Q: Good morning 5i
We are retired and have invested conservatively. By this I mean generally large cap dividend paying companies such as BCE, Telus, Loblaws, Proctor and Gamble (that one didn’t work out too well) and similar stocks.
Since signing on with 5i we have ventured more into the smaller growth type companies that are your forte’. We now own a fair amount of these kinds of stocks including NFI, Toy, Sis, Csu, Gud, pbh,tcl and dol. Thanks to you we have made a lot of money on most of these and faster than we would have with the larger cap companies.
We know that your own portfolios are comprised of these stocks, so we know that you trust them. But, when we look at our stage in life there seems to be a certain safety in the big, slow growers. And we are a little nervous about the smaller ones.
So, if you see 5% as a full compliment for a stock, in a situation like this, what would be a good percentage for these smaller cap stocks? If you say 5%, we can accept that, as we are not completely risk adverse.
Thanks again
We are retired and have invested conservatively. By this I mean generally large cap dividend paying companies such as BCE, Telus, Loblaws, Proctor and Gamble (that one didn’t work out too well) and similar stocks.
Since signing on with 5i we have ventured more into the smaller growth type companies that are your forte’. We now own a fair amount of these kinds of stocks including NFI, Toy, Sis, Csu, Gud, pbh,tcl and dol. Thanks to you we have made a lot of money on most of these and faster than we would have with the larger cap companies.
We know that your own portfolios are comprised of these stocks, so we know that you trust them. But, when we look at our stage in life there seems to be a certain safety in the big, slow growers. And we are a little nervous about the smaller ones.
So, if you see 5% as a full compliment for a stock, in a situation like this, what would be a good percentage for these smaller cap stocks? If you say 5%, we can accept that, as we are not completely risk adverse.
Thanks again