Q: I hold 20,000 shares of Reliq purchased for $31,000, now trading for $6,000. Is this worth holding for a possible recovery of part of the $25,000 loss, or is it better sold now. I have no need for the tax loss nor the cash.
Q: As with most retail companies ATZ took a pretty good hit after the China tariffs were announced and has been plummeting ever since (except the past couple of days). Do you think these tariffs are now fully priced into ATZ or do you think there will be another hit to earnings when the next quarterly report comes out? Is ATZ good enough to overcome this risk?
Q: Can you recommend an etf or mutal fund with a low mer that tracks emerging markets that you can put 100 dollars at a time. What is the minimum that you can put into VEE. Thanks
Q: My daughter is 20 and has maximized her TFSA allotment in an annual lump sum for past three years, and is likely to maximize every year going forward. I'm trying to simplify her investing so what ETF's would you recommend if she doesn't need the money for three years? Would you recommend different ETF's if she doesn't need for 10 years? What about 20+ years?
Q: My pots of money are: 10% resp,10% tfsa, 40% rsp, 40% unregistered
If I want a 30-30-30-10 split of CAD, USA, International and Emerging markets what should go where for best tax efficiency? My pots dont fit the recommended tax efficient locations for my investments perfectly ( growth in TFSA, USA div in RSP, cad div in unreg) so am considering:
TFSA is growth so I think any IWO or VEE would go here...I am a bit short to fit all my VEE and IWO in the TFSA so part needs to go somewhere else. ( likely RSP?)
My Unregistered accounts hold all my cad stocks ( mostly your balanced portfolio)
which leaves spy, vig, ve and xef in RSP. ( plus any excess of my iwo and vee growth)
what should go in the RESP( similar to TFSA or RSP?)?
Any suggested switches to where I plan to hold the above investments?
Q: Hi 5i Team,
I have a small existing position in htl and would like to start positions in the other 3 companies. Could I please get your opinion of the above companies and assuming there are no significant concerns (other than small cap risk) in what order you would rank them at today's price?
Many Thanks
Q: I like TOY but am concerned about the following:
1) How vulnerable is TOY's business to low price "knock-offs" being marketed as TOY brands through on-line channels like Amazon, Alibaba, etc.?
2) Do retailers like Amazon & Walmart have the technology to restrict this type of thing, or would they unknowingly be expediting it (and benefitting from it)?
3) How effective is legal action initiated by a company like TOY in defending its intellectual property?
4) Is this vulnerability a "deal breaker" in deciding NOT to buy TOY?
Thank you for your thoughts.
Edward
Q: With Broadcom warning of a slowdown, how will this affect
PHO and the sentiment on the sector.
In another words, do you think the semis are still a few quarters
away from doing well?
Q: Can I have your opinion on Fundex Mutual Funds, We are speaking with an advisor about putting some money with Fundex through the advisor. I don't remember the particular fund but it would be on the conservative side.
Always appreciate your answers, Thank You. Peter
Q: Good morning
On a RSP portfolio that is about 6% of our net assets, what would you think of the strategy of the Dogs of the Dow? Is it worth the trouble or would I be just as well to put in DIA, I could concentrate the low or no dividends in investments accounts.
I saw there is an ETF which purports to follow the dogs of the dow, but its mer is .75%, I would not spend that much in trading commissions in just following the strategy.
Your Thoughts?
Thank you.