Q: Hi 5i Team, I'm looking for a couple of solid picks in the Material Sector where I am looking to increase my exposure. In this sector I currently hold SJ, G, and small amount of FM. And just to make this challenge a little harder I need something that pays a dividend. Thanks again for all your help. Mario.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: What is your opinion of the latest QR results and risks moving forward? Are they generation income? Is it expensive? Are they still operating at a loss?
Q: Greetings,
Can you comment on CLCT's recent results?
Thanks
Can you comment on CLCT's recent results?
Thanks
Q: Can I have your opinion on NPI and AQN for stability and growth. Which would you prefer for a long term investment?
Q: Good Morning All Aimia currently has a 6.7% yield. I originally bought it as a growth stock but it may be in the wrong account. Could it be included in an income account. How much growth should I expect. Thanks
Q: Hi, I am down significantly on a position in Capstone Mining. Your thoughts on this company balance sheet and assets to weather this copper price environment. Would you consider it a hold or cut losses (in a RRSP so cannot take a tax loss)?
Q: Seems to me the media landscape has changed since your last report in April. I have owned the shares for a considerable time and have enjoyed a very nice return, the last year or so the shine seems to have come off. Would your current rating remain "B" ? I'm wondering if my capitol could be deployed elsewhere or just hold on to my 4% position?
Q: CPH continues to get punished, down even on big market up days. I'm tempted to take a (big) tax loss but would value your opinion on whether to hold on for a future recovery.
Q: Could I please have your updated opinion on (RC) .Is it a buy at current prices and has anything changed on the outlook for this company ?
thanks Cal
thanks Cal
Q: Good morning all - can I trouble you for your thoughts on Flyht's 2Q results? I'm under water a fair bit on this one and I'm wondering if I should give up on this one.
Thanks team.
Thanks team.
Q: Would appreciate your current opinion on ten peaks coffee at the current price. Thanks
Q: Hello,
I am new to 5i and investing, so I hope to not sound too uneducated... Learning, but taking time!
Anyway, I have some cash I would like to invest in something with more return than a GIC... I have been thinking this would be a good time to invest in some ETF's? If so, which ones do you think are the best if I were to invest today, and if not where do you think the best place to put my cash would be.
I have a pretty balanced level (conservative to aggressive) portfolio with cash, GIC's, mutual funds, and a handful of stocks like Apple and Google.
Thanks!
I am new to 5i and investing, so I hope to not sound too uneducated... Learning, but taking time!
Anyway, I have some cash I would like to invest in something with more return than a GIC... I have been thinking this would be a good time to invest in some ETF's? If so, which ones do you think are the best if I were to invest today, and if not where do you think the best place to put my cash would be.
I have a pretty balanced level (conservative to aggressive) portfolio with cash, GIC's, mutual funds, and a handful of stocks like Apple and Google.
Thanks!
Q: Hi,
With virtually the whole market going up today, particularly growth companies, any idea why CCL is down 2% today? Is there something I don't know?
Do you still think CCL is a good investment long term?
With virtually the whole market going up today, particularly growth companies, any idea why CCL is down 2% today? Is there something I don't know?
Do you still think CCL is a good investment long term?
Q: I couldn't find the above stock listed on a US exchange. Is it only a Canadian listed stock?
Q: 1:10 PM 26/08/2015
Hello Peter
I am interested in buying one or two of RY, CM, TD, SLF, GWO, MFC. Would you comment on the robustness of their balance sheets and provide some numbers on their Debt/Equity and Debt/Cash Flow ratios, Dividend growth rates, and possible "Black Swan Events". I look at various financial website sources and the numbers for these companies are all over the shop.
Thank you. Paul K.
Hello Peter
I am interested in buying one or two of RY, CM, TD, SLF, GWO, MFC. Would you comment on the robustness of their balance sheets and provide some numbers on their Debt/Equity and Debt/Cash Flow ratios, Dividend growth rates, and possible "Black Swan Events". I look at various financial website sources and the numbers for these companies are all over the shop.
Thank you. Paul K.
Q: Can you explain how you calculate ROE, using as examples a couple of the companies for which you have written reports?
Q: With respect to Shyam's query Aug 27 regarding resources for fixed income/bond investing I found a book by Hank Cunningham entitled "In Your Best Interest: The Ultimate Guide to the Canadian Bond Market" to be quite informative. Mr. Cunningham used to be a frequent guest on BNN and I believe is well respected.
Q: could you recommend 3-4 growth stocks you are "excited"about now for at least a 1 to 2 year hold - focus on healthcare/biotec, cons. disc.,and tech - thanks as always
Q: I'd love to find out what you guys think about the Zero Hedge Financial Blog?
Some of it may seem fairly insightful but then you'll come across 15 tweets or articles in a row that sound reactionary, doom and gloom, zombie apocalypse is upon us and that immediately get disproven the next day. I'm having a tough time getting a handle on these guys. From my perspective, it seems like their moments of clarity and genuine insight is later ruined by pandering to an audience who is waiting for the markets to go to zero. Its weird, cuz Catherine Murray follows them on twitter and she strikes me as being very conservative (I guess though just because you follow someone on twitter doesn't mean you agree with their viewpoint).
Anyway, your thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks.
John
Some of it may seem fairly insightful but then you'll come across 15 tweets or articles in a row that sound reactionary, doom and gloom, zombie apocalypse is upon us and that immediately get disproven the next day. I'm having a tough time getting a handle on these guys. From my perspective, it seems like their moments of clarity and genuine insight is later ruined by pandering to an audience who is waiting for the markets to go to zero. Its weird, cuz Catherine Murray follows them on twitter and she strikes me as being very conservative (I guess though just because you follow someone on twitter doesn't mean you agree with their viewpoint).
Anyway, your thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks.
John
Q: I use the Bloomberg app on my iphone to track my portfolio. You can set up watchlists for your holdings and in the summary tab you get a breakdown by industry, asset type and location.