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Q: I am a long time holder of this stock and have enjoyed the juicy dividend although I am down slightly on the stock price. What do you see for the future of this company in regards to the dividend and growth prospects.
They report this week and what are the expectations and do you see a meet or beat? In your opinion what do you see as potential head and Tailwinds? Would you buy, sell or hold?
Thanks as always
Gary
Read Answer Asked by Gary on May 06, 2019
Q: For my small cap portion of my portfolio I was thinking of adding one. Both have run hard and have good growth. For a long term hold what company would you invest in. I consider management and debt management a priority.
Or should I buy a little of both? Would you have a better alternative? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Brad on May 06, 2019
Q: Would you kindly provide your ranking for these 3 companies for a 1 to 2 year hold from 2 perspectives, first with regard to growth with the "growthiest" first and second with regard to safety with the safest of the three listed first. Your view specifically on the Intel miss and whether you think it impairs the stock longer term or whether the miss is more of a shorter term impediment to the equity price. Thank you for your help. Ken
Read Answer Asked by Ken on May 06, 2019
Q: Morning 5i,
I'm wondering what to do with my shares of BUS that are putting a lot of red on my statement, and so I also wonder if that company might be an attractive acquisition for NFI or any other acquirer out there? Seems like BUS could be gotten pretty cheap.
I look forward to hearing what you think. Thanks!
Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on May 06, 2019
Q: It was noted in the recent quarterly release that Constellation has "lowered the hurdle rate for deals of $100m or more". Does this mean that the company will accept/expect lower rates of return on these larger deals? If so, will this not reduce the profitability of those deals and finally, does this imply that CSU has indeed started to "hit the wall" in terms of growth? I hope I am wrong as this has been (thanks to 5i) one of my best investments!

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 06, 2019
Q: Hi 5i team, Regarding my question on Apr 26 on foreign properties to be reported on T1135 to CRA, your answer was “If you are buying Canadian-based ETFs that hold foreign securities, then no. If the ETFs are US-based (US domiciled, US management companies) then yes.” Please expand and clarify your previous answer so I am not making assumptions. Are you saying if I buy ETFs from Vanguard or Blackrock then they are considered ‘foreign’? How about if I buy ETFs from Canadian subsidiaries of Vanguard, Blackrock, iShares? Or are you saying all ETFs listed on the Canadian exchanges are Not considered as ‘foreign’? Examples would be useful. Thanks for the clarification.
Read Answer Asked by Willie on May 06, 2019
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