Q: Looking for advice on how to rank these 3 stocks for a medium-term investment. All seem solid based on past performance and metrics but not sure if any have a particular advantage given their respective foci and expansion potential.
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Apple Inc. (AAPL)
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PACCAR Inc. (PCAR)
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QUALCOMM Incorporated (QCOM)
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Caterpillar Inc. (CAT)
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Deere & Company (DE)
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT)
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United Rentals Inc. (URI)
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Zebra Technologies Corporation (ZBRA)
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Insight Enterprises Inc. (NSIT)
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CDW Corporation (CDW)
Q: Would you also provide me with 5 Industrials and tech in the USA that are not over-valued.
Donna
Donna
Q: Snow has been hit hard recently.Can you provide a current outlook and level of attraction at current price?
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM)
Q: Hi Folks,
I am finally breaking even with BNS. I am thinking of selling it and with the proceeds I will top up RY. That will leave me with RY and TD as my bank holdings with a 15% weighing. With the remaining monies I am thinking of adding one of SLF, MFC or BAM. May I have your opinion as to which one you would recommend. This will be for my RRSP account which is fairly diversified.
Thanks
I am finally breaking even with BNS. I am thinking of selling it and with the proceeds I will top up RY. That will leave me with RY and TD as my bank holdings with a 15% weighing. With the remaining monies I am thinking of adding one of SLF, MFC or BAM. May I have your opinion as to which one you would recommend. This will be for my RRSP account which is fairly diversified.
Thanks
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Canadian National Railway Company (CNR)
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited (CP)
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CGI Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (GIB.A)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD)
Q: I’m trying to form a kind of hybrid of the Hodson and the Buffet approach to investing. Hodson: balanced portfolio. Buffet: a few excellent companies. So I would form a fairly balanced portfolio but be overweight considerably in a few.
Buffet says you are buying a piece of a business; you are not buying a stock. He and Munger don’t care about the stock market. They both say you don’t need very many stocks, no more than 5 or 6. They also say their approach is not for the average person, who usually doesn’t know how to value a business and should just stick to EFFs. Their approach is for someone who knows how to analyze and value a business. Peter Hodson and 5i do know how to analyze and value a business. (And in answers to questions 5i has also said several times that the way to build wealth is to own a small concentrated portfolio.)
On the other hand, 5i is all about building and rebalancing a diversified portfolio, covering all, or almost all, sectors. This approach is more concentrated than an ETF, but not as concentrated as a Buffet/Munger small set of quality companies. I don’t know anything about Sees Candy, Geiko, or Coke. But they certainly do.
If Buffet/Munger were looking only at Canadian companies, which few would they want to own? Any size, any sector. Just outstanding businesses.
Buffet says you are buying a piece of a business; you are not buying a stock. He and Munger don’t care about the stock market. They both say you don’t need very many stocks, no more than 5 or 6. They also say their approach is not for the average person, who usually doesn’t know how to value a business and should just stick to EFFs. Their approach is for someone who knows how to analyze and value a business. Peter Hodson and 5i do know how to analyze and value a business. (And in answers to questions 5i has also said several times that the way to build wealth is to own a small concentrated portfolio.)
On the other hand, 5i is all about building and rebalancing a diversified portfolio, covering all, or almost all, sectors. This approach is more concentrated than an ETF, but not as concentrated as a Buffet/Munger small set of quality companies. I don’t know anything about Sees Candy, Geiko, or Coke. But they certainly do.
If Buffet/Munger were looking only at Canadian companies, which few would they want to own? Any size, any sector. Just outstanding businesses.
Q: Hello folks,
This is a follow up question to Ross' on March 6 2024.
You didn't answer the second part of Ross' question!
Are there any studies comparing "selling" calls or puts and buying and holding the stocks?
I know intuitively that it depends on stocks! Some are so good for writing calls. Some are good for puts and some for buying and holding! But that is not evidence based! Also a "cop out" answer!
Any studies that you know of?
Thanks Ross for asking that excellent question. Thanks Peter et all for your answer.
This is a follow up question to Ross' on March 6 2024.
You didn't answer the second part of Ross' question!
Are there any studies comparing "selling" calls or puts and buying and holding the stocks?
I know intuitively that it depends on stocks! Some are so good for writing calls. Some are good for puts and some for buying and holding! But that is not evidence based! Also a "cop out" answer!
Any studies that you know of?
Thanks Ross for asking that excellent question. Thanks Peter et all for your answer.
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Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (WPM)
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Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM)
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K92 Mining Inc. (KNT)
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Karora Resources Inc. (KRR)
Q: Gold is at new highs but based on a review of recent answers, gold miners are not seeing share price appreciation because of the costs of production and other factors.
Are there any gold stocks that you think are worth buying?
Are there any gold stocks that you think are worth buying?
Q: Hello 5i,
I would like to buy HSAV.ca for a 1 year hold but I’m concerned about the erosion of the .62% premium and
price in a declining rate environment. I appreciate your thoughts. Would you still consider it a buy. It seems to be the only tax efficient HSIA available in Canada so perhaps it will always maintain its demand. Thank you.
Brad
I would like to buy HSAV.ca for a 1 year hold but I’m concerned about the erosion of the .62% premium and
price in a declining rate environment. I appreciate your thoughts. Would you still consider it a buy. It seems to be the only tax efficient HSIA available in Canada so perhaps it will always maintain its demand. Thank you.
Brad
Q: Is it a good time with the sell off today to initiate a position in VRT?
Q: view dbm recent acquisition news
thank you
thank you
Q: Gentlemen
Thoughts on the latest quarterly report?
Thoughts on the latest quarterly report?
Q: What is your consensus of CTS earnings and outlook (after this mornings call)? Looks like a good quarter. If story is still intact, what do you see the range that stock might be in 12 months from now? Would you be a buyer?
Q: What are the pros and cons of this company?
Q: A full position is considered to be 5%. So if a family has say 2 tfsa’s of $50k each and an RSP of $100k for total of $200k, would you look at a 5% full position in each account, which would amount to $2500 in each tfsa and $5000 in the RSP, or would you look at 5% based on the household registered total of $10,000 and be ok with a $10,000 hold in 1 RSP account even though in that account its 20% but still only 5% of the family portfolio if you will. Hope this makes some sense.
Q: If you had to choose today? Which would you prefer? BKNG or CROX?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: What are your thoughts on the portfolio diversification and growth potential of these securities? Thx!
Q: Would Zoetis be a company you would recommend and if yes what would you consider a good entry price?
Thank you
Thank you
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Global X Long-Term U.S. Treasury Premium Yield ETF (LPAY)
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Global X Short-Term U.S. Treasury Premium Yield ETF (SPAY)
Q: What’s your opinion on these new fixed income products?
Thanks and have a great day.
Thanks and have a great day.
Q: Put Options betting the stock will go down or Call Options betting the stock will go up.
Do you prefer one over the other?
Thinking of trying both, I'm a 10 year self investor.
Or just continue to buy stock for the long term?
Are there any statistics that prove using Put & Call's perform better than buying and holding stocks?
Thank you.
Do you prefer one over the other?
Thinking of trying both, I'm a 10 year self investor.
Or just continue to buy stock for the long term?
Are there any statistics that prove using Put & Call's perform better than buying and holding stocks?
Thank you.
Q: Hi team ?
What are your views on Altimmune (ALT-Q) and its growth prospects, its risks ? Would you buy it now for a growth account in a TFSA ? Which entry price would you suggest ?
Gratefully,
Jacques IDS
What are your views on Altimmune (ALT-Q) and its growth prospects, its risks ? Would you buy it now for a growth account in a TFSA ? Which entry price would you suggest ?
Gratefully,
Jacques IDS