGI rank based for growth, then leverage and finally for political risk?
Your answers are well appreciated.
Thank you
Ed
How would K, YRI and AGI rank based for growth, then leverage and finally for political risk?
Your answers are well appreciated.
Thank you
Ed
Q: Great job again.
between capital power and algonquin power and utilities. Lets in a 2 to 3 year period which one would you say is a better growth stock.
Thanks again
between capital power and algonquin power and utilities. Lets in a 2 to 3 year period which one would you say is a better growth stock.
Thanks again
Q: Which company looks more attractive as a buy with their recent partnership for a 5G play?
Q: Hi there, I'm looking for some DRIP recommendations. So any sector ... with a dividend between 3-5% that Offers opportunity to take the dividend as stock. And is there usually an amount of stock that must be owned to qualify. Thanks!
Q: If there is a post-U.S. Thanksgiving (seasonal) rally, which sectors do you expect to be strongest?
Q: Thinking of buying shares in this company.
Would this company be good for a long term buy?
Thank you.
Would this company be good for a long term buy?
Thank you.
Q: Hi 5i,
Is Affirm Holdings upcoming IPO of interest? Could this be a disruptor to the credit card industry?
Thanks
Is Affirm Holdings upcoming IPO of interest? Could this be a disruptor to the credit card industry?
Thanks
Q: Hello
I have noticed this with other companies but in the VEEV profile, under Share Information it shows Institutional Holdings at 152.7%. I'm guessing this is due to short positions or Stock options but would appreciate clarification.
Thanks, Greg
I have noticed this with other companies but in the VEEV profile, under Share Information it shows Institutional Holdings at 152.7%. I'm guessing this is due to short positions or Stock options but would appreciate clarification.
Thanks, Greg
Q: Hi Team,
For some years it seems 5i has preferred Loblaw over Metro. I believe this has to do with L being bigger (by about 50%) and more diversified with its Shoppers and financial services operations and Optimum loyalty program vs. MRU with only the Jean Coutu operation and no financial services. MRU is more concentrated geographically (~70% in Quebec).
Debt levels are lower for MRU than L.
Yet for almost any timeframe one selects, MRU has outperformed L on a total return basis.
I'm sure I'm missing something here but why the preference for L and is that still the case?
Thank you, Michael
For some years it seems 5i has preferred Loblaw over Metro. I believe this has to do with L being bigger (by about 50%) and more diversified with its Shoppers and financial services operations and Optimum loyalty program vs. MRU with only the Jean Coutu operation and no financial services. MRU is more concentrated geographically (~70% in Quebec).
Debt levels are lower for MRU than L.
Yet for almost any timeframe one selects, MRU has outperformed L on a total return basis.
I'm sure I'm missing something here but why the preference for L and is that still the case?
Thank you, Michael
Q: May I please have your impression of this company. The symbol doesn’t show up on the website. Thanks