Q: Q: Can you recommend two Canadian Dollar China ETF’s that would be similar to:
1. Nasdaq 100
2. S&P 500
Thank you.
1. Nasdaq 100
2. S&P 500
Thank you.
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Q: THANK YOU FOR THE SOLID WORK IN A VOLATILE MARKET . REALY HELPS .. CAN YOU SEE SIS CONTINUING TO GROW DOES IT HAVE ROOM FOR MORE ACQUISITIONS . PAYOUT RATIO ON DIVIDEND THANKS
Q: Does the reduced outlook that NVDA gave yesterday affect your thoughts on Photon PHO at all? Does the guidance from both companies "jive" as to the general outlook? Or is Photon so small that it could grow rapidly even with the reduced macro outlook? I'm trying to figure out how agressive to be with Photon since I do like the changes the company has made in the last couple of years.
Q: Ryan; In the “ conservative” portfolio you have HYGH. Is it meant to be purchased In USD? Thanks.
Rod
Rod
Q: What is the difference between shares and units? On the TSX site the June 2018 quarterly report shows diluted average shares as 75.23m. In the most recent SEDAR filing they talk about diluted average units of 56.7m and do we divide the net income of $7.7m by 75m or 57m? (units are defined as the units that are traded on the TSX)
Also in your Nov 8 reply to Peter you indicated that EPS of $0.11 and revenue of $260m were expected. In the SEDAR filing we are told that the income per unit was $0.14 and revenue was $359m. Is this an improvement over expectations, or are we talking about different things?
Thanks Mike
Also in your Nov 8 reply to Peter you indicated that EPS of $0.11 and revenue of $260m were expected. In the SEDAR filing we are told that the income per unit was $0.14 and revenue was $359m. Is this an improvement over expectations, or are we talking about different things?
Thanks Mike
Q: Considering the recent moves in natural gas, could you comment again on Altagas. Dry gas has moved sharply higher while gas liquids have gone in the opposite direction.
The questions I have in mind include:
- With higher gas prices will their power generation suffer or are they hedged?
- Will higher prices effect their pipeline volumes and storage facilities favourably?
- Will their new construction project on the coast be effected?
- Do they connect to dry gas fields that have shut in wells while prices were low?
Finally, are the moves too recent with too many moving parts to even comment reliably?
The questions I have in mind include:
- With higher gas prices will their power generation suffer or are they hedged?
- Will higher prices effect their pipeline volumes and storage facilities favourably?
- Will their new construction project on the coast be effected?
- Do they connect to dry gas fields that have shut in wells while prices were low?
Finally, are the moves too recent with too many moving parts to even comment reliably?
Q: Dear 5i;
With regards to the latest conservative ETF portfolio ;
With the average yield of all the ETF`s being 3.23%, is this before MER`s are taken into account or after ?
Also what's your rational for using HYGH vs XHY ?
Also tax loss selling generally only applies to non-registered accounts correct ?Please deduct several points .
Thanks
Bill C.
With regards to the latest conservative ETF portfolio ;
With the average yield of all the ETF`s being 3.23%, is this before MER`s are taken into account or after ?
Also what's your rational for using HYGH vs XHY ?
Also tax loss selling generally only applies to non-registered accounts correct ?Please deduct several points .
Thanks
Bill C.
Q: What happened to tank this stock today,can't find any news!!
Q: Good morning 5i team
My daughter asked for my recommendation on where to invest the $22K she and her husband have in our two grandchildrens' (10 & 7) RESP. They are currently in a 60/40 set of bank mutual funds, and they contribute $100K a month. They are prepared to accept moderate risk. I don't particularly like bank M-funds, and am thinking to suggest 40% in a 5-year GIC, and 60% in blue-chip dividend payers like BCE, BNS &/or ENB. I would appreciate your advice on my general approach and stock picks.
Granddad Edward
My daughter asked for my recommendation on where to invest the $22K she and her husband have in our two grandchildrens' (10 & 7) RESP. They are currently in a 60/40 set of bank mutual funds, and they contribute $100K a month. They are prepared to accept moderate risk. I don't particularly like bank M-funds, and am thinking to suggest 40% in a 5-year GIC, and 60% in blue-chip dividend payers like BCE, BNS &/or ENB. I would appreciate your advice on my general approach and stock picks.
Granddad Edward
Q: Hi Peter and 5i team,
What are your top five “diamonds in the trash!” stocks.
Thanks
What are your top five “diamonds in the trash!” stocks.
Thanks
Q: What Canadian companies would benefit from the increase in natural gas prices?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Goodmorning
What are your thoughts on the 2 above preffered shares?
continue to hold or move on?
Thks
Marcel
What are your thoughts on the 2 above preffered shares?
continue to hold or move on?
Thks
Marcel
Q: Hello 5i team, Just wanted to thank you for the timely reports and updates on the various coverage companies. Thanks for the excellent work.
Shyam
Shyam
Q: I know photon is a cyclical and will come and go with the semi sector, but at an EV of 70million making almost 2 million in interest alone, the company would trade at 50x earnings without even their core business. would you still expect them to remain profitable, even with a very weak sector?
Q: Good Morning -- With Black Friday upon us combined with Best Buy's recent pullback -- can you see this as a short term trade if it gets a nice bounce?
Fallback would be to hold it a maximum of 24 months.
Thanks,
Raymond
Fallback would be to hold it a maximum of 24 months.
Thanks,
Raymond
Q: On the weekend you sent an update that you were dropping KWH from the income portfolio. Can you point where that is noted on your web site please.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Now that there is little hope of market stability which stocks should we consider good buy?.
Q: Should I just throw in the towel on Encana? If so, could you suggest a replacement? Thanks.
Q: To implement a cautious and defensive position, what are your top picks in each of the following categories: 1. life insurance; 2. utilities; 3. telcos; 4. consumer staples?
Thanks for your response and keep up the good work.
David B.
Thanks for your response and keep up the good work.
David B.
Q: I have held HBC for a couple of years and wonder why it trades at such a low price. It has $4 billion in property, plant and equipment but that doesn't seem to be reflected in its stock price. On the common shares along it is worth over $20/share. What am I missing here?
Thanks - Ron
Thanks - Ron