Q: Hi - I have $34k cash in my account for real estate and am looking to add 2 or 3 residential low-med rent REITS. Can you tell me your favourites that have the lease amount of debt (ie. least affected by increase in interest rates). - I want at least one Canadian, One USA and if there is an international one I will consider it too. - (also is there a place that summarizes REITS somewhere on the web?) - thanks and Happy New Year
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Q: Happy New Year Everyone.
How do you feel supply/demand will be in 2017 for the precious metals and lead,zinc,copper,aluminum,nickel and lithium? Have they turned the corner and will the global economy not be disrupted by treats of trade barriers being created and other factors? Thank you, Bob
How do you feel supply/demand will be in 2017 for the precious metals and lead,zinc,copper,aluminum,nickel and lithium? Have they turned the corner and will the global economy not be disrupted by treats of trade barriers being created and other factors? Thank you, Bob
Q: Please comment on XHB as an alternative fixed income vehicle to regular bond funds.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Earlier today part of your reply to a security question was: "On any account there is, at first, insurance protection through the Canadian Investor Protection Fund, up to $1 million". What is an account? At TD they breakout you account into tfsa, rrsp, us, and Canada. Are these each individual accounts? As well you can have another account number with a similar breakdown. Would that account be covered by a separate $1,000,000 insurance? Would it then be wise to open another account at another broker, if you liquid assets exceed $1,000,000. Thanks, Mark
Q: To follow up on an earlier question. If you have a large portfolio that exceeds $1 million in combined unregistered accounts and $1 million in combined registered accounts, how do you go about protecting it from insolvency of a member institution? Is it possible to do so?
Thanks,
Jason
Thanks,
Jason
Q: This Vancouver-based REIT pays monthly dividends in USD. Can you suggest other Canadian-based equities that also pay their dividends in USD. As a snowbird, it would be much more efficient to receive some regular income in USD.
Q: Is it possible to get an update of your opinion of Gamehost ?
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: I own tnc, pli,itc,czo and looking for a couple more of your fav's for growth. it will amount to ~5% of my portfolio tkx pat
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CCL Industries Inc. Unlimited Class B Non-Voting Shares (CCL.B)
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Currency Exchange International Corp. (CXI)
Q: Good afternoon,
I am new to 5iresearch, and have been spending the last few weeks researching your Balanced Portfolio.
I am struggling a little with both CXI and CCL. I would like to include them in my own portfolio construction, but am concerned with their recent (significant) price appreciation.
Notwithstanding the various explanations for the recent price performance of both companies, I am simply wondering if you would add to your exposure of both CXI and CCL at current levels?
I am new to 5iresearch, and have been spending the last few weeks researching your Balanced Portfolio.
I am struggling a little with both CXI and CCL. I would like to include them in my own portfolio construction, but am concerned with their recent (significant) price appreciation.
Notwithstanding the various explanations for the recent price performance of both companies, I am simply wondering if you would add to your exposure of both CXI and CCL at current levels?
Q: Hi Guys,
Your thoughts on Gildan Activewear going forward, I hold a full position and just wondering if it is time to move on.
thanks,
jim
Your thoughts on Gildan Activewear going forward, I hold a full position and just wondering if it is time to move on.
thanks,
jim
Q: I contacted you with a question regarding TCS yesterday and haven't heard anything yet. I will ask the question again in case it got lost in the New Year mail. TCS was a BNN recommendation in mid-2016 in the $10.80 range. Shortly after the recommendation it began trading in the $9 range and basically hasn't done much since. Is there issues with this company? A short note on SHOP - when I see a big drop like the big drop recently I think of Concordia which I had at over $100 and ended up selling at $12. I am concerned that things can happen like that again. Thank you. Dennis
Q: Any idea when CXI might be announcing its 4Q results. I believe the quarter ended October 31, 2016.
Q: Could you please provide a list of the dogs of the Dow for y/e 2016
Q: This is the thesis you offered in early July, on NVDA. It is really about gaming and virtual reality. Its chips have one of the best reputations for speed and quality, both very necessary for these industries. Itis expensive at 25X earnings, but growth should be 40%+ this year. It has $3 billion in cash and generates very strong free cash flow. Revenue growth looks good and it has a solid record (7/8) of beating earnings estimates. It looks like chip applications are widening, as NVDA is also showing good growth from the data centre industry. Autonomous cars are another growing market for the company. It pays a small dividend and we think it is very well managed."
I'm having a very difficult time seeing that anything has changed. If anything, NVDA should be on the cusp of something even better, and yet the Citron thesis says "all the easy money has been made." How can this be? If the easy money has been made, that would suggest that NVDA will be grinding to a halt soon, and yet with the ever-increasing demand for all the areas of technology it covers, I'm at a loss on Citron's approach.
Notwithstanding your usual advice that there are always two-sides to a trade, there still has to be someone who is "more right" ... and I think it's you, and the position you offered in July. Is this still worth a 3 year hold ... my ultimate time frame for this particular account.
Thanks as ever. Happy New Year! ... Thanks for another great year of superlative service!!
I'm having a very difficult time seeing that anything has changed. If anything, NVDA should be on the cusp of something even better, and yet the Citron thesis says "all the easy money has been made." How can this be? If the easy money has been made, that would suggest that NVDA will be grinding to a halt soon, and yet with the ever-increasing demand for all the areas of technology it covers, I'm at a loss on Citron's approach.
Notwithstanding your usual advice that there are always two-sides to a trade, there still has to be someone who is "more right" ... and I think it's you, and the position you offered in July. Is this still worth a 3 year hold ... my ultimate time frame for this particular account.
Thanks as ever. Happy New Year! ... Thanks for another great year of superlative service!!
Q: 5I Team,
I see that Founders Advantage Capital Corp. has been quite busy throughout December with number of announcements. I'd appreciate your thoughts on the news and your overall opinion on the company.
Thanks & Happy New Year,
Scott
I see that Founders Advantage Capital Corp. has been quite busy throughout December with number of announcements. I'd appreciate your thoughts on the news and your overall opinion on the company.
Thanks & Happy New Year,
Scott
Q: Seasons Greetings!!
I see that the top two holdings of this ETF represent a 44% weighting. That seems too high to me. Is there another ETF that offers a better balance/diversification? Your sage advice is very much appreciated!!
Dave
I see that the top two holdings of this ETF represent a 44% weighting. That seems too high to me. Is there another ETF that offers a better balance/diversification? Your sage advice is very much appreciated!!
Dave
Q: This is a question and a quick heads-up.
In your latest coverage summary (Jan 3), you continue to show Newalta as having a 10.8% dividend yield. I think they dumped the dividend a while ago.
My question is on Cardinal Energy. If oil continues a slow move up to $60USD in 2017, do you see Cardinal being a solid name to hold? Thanks!
In your latest coverage summary (Jan 3), you continue to show Newalta as having a 10.8% dividend yield. I think they dumped the dividend a while ago.
My question is on Cardinal Energy. If oil continues a slow move up to $60USD in 2017, do you see Cardinal being a solid name to hold? Thanks!
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. (ENF)
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BMO Laddered Preferred Share Index ETF (ZPR)
Q: A senior in his 80s has recently inherited 200,000. We have put 100,00 into laddered GICs. We would like to divide the remaining 100,000 into 4 income investments. We would like your opinion on the following stocks. Income and safety are paramount. Please list them in order of preference and feel free to add any we have not thought of. BCE,BNS,ZPR,ENF,AQN. Thanking you in advance for your opinion
Q: I want to add a bit to my energy allocation and am debating between Vermilion and Superior plus. Any suggestions? My only holding at the moment is PKI
Q: nhc. is this an ok entry point? is management just ok or very poor. Would the new board members be better than the old ones? the lumpy earnings are not convenient to investors ,with nhc making acquisitions and having their best quarters at certain times of the year. in your opinion do the shorts and or Craig Hellum ($2 target) correct in their (dislike) of the company .thank you!2