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- Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
Q: Good morning,
I hold BN in my non-registered account for my canadian side of my portfolio.
I've been looking to add to my TFSA on the US side in the same sector.
I see some of the notable ones are pulling back a hair.
From APO, BX, KKR could you please give me your pick. And if it's different than those proposed please put it forward as well.
Along with a value range to add. This will be longterm full position.
Thank you very much.
I hold BN in my non-registered account for my canadian side of my portfolio.
I've been looking to add to my TFSA on the US side in the same sector.
I see some of the notable ones are pulling back a hair.
From APO, BX, KKR could you please give me your pick. And if it's different than those proposed please put it forward as well.
Along with a value range to add. This will be longterm full position.
Thank you very much.
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Q: Hello ,I became familiar with various US ETF in different styles ,they represent now 70% of my RRSP US portfolio .I know that the risk is "supposingly" higher with stocks .I own 7 high quality US large Cies stocks that perform well.I wish to invest in some more US individual dividend stocks that you would consider at low risk , enough to hopefully avoid considering selling them in the future.Could you name and rank,if possible 7 US stocks that would meet those criterias..thanks to your excellent team J-Y
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Q: Hi 5i,
What would be your reasonably valued top 5 US stocks today with a balance of growth and income in mind (with a focus on dividend growth), regardless of sector. Thanks.
What would be your reasonably valued top 5 US stocks today with a balance of growth and income in mind (with a focus on dividend growth), regardless of sector. Thanks.
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