Q: can you tell us about veeva systems and its current valuation and business prospects? it is a good time to invest?
You can view 3 more answers this month. Sign up for a free trial for unlimited access.
Investment Q&A
Not investment advice or solicitation to buy/sell securities. Do your own due diligence and/or consult an advisor.
Q: What's your view on Champion Iron?
Q: Hi 5i! I would appreciate your opinion on this company: PPR Prairie Provident Resources.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Which would you prefer if you had to add 1 equity within the consumer cyclicals sector, TRI or CGX. They have similar PE ratios and Dividends. What would be the pros and cons with each equity? Thanks in advance.
-
WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
-
Great Canadian Gaming Corporation (GC)
-
Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
Q: Based on Trump being confirmed as president in the US:
What top 3 sectors in the US and a stock in each does 5i like and the same for Canada (3 sectors and a stock in each)?
Thank you.
What top 3 sectors in the US and a stock in each does 5i like and the same for Canada (3 sectors and a stock in each)?
Thank you.
Q: What are your thoughts on PWT as a possible turnaround? It was on the edge for a while but it appears as though it has successfully found some solid ground. Is it worth jumping in? Have debt levels been resolved?
Q: Hi 5 I Team
What are your favorite stocks right now for new money in two existing TFSA accounts disregarding current portfolio assets.
Thanks Maurice
What are your favorite stocks right now for new money in two existing TFSA accounts disregarding current portfolio assets.
Thanks Maurice
Q: Good afternoon:
I am underweight in pure utility equities and would like to add. My primary holding is AQN with a lesser position in EMA. Would you recommend switching EMA to FTS and then adding to that position. Or do you consider that unnecessary?
Thank you for your advice.
I am underweight in pure utility equities and would like to add. My primary holding is AQN with a lesser position in EMA. Would you recommend switching EMA to FTS and then adding to that position. Or do you consider that unnecessary?
Thank you for your advice.
Q: I currently have HCG and WCP in the "explore" portion of a LIRA and they are both nearing break-even after holding for a relatively long period. 85% of the account is in a "core" mix of low-cost CDN, US, and Global EFTs. The remaining 15% is split evenly between HCG, WCP, and SIS. Wondering if I should sell these two positions now that they are back to my ACB and if so, what two alternatives would you recommend from a growth perspective over the next 3-5 years?
Q: What do you think of gold right now ? I have no exposure currently. I was looking at Tahoe, but didn't like the way it went last week.
Can you suggest some names, both conservative and some with leverage and why you like them.
Thanks for all your great support.
Can you suggest some names, both conservative and some with leverage and why you like them.
Thanks for all your great support.
Q: Good Morning: I hold a very small position in Enghouse and am considering an addition of shares. Your last report was in 2015 when everything seemed rosy but 2016 has seen some challenges emerge. From the Q&A section of your website I get the sense that you are still basically positive about the company. Is it your opinion that they will be able to successfully continue their acquisition strategy and who do you see as their major competitors in this area? As always, thanks for your help. Don
Q: Would these be your top two picks for growth without undue risk? What is your current estimate of 2017 and 2018 p/e for each of them?
Q: Hello 5i
Thanks for the service.
Checking in on a 5i current viewpoint for Timbercreek Financial.
I hold it after the merger of their two entities and really like the current 7.8% yield as income flow to Portfolio.
There has been lots going on related to interest rates and new entrants to potentially compete against TF.
Would you please offer you comments about continuing to hold this security and whether you consider any risk growing; price level and ongoing distribution?
Thanks
Dave
Thanks for the service.
Checking in on a 5i current viewpoint for Timbercreek Financial.
I hold it after the merger of their two entities and really like the current 7.8% yield as income flow to Portfolio.
There has been lots going on related to interest rates and new entrants to potentially compete against TF.
Would you please offer you comments about continuing to hold this security and whether you consider any risk growing; price level and ongoing distribution?
Thanks
Dave
Q: Had a very satisfactory 2016 with a combined increase in both cash & RIF accounts of 9.3%. However, TFSA has been a disaster. Initially in 2009 bought CPH & stupidly watched it run up & then way down before I dumped it for a large loss. Bought AD (second time) at around 23 - watched it climb to 31 & then crash. Sold it at $18+. I know - it's now climbing back nicely but I want to start a-fresh. Don't need the income - just lots of growth. Looking at SHOP & other similar opportunistic potentials. Your suggestions please. Thank you
Q: Hello Peter and gang.
I read your year end review and suggestions about investing in healthcare as a theme for 2017. I'm very much an income oriented investor. I'm interested in Medical Facilities Corp. Would you say this company falls under the category of healthcare? Also what's your overall view of this company.
Thanks
Nicholas
I read your year end review and suggestions about investing in healthcare as a theme for 2017. I'm very much an income oriented investor. I'm interested in Medical Facilities Corp. Would you say this company falls under the category of healthcare? Also what's your overall view of this company.
Thanks
Nicholas
-
First Quantum Minerals Ltd. (FM)
-
Lundin Mining Corporation (LUN)
-
North Shore Uranium Ltd. (NSU)
-
Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. (IVN)
Q: In which order would you rate the listed miners for midterm investments?
Thank you Team!
Thank you Team!
Q: Hello Peter, I'm looking for a solid, long-term, US investment for my RRSP. Ford is yielding almost 4.8% with a very low P/E. Metlife is yielding around 3% with a P/E around 17. Which of these two would you favour for a decent 'sleep at night' long term hold and for a better result? Also, which US company in the military/defence area might you currently favour? Thanks!
Q: Greetings!
Enghouse appears to be not a favorite tech stock for investors inspite of satisfactory performance year over year. I hold around 10% of this stock bought around $55 in my TFSA and see the price and volume of trade showing no sign of recovery. would you suggest to book loss and trim the holding? Thank you in advance.
Enghouse appears to be not a favorite tech stock for investors inspite of satisfactory performance year over year. I hold around 10% of this stock bought around $55 in my TFSA and see the price and volume of trade showing no sign of recovery. would you suggest to book loss and trim the holding? Thank you in advance.
Q: I noticed that this stock has lost 15% in the last 5 days. Apart from providing update on operative budget, are there some negative initiatives provided by the company that you know.of?
Thanks Peter and company!
Thanks Peter and company!
Q: Good Morning,
Since interest rate are moving higher ,I am looking in investing into Lifecos. My research into ETF has given me FLI. This etf invest in US and Canadian Lifeco and pays a dividend higher than the the individual companies pays. I assume there is a call option in this ETF. Would you recommend this ETF? Is call option good when an ETF is moving higher? As for LCS is this high risk and how can they pay a 12% plus dividend?
Thank you,
Paul
Since interest rate are moving higher ,I am looking in investing into Lifecos. My research into ETF has given me FLI. This etf invest in US and Canadian Lifeco and pays a dividend higher than the the individual companies pays. I assume there is a call option in this ETF. Would you recommend this ETF? Is call option good when an ETF is moving higher? As for LCS is this high risk and how can they pay a 12% plus dividend?
Thank you,
Paul