Q: It seems the economies of Canada and the United States are diverging and not for the better in Canada. This makes it difficult for me to buy Canadian companies as opposed to American. My question is, have any Canadian companies foreseen an advantage to shifting a good part of their operations to the United States to take advantage of the possibilities for making better profits?
Is there any Hope for China to stimulate their Economy. They are well built in everything Housing Roads Infrastructure Etc, They have an aging Population and a Low birth Rate Not a good combination. The 21 to 30 year old have no jobs, Factories are closing and moving to other countries,
They have a huge military and their defense is fully built. Ships Tanks Aeroplanes etc.
Copper and Oil prices need China to expend other wise these prices will go lower.
What is your view on Copper TECK and CS also BABA
CU will benefit from AI, EVS, Bitcoin , Is CU a buy ? RAK
Q: Hello 5i
I need to add industrials Seventy-eight years dividend investor with some growth. I already have WSP and EIF. Now I am looking at TFII and TRI. I like TRI for the dividend. What would be your suggestion for industrials?
Thank you
Q: I think Wealthsimple is a great trading platform (they also have a great newsletter) and I would like to invest in this company. Is the only way to do this through POW:CA?
Q: A significant portion of NPI's assets are offshore wind turbines which are sitting in salt water. That is an extremely corrosive environment. Surely the company conducts ongoing inspections and maintenance but some of these assets have now been in place for a very long time. Can we have confidence in their integrity?
I look forward to your thoughts.
Ian
Q: Good afternoon. I'm wondering what your top five picks would be for both industrial and financial stocks. I'm looking for 10-15 year growth with medium risk.
Q: Hello 5iR,
Do you have any information that would account for the spike up to 28.40 on good volume? Would you consider this stock a buy to day? Thanks. Cheers
Q: Could you suggest an “all in one ETF”? This means investing in one ETF and that is all. Would you recommend doing this? I’ve seen these being pushed in private pension plans.