Q: Could you please comment on the quarterly results which were just recently released for these 2 companies. Please deduct 2 points as there are 2 separate questions here. Thank you, Ian
Q: In light that SWP is near a 3yr high & appears to be breaking out ,plus new plant is nearing completion & going into production expected by year end,is it time to start a position.Thanks for u usual great services & views, Ryan,you were great on BNN(former manager @ a famous firm PH in Van which was partly owned by ex-Vancouver Mayor,Art Phillips(since acquired by Royal Bank)
Q: Hello 5i,
Could you please advise me which securities to sell and/or lighten up if I was to buy a house. Please take into account the prevailing economic environment. Let’s say the mix is 80/20 stocks to bonds/interest bearing certificates and the securities are evenly dollar-wise represented.
Thank you in advance,
Rick
Q: Q2 results are out. They look spectacular to me , do you have the same interpretation ?
In the past you were not too keen on this stock.
Has your opinion changed ?
If owned, would you sell, hold, or buy more
Currently minus 55%
Do you know what the consensus was ?
Q: Good afternoon!
I am helping a friend move away from mutual funds, and I note on Bloomberg that the "Current Mgmt Fee" for this fund is 2.1%, and the Expense Ratio is 2.61%. Am I correct in thinking this means that 4.71% comes off the top here before valuation?
Also, over 77% of this fund owns other BMO funds, which I assume have their own deductions not included in the above. Is this also a fair assumption? Of interest, it says it is 2% to redeem!
Thanks! … Paul K
Q: ayx,amt,pypl,sq,uber,xyl.All US and my looser which one or all I should sell.I know they are all US but need help only because of tax time,highly appreciated.IF possible.
Q: Hi, could you please rank the preferred shares of the above companies best to worst in order of dividend sustainability only going forward. Are there any you would avoid. Thanks.
Q: I realize that these guys are in a very difficult position, but, could you give me your thoughts on their 1/4, and do you think they are having to burn the furniture to keep warm?
Q: Im 27 and Im looking to become financially independent VIA my investments by 35. I currently have $120,000 invested (90,000 in my TFSA, 20,000 in my RRSP, and $10,000 in cash) I also have $130,000 worth of equity in my rental property, which I intend to liquidate within the next few years to invest. I’ve got a mixture of investments including dividend stocks that’s are set up to DRIP, index funds, stocks that I researched, and some speculative plays. What do you recommend I focus on going forward? I’m looking at adding $2000/ month to my investment program. Thanks!
Q: The Globe and Mail had a big story on SHOP and primarily about its valuation. The gist of the story was it may be over-priced and it will be hard for future growth to justify its valuation. What is your take on the article?
Q: Hello Peter/5i Team
There has been mentioned that there is a shift from growth stock to value stock.
Please provide me three of you top picks that you would consider good value stocks.
Also are the banks stock a good place to be adding to ?
Q: Hello 5i,
I have just opened up a Family RESP (currently ages (-0) and 1.5 yrs) and have been going through the RESP questions as well other questions. I would like to contribute $2,500 this year for existing grandchild and $5,000 next year when #2 comes along.
I think you would agree that at this point it is probably best to start with an ETF? So, given that, could you please give me a couple of your top recommendations for this point in time/cycle/interest rate environment, etc.. Should you feel that some individual equities might work better solo or in combo, any suggestions would be welcome. Based on what I have read, I was leaning towards VGRO, but am not sure that would be your top recommendation, so a couple of ETF and/or equitiy suggestions would be much appreciated!!
Best to all - and, as always, Many Thanks!!!
Cheers,
Mike