Q: Is it worth keeping Enbridge just for the yield or is it better to exchange it for Altagas a better option? Is the yield safe?
Margita
Margita
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Q: Hi team, With ZCL results far from good, would you suggest selling? My sons own it and are even at yesterdays closing (won't be at the opening of mkts.). If selling.....what would you suggest as replacement?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Cannot find end of October update, has it been released?
Q: Hello
Could you comment on Saputo and Freshi earnings please?
Thank you
Could you comment on Saputo and Freshi earnings please?
Thank you
Q: What is your opinion on ORL. Thank you Robert
Q: Do you see any demand for the minerals produced by this company (WML) or should I just take my lumps.
Q: I tried to read your answer to a question on Wayfair from August 5/16, but it wouldn't open. (Maybe a glitch with the new site.) I'm just wondering what you think of this stock going forward, especially considering today’s carnage. Goldman Sachs recently endorsed it as one of their top 23 “secular growth stocks”.
Q: I am holding shares in ACIA. Do you see any future in this company 1 year out, or should I sell now.
Q: What is your opinion of the ETF, AIEQ
Thank you,
Helen
Thank you,
Helen
Q: What are your thoughts on VRX? FDA gives a surprise green light to the drug VYZULTA which was not expected until 2018.
Would you recommend entering into a position on VRX today?
Would you recommend entering into a position on VRX today?
Q: i would like to buy home depot or lows. any thoughts? thanks .Alnoor
Q: Any concern with going overweight in Enbridge at this point as a long term hold? I'm currently at 5%.
Rob
Rob
Q: how does the quarter look?
Q: Can you give your thoughts on CRH after the conf call yesterday? I thought it was much better than the last quarters call. But I'd like to know your thoughts?
Q: I was wondering what you thought of DIRTT's earnings. They seemed to be good to me, and the conference call was even better as they discussed how their pipeline has never been bigger...but the stock was down today. Thoughts?
Q: Are you feeling any better about DB for a 1 year investment?
Q: Any developments on Centric an debt reduction/balance sheet, growth, acquisitions, since last question in August?
Q: 2 dogs in my portfolio, down 60% and 20+%. Any hope for these 2, or time to move on?
Suggested replacements in the same sectors?
Suggested replacements in the same sectors?
Q: 5-I,
Love the new website, particularly the ability to mark questions as favourites ! Obviously a lot of thought and work has been put into this.
You advertise as being completely unbiased as you do not allow your staff to own stocks you follow or comment on. I would like to put forth my thoughts on this and invite other 5-I subscribers to as well. As an investor I want as knowledgeable and thorough a person as possible on the guiding end. I do not care what stocks he or she owns. I believe most of the 5-I subscriber base relies on stocks that are traded in sufficient volume to negate any possibility of a pump and dump routine of a staffer. I follow two popular investment writers from the Globe and Mail and if either ever writes about a stock they own, they simply acknowledge their personal ownership. Actually I feel better that they have the confidence to invest in it themselves.
I think this will come into play even more if you decide ( hopefully ) to someday cover American stocks. I really don't want someone advising me about stocks who doesn't invest in any equities at all. You would not attract the best candidate with this approach. 5-I and its client base deserve as good a quality advisor in the future as you currently have now.
Paul
Love the new website, particularly the ability to mark questions as favourites ! Obviously a lot of thought and work has been put into this.
You advertise as being completely unbiased as you do not allow your staff to own stocks you follow or comment on. I would like to put forth my thoughts on this and invite other 5-I subscribers to as well. As an investor I want as knowledgeable and thorough a person as possible on the guiding end. I do not care what stocks he or she owns. I believe most of the 5-I subscriber base relies on stocks that are traded in sufficient volume to negate any possibility of a pump and dump routine of a staffer. I follow two popular investment writers from the Globe and Mail and if either ever writes about a stock they own, they simply acknowledge their personal ownership. Actually I feel better that they have the confidence to invest in it themselves.
I think this will come into play even more if you decide ( hopefully ) to someday cover American stocks. I really don't want someone advising me about stocks who doesn't invest in any equities at all. You would not attract the best candidate with this approach. 5-I and its client base deserve as good a quality advisor in the future as you currently have now.
Paul
Q: When I look at the price charts for ENDP, TEVA, CXR, and VRX, I'm seeing companies that have a problem. Assuming GUD goes in as the white knight, are they buying products, divisions or manufacturing operations. Can you explain how GUD would go about acquiring the assets of these companies with their fat bank account?