Q: May I please have your opinion on this company and recent news. Thank you.
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Q: Do you think this is a good time to buy back in to the marijuana sector? Or should I wait ~6 months to see more steady revenue streams and see if some of the better known names can reach profitability next year? I did well selling aphria prior to legalization date. If you would buy now, what would be your recommended Canadian listed stocks?
Q: Hi can I have your take on the latest offer of 42.50?
Kind regards
Stan
Kind regards
Stan
Q: Peter; I’ve gone overweight on BEP.UN and am underweight BPY.Un- if I trim BEP.UN could adding to BPY.UN be reasonable? Thanks. Rod
Q: Hello again with the recent drop in IRM would you consider it a buy?
Thanks again
Thanks again
Q: What are your current thoughts on EXE? Hold or sell?
Q: Are there tax implications to holding XUS and XSP in a TFSA?
Q: Hi 5i,
Does this company trade on any Canadian exchange?
Does this company trade on any Canadian exchange?
Q: Hello, Are there any companies in the pet foods/ pet products sector which you would consider investement worthy? This seems to be a huge market for pet related products. Thanks,
Shyam
Shyam
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Canadian Utilities Limited cumulative redeemable second preferred shares series DD (CU.PR.G)
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Fortis Inc. Cumulative Redeemable 5-Year Fixed Rate Reset 1st Preference Series G (FTS.PR.G)
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Bank of Montreal 5-Year Rate Reset Class B Preferred Shares Series 29 (BMO.PR.T)
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TC Energy Corporation cumulative redeemable first preferred shares series 7 (TRP.PR.D)
Q: Which of the above funds are reset preferred? When do they reset and what would the dividend look like at that time? What is their present dividend. Could you also tell me about the ones that are not reset preferred? What are they and what is their dividend? Need information as not sure whether to sell with interest rates decreasing. Would I do better holding the common shares? Thanks for providing this service.
Q: Which is better for growth and dividend growth, BAC or AAPL?
Thank you
Frank
Thank you
Frank
Q: Any info you can share on this trust? How does one invest in it if it is appropriate?
Q: I'm looking to take advantage of the strengthening CAD and add risk by selling my stake in GUD (break even) and purchasing caredx and gaurdent for a five year holding period. Is this a bad idea? Will recent comments from the White House around healthcare reform help or hurt these companies? Thanks
Q: I was wondering if you could tell me what is going on with painted pony? What kind of management team does it have and why has its value gone down so low? A family member holds over 3500 shares in 2 separate registered account and is looking at buying more. Is this a well run company? What are your thoughts?
Q: Good morning 5i Team
I currently have a half position in BPY.UN and have been looking for an opportunity to increase it to a full position (3.5%). I'm primarily interested in dividend income (I like BPY's 7%) supplemented with some growth. I tend to hold dividend payers for long term.
I would have thought lower interest rates would have been a tailwind for three reasons:
1) dividend income versus alternatives
2) lower cost of borrowing
3) lower cap rates for properties for sale, increasing potential sales price (offset by recession risks lowering demand for same).
Interested in your comments on this.
Thanks as always.
Peter
I currently have a half position in BPY.UN and have been looking for an opportunity to increase it to a full position (3.5%). I'm primarily interested in dividend income (I like BPY's 7%) supplemented with some growth. I tend to hold dividend payers for long term.
I would have thought lower interest rates would have been a tailwind for three reasons:
1) dividend income versus alternatives
2) lower cost of borrowing
3) lower cap rates for properties for sale, increasing potential sales price (offset by recession risks lowering demand for same).
Interested in your comments on this.
Thanks as always.
Peter
Q: What is your current thinking on this company for a 1-2 year hold? What do you consider a good entry point if a possible investment?
Thank you
Thank you
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Cumulative 5-Year Rate Reset Preferred Shares Series E (FFH.PR.E)
Q: Own 500 units of this as well as CPD, XPF and XTR in TFSA. Income is okay but volume is thin. Preferred space is out of favour today, worst bond alternative ever it has been said, I get that.
So what to do? Consider them stranded assets and notionally eliminate from portfolio allocation and hang on until better times arrive? Problem is they take up brain time thinking about alternative use of funds now invested in them. But with interest rates declining and rate-set preferreds having further room to fall is the best one can do is hope and collect the distributions? Taking losses in a TFSA is emotionally hard to do.
So what to do? Consider them stranded assets and notionally eliminate from portfolio allocation and hang on until better times arrive? Problem is they take up brain time thinking about alternative use of funds now invested in them. But with interest rates declining and rate-set preferreds having further room to fall is the best one can do is hope and collect the distributions? Taking losses in a TFSA is emotionally hard to do.
Q: Hi , what is your opinion of the Fintech company please? thanks Rick
Q: Hi Everyone! Me again.....AYX has cropped up in several questions as a potential US growth favorite. Would you consider the price tag and company situation OK to initiate a small holding in my TFSA? Thanks, Tamara